TC Student Services for Dual Credit Students
For college-enrolled students, TC’s Student Services Department provides a wide range of services designed to supplement a student’s total college experience at Temple College. Student Services serves as a vehicle for increased access to both technical and academic programs, as well as to the community at large. Dual Credit students are strongly encouraged to make use of these services offered to all registered TC students, including access to academic counseling and referral to personal counseling, career choice workshops, and job assistance services. Student organizations and activities are also sponsored by Student Services, and dual credit students are strongly encouraged to take part in these as appropriate.
Dual credit students are entitled to use all of the College’s resources made available to regular college students while enrolled at TC. These include use of the physical fitness facilities, the library, computer labs, and other services available to increase student success. In addition, dual credit students can access the Academic Advising and the Student Financial Aid offices to help map out their college plans while attending TC.
Student ID
In order to use most of TC’s facilities, dual credit students are required to have a college ID card. Students may obtain an ID card after payment has been made for registered classes at the front desk of the Admissions and Records office. Students who do not have a TC ID card will not be permitted to use the fitness facilities, the computer labs, or check out materials from the library.
TC E-mail Account
Students are encouraged to use their TC e-mail account for school business. School information from Admissions & Records Office, Student Services, and instructors are disseminated to students via their TC e-mail address. This account is available as long as the student is enrolled at Temple College.
TConnect Account
Students are able to view a variety of student information via TConnect. Viewing student schedule, unofficial transcripts, and grades are a few links available to students at this site. Resources such as Smarthinking.com is available to students who are in need of online tutoring. This account is available as long as the student is enrolled at Temple College.
Temple College Student Handbook
The Student Handbook describes the services, policies, and procedures available to all TC students. Students may view/download a handbook on TC’s web page, www.templejc.edu, click on Student Services, then Publications. The current college catalog is available online also. Please review both documents, as they will provide you with information on how to access TC services.
Bookstore
Temple College Bookstore, located in the Arnold Student Center building, allows students to purchase books and materials as conveniently and economically as possible. The Bookstore maintains an inventory of textbooks, which are selected from a list submitted by the instructors for all courses offered. The TC Bookstore webpage is www.templecollegebookstore.com. This website gives the buyer a variety of options for purchasing textbooks: 1) places order on reserve for up to one week prior to arriving at the Bookstore to purchase, 2) purchase order on-line with merchandise ready for pick-up at the Bookstore, 3) purchase order on-line with merchandise shipped to your house. The website can also be accessed via www.templejc.edu, select Student Services to get to the bookstore webpage.
Advisement and Testing Services
In order to enhance the academic and vocational success of students at Temple College, advisors are available in the Student and Enrollment Services Division located in the One College Centre building. A major goal of this service is to offer a more responsive advisement resource to students in a humanistic, personal, and timely manner. This service is designed to complement and enhance the advising function and to assist students with transfer information. Advisement services and the Testing Center are both located on the second floor of One College Centre. The Testing Center provides services designed to assist the student by realistically assessing academic achievement through different testing instruments. Results on these instruments are used: (1) for determining eligibility for certain college programs (2) for some certifications, (3) for course placement, and (4) for meeting requirements mandated by the state legislature.
Disability Services
In order to enhance the student services we offer to students at Temple College, our Disabilities Coordinator is available to assist you in your accommodations needed at the college to be successful. This service is available in the Advising Center located on the second floor of One College Centre.
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