When do classes start? Classes begin August 19.
Are classes offered on-campus? Classes are offered on-campus at this time. Please check your email and Sakai daily for important updates from your professor. Your professor may send important updates on COVID-19 protocol specific to your course.
What will the first day of classes look like? When you arrive on campus you will enter through doors A-10 or E-42 for a no-touch temperature check, NSCC ID scan, and to respond to COVID-19 health screening questions.
What if I have questions about a class I am already registered for? Check your email and Sakai daily for important updates from your professor. Your professor may send important updates on COVID-19 protocol specific to your course. Or you can find your professor’s email on your student schedule available in myNSCC.
Who do I contact if I have questions regarding CCP? You should contact your CCP Advisor Ann Fether at 419.267.1513 or Nichole Gerschutz at 419.267.1229.
Where do I get my student ID? You will need a state-issued ID card in order to obtain your student ID from campus police. The campus police office is located inside the Atrium.
What do I use my student ID for? You must have your NSCC ID card with you at all times. You will use your student ID to check in when you arrive on campus and to access classrooms.
How do I know what classes to take? You should contact your advisor. You can visit the Advising Center in-person or call 419.267.1390.
Is there a cafeteria available on campus? The Café is available in the A-building (2nd floor). Hours are Monday-Thursday 7:45 a.m.-2 p.m. There is also food available in the Bookstore.
Where can I find my schedule? Go to your myNSCC and sign-in, click ‘student’ and then ‘academics’. ‘My Schedule’ is located on the right side.
How do I access my online class? Your online class will be available in Sakai. Visit northweststate.edu and the option to log into Sakai is available at the bottom of the page.
What if I need to change my schedule? You should contact your advisor. You can visit the Advising Center in person or call 419.267.1390.
I am feeling overwhelmed or anxious about life, school, or work – what should I do? Reach out to NSCC Counseling Services and text NSCCHELP to 419.591.6487 and someone will respond to your inquiry and assist you with your needs.
I am having financial trouble. Do I have any options? We understand that this is a difficult time for students and their families. If you are experiencing a financial hardship, please do not hesitate to contact our financial resource counselor. We are happy to assist you with connecting to on-campus and community resources. Please email us at
finaid@northweststate.edu or call 419.267.1333 and ask to speak with our financial resource counselor. Your situation will be kept private.