Northeast Campus

8300 Pat Booker Road Live Oak, TX 78233 210-590-5401 www.accd.edu/nec

Northeast Lakeview College Guide

Thinking About Attending Northeast Lakeview College?
Well here's your opportunity to learn more about the campus. Northeast Lakeview College is the newest member of the Alamo Community Colleges. It will officially open in fall 2007 and currently offers classes through a partnership with St. Philip's College and San Antonio College to provide for the educational and training needs of the people in the northeast sector of the city. A student will be able to enroll in any class offered at Northeast Lakeview College for which he / she is qualified as a St. Philip's College student or as a San Antonio College student. The student has the option to determine the college of choice, so become familiar with whichever school you decide to attend. Credits will be transcripted to the college designated by the student.

St. Philip's College	San Antonio College
1801 Martin Luther King Drive	1300 San Pedro Ave.
San Antonio , TX 78203	San Antonio , TX 78211

In just two short years you can earn an Associate's degree in Liberal Arts and gain the education and skills needed to become successful in the working world today. Managing helpful college information can be a challenge, especially when it comes to surfing the web. The Northeast Lakeview College staff has attempted to include all the information in this site needed to complete your registration process. Our goal is to make this site as helpful to you the student as possible. If there is anything you feel we have missed or can do to make this site more helpful or responsive, please e-mail me Janice E. Wilson at jcwilson@accd.edu. We will be more than happy to welcome your input.

Financial Aid Information
The main purpose of federal and state aid is to help you, the student, go to college, even if you and your family do not have the financial means to pay for it. Of course the first step is to see how much you and your family can pay. That is why a federally designed and approved application (FASFA) is necessary. The information you provide in your application helps appropriate officials assess your ability to pay, and determine a financial package to help you meet your needs. If you qualify, The money is there, all you have to do is apply for it. There are four types of assistance: grants (money you don't have to pay back), college work-study (money you earn while you work), loans (money you have to pay back), and scholarships (money awarded). Don't ever give up, the money is there if you have the qualifications and desire to pursue it. For assistance and / or more information please call the St. Philip's College Financial Aid Services Office at (210) 531-3274, or call the San Antonio College Financial Aid Services Office at (210) 733-2150.

Parking
There is limited student parking for a small fee of $10.00 (for the summer) and $20.00 (for the fall & spring semesters). Parking decals / permits are accepted at all four colleges of the Alamo Community College District: (Northwest Vista, Palo Alto, San Antonio College & St. Philip's College). Parking decals / permits can be purchased at any ACCD College Bursar's office or at the Northeast Campus. (see Business office hours and schedule).

Bookmobile
The Bookstore is filled with new and used academic books for your classes at either St. Philip's College or San Antonio College. (Located in building 7982 Break room a representative will be onsite the first 2 days of the semester during on site registration).

Message Board
Students are able to sell their used textbooks to other students at the end of each semester. Students post the description of the books they wish to sell on the message boards around the campus including what you're selling and the price you're asking for it.

Tiger / Ranger
These are student newspapers and are available free of charge. These publications inform the students of the activities happening at St. Philip's College (The Tiger), San Antonio College (The Ranger), and the community. Other local newspapers include: The Herald and The SA Current. These newspapers can be found in Room 101.

Lounges
Student lounges are located throughout the campus. Room 101 in building 7990 students can relax, watch TV and check messages, before, between and after classes. Building 7982 (which is a snack area), students have the opportunity to relax, study or even grab a snack between classes.

Eateries
There are various places to eat near Northeast Campus. The Forum (located off I-35 & 1604) offers a variety of eateries such as Chili's, I-HOP, Outback, Chick-Fil-A, Panda Express, Subway, Wendy’s and Baskin Robbins just to name a few.

Shopping / Entertainment
The Live Oak Movie Theatre is located directly across the street from the Northeast Campus. The Forum (located off of I-35 & 1604) offers a variety of shopping opportunities.

Important Dates to Remember

SUMMER I 2006 SESSION	REGISTRATION DATES
Registration (available only to students enrolled since Summer 2005)	April 17, 2005 - May 22, 2006
Registration (open) new and former students may begin registering	April 18, 2005 - May 22, 2005
On-Campus Registration	May 23 - 26, 2006
Late Registration	May 23 – 26, 2006
Schedule Changes	May 30, 2006

SUMMER II 2006 SESSION	REGISTRATION DATES
Registration (available only to students enrolled since Summer 2005)	April 20 – July 5, 2006
Registration (open) new and former students may begin registering	April 21, 2005 - July 5, 2006
On-Campus Registration	July 6 - 7, 2006
Late Registration	July 6- 7, 2006
Schedule Changes	July 10, 2006

FALL 2006 SESSION	REGISTRATION DATES
Registration (available only to students enrolled since Fall 2005)	April 24 - August 4, 2006
Registration (open) new and former students may begin registering	August 5 - 22, 2006
On-Campus Registration	August 5 - 22 ,2006
Late Registration	August 23 - 26, 2006
Schedule Changes	August 28 - 29, 2006