Will you be a Snead student in the
Fall 2012?
Then this information applies to you!
Snead State Community College is in the process of changing
to new software that will be used campus wide by staff and students. What
students now know as SSCC Online will have a new look and a new name when it
comes time to register for the Fall 2012 semester.
What do you need to
know now?
The implementation of the new software is in the early
stages, so all you need to know is the following:
1.
Expect to learn a new system for registering for
your classes. There will be time designated for current students to receive
their new login/password and to learn the functions of the new system. Snead
State will keep students informed as the process moves forward.
2.
Faculty and staff will be available to help
students learn the new process, but remember – we’re all learning the new
system. Your patience will be appreciated
as we work out the kinks that seem to always come when you’re trying something
new.
Why change?
There are many reasons behind the change to a new system,
but the reason that impacts students the most is this: Students will be able to
sign-on once and access mySnead for registration, transcripts, financial aid
information and grades; Blackboard for online content; and Gmail for College
communications! Though you have to get used to having a new login/password and a new
system, the end result should be a more user-friendly, effective system for
students! Because the system is similar to that used by many Alabama
universities, students will have an opportunity to become familiar with it
before they transfer from Snead.
How will I be
notified of information as the process moves forward?
1.
If you’re enrolled for the summer semester and
plan to return in the fall, you’ll receive information through your student
webmail account.
3.
Information will be posted on the college’s
social media websites: www.facebook.com/sneadstatecc,
www.twitter.com/sneadstatecc,
www.sneadstateexperience.blogspot.com.
4.
Information of any registration sessions to
train students on the new system will be distributed through the methods listed
above as well as through local media.
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