2. STLCC Mission Statement
St. Louis Community College expands
minds and changes lives every day. We
create accessible, dynamic learning
environments focused on the needs of
our diverse communities.

3. Your First Week… and Beyond!

4. You are unable to buy your textbook.
What should you do?
a. Make do without it.
b. Talk to your teacher.
c. Go to the campus library
d. All of the above except A.

5. An instructor’s classroom expectations
could include the following:
a. Turn off your cell phone before entering class.
b. Do not carry on private conversations during
class.
c. Voice your opposing beliefs or opinions in a
respectful manner.
d. All of the above.

6. If you need a special accommodation in your
classes, which department can help you?
a. Career and Employment Center
b. Campus Life
c. Access Office
d. All of the above

7. You want to register for your classes as soon
as possible, but you’re undecided about what
classes to take. Where should you go for
help?
a. An instructor
b. Counseling Department
c. Advising Department
d. A study buddy

8. Blackboard can be used for all the
following except:
a. Finding important class documents, such as the
syllabus, handouts and lecture notes.
b. Participating in on-line discussions.
c. Checking grades.
d. Checking Financial Aid status.

9. Your STLCC OneCard can be used to:
a. Check out library books
b. Receive financial aid funds
c. Check out laptops
d. All of the above

10. If you are having difficulty with a class
you should:
a. Form a study group with your classmates.
b. Talk with your instructor before withdrawing
from the class.
c. Seek Tutoring Services.
d. All of the above.

11. Where do you find out about campus
events, activities, clubs and organizations?
a. Fact Finder
b. Flyers around campus
c. Campus Life office
d. All of the above

12. You arrive for class and no one is in the
classroom. What do you do?
a. Contact the department secretary or front desk.
b. Recheck the start date on your schedule to
make sure the class is not a “late start.”
c. Check your schedule to make sure you are in
the correct classroom.
d. All of the above.

13. At some point you may find that you have to
withdraw from a course mid-semester. In order
to do that you must:
a. See an advisor.
b. This is college; just stop attending class.
c. Complete an add/drop or withdrawal form.
d. Both A and C.

14. Your Map to Success
 Campus Services
 Online Resources
 Academic Professionalism
 Technology You Will Need
 Student Identification Cards
 Success Tips from Students
 Student Schedules

15. Campus Resources
• Academic Advising
• Academic Support
Center
• Access
• Assessment
• Bookstore
• Campus Life
• Campus Safety
• Career and
Employment
Services
• Cashier
• Counseling
• Financial Aid
• Library –
Instructional
Resources
• Learning/Computer
Labs

16. Online Resources
St. Louis Community College is committed to
providing an academic and work
environment that is free from sexual
harassment. The college prohibits sexual
harassment in any form (including verbal,
written physical or visual). There is a no-
tolerance policy!
Students are encouraged to review the full
definition and reporting procedures in the
Fact Finder and complete the Tutorial on
stlcc.edu.

18. Your Safety is STLCC’s Priority
• Sign up for emergency text alerts
(including school closings).
• Text "follow STLCCAlert" (without
the quotes) to 40404.
• You may also follow @STLCCAlert
through Twitter.
• Call Campus Police if you need help or
see anything suspicious.
follow
STLCCAlert
40404

19. STLCC is Tobacco-Free
• St. Louis Community
College joins a growing
list of 225+ colleges and
universities nationwide
that have enacted 100%
tobacco-free policies.
• Includes electronic
cigarettes

20. Academic Professionalism
• Faculty Expectations
• Expected Classroom Behaviors
• Students’ Rights and Responsibilities

21. STLCC Home Page: www.stlcc.edu

22. MySTLCC Page
Choices

23. Technology You Will Need
• Login to each of these systems before the first
day of classes.
• Computers are available for use at each STLCC
location.
• Wireless access is available for personal
devices.

24. Which is Which?!
• Personal
information
• Register and pay for
classes
• Obtain class
schedule
• Check financial aid
status
• Midterm/final grades
• Unofficial
transcripts
• Degree Audit
• Course sites
• Class
announcements
• Course materials
• Assignments
• Discussion boards
• Online tests
• Check course
grades
• Used in face-to-face,
online, and blended
courses
• Student email
• OneDrive storage
• Office 365
applications:
• Word
• PowerPoint
• Excel
• OneNote

25. College E-mail (my.stlcc.edu)
• Your my.stlcc.edu email is your official means
of communication with STLCC. Use it!!
• Get info you need, such as:
 E-bills
 Blackboard announcements
 Financial aid updates
 Registration deadlines
 Assignments
 You can forward your
email to your cell phone!

26. Microsoft OneDrive
• Included with your my.stlcc.edu email account
• OneDrive provides FREE access to Office web
applications:
Word Excel PowerPoint OneNote
• 25GB storage “in the cloud”
• Access your files from any
computer with Internet
access.
• Can also download Office to
your personal computer

27. Ellucian GO Mobile App
• Campus news & events
• Campus maps
• Important STLCC phone numbers
• View your daily and weekly class schedule
• View your current and past grades from Banner
• Receive notifications if you have a hold on your account
that prevents you from registering for new classes.

28. • You need your One Card to:
 Receive funds from STLCC
 Check out library books and
laptops
 Get bookstore refunds,
including book buy-back
• You must activate your card
to access the funds!
Higher One Card
Don’t have yours yet?
Get your photo taken today!

29. How To Read
Your
Schedule
St. Louis Community College
Student Schedule/Bill
Credit Fall 2013
Student Name: Mickey Mouse
CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC CMP COURSE TITLE CR HR AU DAYS START/STOP BUILD ROOM CLASS DATES
31547 PSY 200 504 FV General Psychology 3.00 MW 1100-1215PM SS-FV 116 8/19-12/15
32917 COM 101 653 MC Oral Communication I 3.00 TR 0800-0915AM CS-MC 204 8/20-12/15
36156 MTH 080 H01 HNEC Basic Math Skills 3.00 MW 0100-0215PM HNEC 102 8/19-12/15
35177 PE 181 350 WW Yoga I (Beginning) 1.00 T 0530-0650PM WW 102B 8/21-12/15
30219 ART 107 401 FP Design I 2.00 F 1100-1215PM G-FP 413 8/20-12/15
30943 HST 101 S95 SCEUC American History II 3.00 T 0400—0520PM SCEUC 101 9/10/12/15*
Course Credits: 15

30. St. Louis Community College
Student Schedule/Bill
Credit Fall 2013
Student Name: Mickey Mouse
CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC CMP COURSE TITLE CR HR AU DAYS START/STOP BUILD ROOM CLASS DATES
31547 PSY 200 504 FV General Psychology 3.00 MW 1100-1215PM SS-FV 116 8/19-12/15
32917 COM 101 653 MC Oral Communication I 3.00 TR 0800-0915AM CS-MC 204 8/20-12/15
36156 MTH 080 H01 HNEC Basic Math Skills 3.00 MW 0100-0215PM HNEC 102 8/19-12/15
35177 PE 181 350 WW Yoga I (Beginning) 1.00 T 0530-0650PM WW 102B 8/21-12/15
30219 ART 107 401 FP Design I 2.00 F 1100-1215PM G-FP 413 8/20-12/15
30943 HST 101 S95 SCEUC American History II 3.00 T 0400—0520PM SCEUC 101 9/10/12/15*
So What Am I Looking At?

31. St. Louis Community College
Student Schedule/Bill
Credit Fall 2013
Student Name: Mickey Mouse
CRN SUBJ CRSE SEC CMP COURSE TITLE CR HR AU DAYS START/STOP BUILD ROOM CLASS DATES
31547 PSY 200 504 FV General Psychology 3.00 MW 1100-1215PM SS-FV 116 8/19-12/15
32917 COM 101 653 MC Oral Communication I 3.00 TR 0800-0915AM CS-MC 204 8/20-12/15
36156 MTH 080 H01 HNEC Basic Math Skills 3.00 MW 0100-0215PM HNEC 102 8/19-12/15
35177 PE 181 350 WW Yoga I (Beginning) 1.00 T 0530-0650PM WW 102B 8/21-12/15
30219 ART 107 401 FP Design I 2.00 F 1100-1215PM G-FP 413 8/20-12/15
30943 HST 101 S95 SCEUC American History II 3.00 T 0400—0520PM SCEUC 101 9/10/12/15*
So What Am I Looking At?

32. Attend Your Classes!
• You may owe money if you
register for classes that you
never attend.
• Be familiar with all last dates to
withdraw from classes.
• Your instructors are mandated
to keep attendance in your
classes.
• Not attending classes might
impact your financial aid
package.
• Speak with your Instructor as
well as an Advisor or
Counselor prior to withdrawing
from your classes.
• Speak with a Financial Aid staff
member prior to withdrawing
from your classes.Time
for
Class!

33. Get Involved!
• Build your resume for jobs and college
transfer
• Meet new people
• Learn leadership skills
• Discover and explore career interests.
• Change the world through community
service opportunities
Research shows that students who get involved on
campus and make connections with others tend to stay
in school!

34. Good Luck
in your first semester!
Any questions?
Please turn in your evaluation form and make sure you have
a
copy of your class schedule before you leave.