Admissions

Pray that the adviser you get knows what they are doing. My last one had only been working there for 3 days and I had to teach him how to get me registered for classes. Also, keep all your documents on hand. They've lost my transcript and vaccination records more than once.

1. As soon as you are accepted and have your student id, set up a meeting to talk to the counselors as soon as possible so you can have your schedule the way you want it to be. Classes fill up fast.
2. Get involved in organizations, you can make many new friends and that also looks good on resumes.

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Northeast Texas Community college advisors are always willing and able to answer any questions you may have. Ask many, ask often!!

for those that are not sure if ntcc is right for you, here's a few pro's and con's. most importantly, ntcc is one of the cheaper colleges in texas. and if you are a local resident, it is even cheaper! the school provides many scholarship programs and fundraisers for students. also, ntcc offers many clubs and sororities that could benefits those who plan to transfer later. my advice would be to become active in these groups to really enjoy a full college experience. one thing i would like to point out against ntcc is that there are students of all ages on campus, including high school students involved in the dual-credit program. although it is not a large issue, it is sort of an issue when a student wants to be a in a more mature setting in the classroom. although most teachers are great at controlling the classroom, some students still serve as a distraction to others.

looks good for the locate and money