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How do I know where my classes are located?

Class locations are listed in Self Service. Log in - go to Planning - Plan & Schedule. Campus maps can be found by using the search feature on the ACC homepage.

 

How do I obtain a parking pass & student ID?

Parking passes and student ID cards are free and can be obtained by filling out a registration form through our public safety office here

 

How is my ACC transcript sent to colleges and universities that I apply to?

Transcripts may only be ordered by the student (not the CCP office). The cost for each
individual transcript is $3.50. Please visit our transcript page at this link:
https://www.alamancecc.edu/admissions-site/transcripts-and-records/transcripts/

 

My ACC and high school schedules conflict. How do I change my classes?

Reach out to the CCP office (336-506-4231 or ccp@alamancecc.edu) to schedule an
appointment with an advisor.

 

Do my online classes meet at a certain time?

ACC class sections denoted by (E) are strictly online and do not have a specific meeting
time. Any ACC class section denoted by (EL) will meet virtually at the time noted in
Self Service. (ie, COM 231-01EL MWF 9:05-10:00 would be expected to attend class virtually at the designated time).

 

My college applications ask that I list any college classes I have taken. How can I access that information?

Unofficial transcripts (which list each course, grade and semester taken) can be accessed in
Self Service. Official transcripts can be requested through Self Service as well.

 

My Moodle/Email login information has expired. How can I reset my password?

Reset here

 

 

 

Where can I find what textbooks are needed for my classes?

Please access alamancecc.edu - Services For Students - Bookstore. Scroll to the
bottom of the page and you will find “order books online”.

 

 

 

Do I need textbooks on the first day of class?

It is recommended to have your books on the first day of class, but not required. Course
assignments often begin on the first day so be sure to get your textbooks or online access
codes as soon after the first day as possible. Be aware that the ACC bookstore does not always have each textbook in stock.

 

 

 

I can not get Proctortrack to work on my laptop or computer. Who do I contact?

Please contact Distance Learning for questions about remote learning or IT
issues. They can be contacted at distancelearning@alamancecc.edu or 336-290-0555

 

 

 

I submitted my classes in Self Service, but they are not showing as registered. Who do I contact?

Dual Enrollment or CCP students can NOT register themselves. This must be done
by a CCP advisor. It is helpful to plan your courses in Self Service but you must contact the CCP office to schedule an advising and registration appointment to register for courses.

 

 

 

Are my textbooks, online access codes and/or equipment covered under CCP (dual enrollment)?

Students are responsible for the cost of books, equipment and any fees. In certain
circumstances a high school or school district may cover costs. Check with your high school counselor to know if your materials are covered. Tuition is waived for CCP.

 

 

 

For my cosmetology class, do I have to purchase my cosmetology kit and book?

No. ACC’s cosmetology department loans CCP students a textbook and kit. They are provided on the first day of class.

 

 

 

My Spring ACC classes conflict with final exams for my high school classes. What do I do?

Please communicate with your high school counselor about this before ACC classes start. If, in fact, you will miss an ACC class you need to communicate with the ACC instructor and to confirm that you can stay in the class.

 

 

 

Do my ACC classes start the same week as my high school classes?

ACC and high school classes typically do NOT begin at the same time. Please be aware of that, as ACC can not add students to classes once a semester’s drop/add period ends. Students can access start dates in their self service account and advisors discuss this at advising meetings.

 

 

 

How do I drop or add a class?

Students should always consult their school counselor before changing their ACC schedule. Dropping classes could jeopardize graduation status and/or athletic eligibility. Students should make every effort to have their schedule set before the ACC semester begins. Students can, however, drop and add classes (if space permits) during the drop/add period, which is the first four days of the semester. After that, students can add 12 week classes that have a later start date. If students need to drop after the drop/add period (this should be avoided when possible), they must email their course instructor and request to be dropped.

 

 

 

What does a drop with a WP mean?

If students drop a class after the initial drop/add period but before the drop deadline, the course will show on the ACC transcript with a grade of WP for Withdraw Passing. This does not affect the college GPA but can affect financial aid if students apply for aid at ACC after high school graduation.

 

 

 

How do I register for upcoming semesters?