Summer Semester Registration starts on March 1
The course schedule for Summer 2021 is available in eServices, and summer registration begins Monday, March 1. Summer courses are a great way to stay on track for graduation, lighten your load during the academic year, or knock out prerequisites. Accommodate your busy summer schedule with start times staggered throughout the summer, and flexible remote learning.
Not sure which courses to take? Schedule an academic advising appointment today! The Advising, Counseling & Career Center is here for you. Advisors and counselors will discuss your goals and help you make a plan that fits with your life and goals. Book online now.
Questions about summer financial aid and billing? Student Services is here for you through appointments, Live Chat, or at studentservices@normandale.edu.
New drop-in time with a counselor
Feeling Stressed? Sign-up to talk with one of our counselors over Zoom. We will connect you to resources and schedule follow-up appointments as needed. Virtual Drop-In Counselor availability is Monday - Friday: 11 am to 12 pm. Sign-up for counselor drop-In sessions, which are open each day at 8 am. Click the appointment link to sign-up.
Updated service hours for Spring Semester
Due to COVID
-19, many services will continue be offered remotely during spring semester. However, we are still available to assist you via phone, email, live chat and virtual appointment.
Updated service hours are listed below and include the following departments: Admissions, Advising, Counseling and Career Center, Financial Aid, Payment & Billing, Records & Registration, Student Services, TRIO Student Support Services, Tutoring Center and OSD.
Monday – Thursday 8 am – 5 pm and Friday 8 am – 12 pm
Services available on campus include:
Campus Cupboard – Monday – Thursday 8:30 am – 4 pm, Friday 8:30 am – 12:30 pm
Computer Lab – Monday –Thursday 7 am – 8 pm, Friday 7 am – 5 pm
Library – Monday – Thursday 8 am – 7:45 pm and Friday 8 am, - 4:45 pm
Photo ID Station – Monday – Thursday 9:30 am - 4 pm
Normandale Cares Emergency Grant Fund Information
Normandale Community College now has additional resources to help low-income students weather financial emergencies through the Normandale Cares Emergency Grant. Students can apply for small grants to help cover expenses just beyond their means, which allows them to quickly return focus to their academic pursuits.
Please go to the
Normandale Cares Emergency Grant Page to apply for these funds.
Campus Screening Information
On Monday, August 10, Normandale started using a
COVID-19 screening questionnaire mandated by Minnesota State for employees, students, and visitors coming to campus. Anyone coming to campus is required to wear a face covering based on an
executive order from Governor Walz stating that Minnesotans must wear face coverings in indoor businesses and indoor public settings.