NSC Guidelines
Authority: North Seattle College
You may not attend any classes unless you have officially registered, and have paid tuition and fees. Instructors may not allow a student to attend their class if the student's name is not on the official class roster. Students who have outstanding tuition due will be dropped from classes.
Students who are officially enrolled in credit classes must be in attendance, or communicate with the instructor, no later than the first scheduled session of day classes. Students who are absent without prior approval of the instructor or the division may be dropped by the college.
Students should not assume that they have been dropped if they have not attended class on the first day. This procedure is usually implemented only when there are other students waiting to enroll in that class.
Concurrent enrollment with other campuses outside the Seattle College District is no longer available. However, Intradistrict registration is available inside the Seattle College District.
Authority: North Seattle College
Currently Enrolled Students are students who are continually enrolled in school from quarter to quarter. (Students who are enrolled Fall, Winter and Spring and do not enroll for summer are still considered Currently Enrolled Students the next Fall quarter).
Currently enrolled students register for classes using NSC’s Online Services beginning the 7th week of the prior quarter. Students can follow instructions on how to register for classes or go to the Online Services section for links to registration and other services.
Students must pay their tuition and fees by the posted deadline via Online Services or in person through the Cashier.
Authority: North Seattle College
The North Seattle College Web site has many links to other Web sites. These include links to Web sites operated by other entities. When you follow a link to another site, you are no longer on the North Seattle College Web site and our Privacy Statement and other protections will not apply. When you link to another Web site, you are subject to the privacy policy and terms of usage of that site.
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Authority: North Seattle College
North Seattle College recognizes that the air is shared by all members of the college community and those who visit the campus; that suitable air quality is important in fostering a healthy and creative learning and working environment. North strongly advocates a pollutant-free environment. It also encourages a fragrance-free environment on its campus and in its programs. The college seeks to maintain the best possible air quality attainable within fiscal, legal, and regulatory constraints.
Office of Student Leadership and Engagement
Flyer Posting Guidelines & Procedure
Purpose
This guideline outlines the process for reviewing and posting flyers through the Office of Student Leadership and Engagement (OSLE). Our goal is to ensure that all materials are student-focused, inclusive, culturally respectful, and reflect the values and needs of our campus community.
Guidelines for Flyer Content
Student-Focused: Flyers must promote student clubs, events, governance, or initiatives
that enhance student engagement and support.
- Culturally Appropriate: Content should be respectful, inclusive, and representative of
our diverse student body. - Financial Sensitivity: Flyers must not promote spending or saving money. Advertising
services, products, or events that may impose a financial burden on students is not
permitted. - Student Representation: Materials should reflect and respect the lived experiences of
students, including those facing food, housing, or financial insecurities.
Posting Procedures
- Review Process: All flyers must be submitted to and approved by the OSLE team before
posting. - Designated Locations: Approved flyers may only be posted on bulletin boards in or near
The Grove—key spaces intended for student-focused communication. - Restrictions: Posting in faculty lounges or non-designated areas is prohibited.
Professional and Inclusive Standards
- Flyers must uphold college standards of respect, inclusion, and professionalism.
- Materials that are discriminatory, offensive, or exclusionary will not be approved.
Contact Information
For questions or to submit a flyer for approval, please contact:
Office of Student Leadership and Engagement
Bralynl.beathea@seattlecolleges.edu
Student Leadership College Building 1446
Authority: North Seattle College
Authority: North Seattle College