Quick Start Information for Early College
You’ve registered for Early College, way to go! You are on your way to earning college credits while in high school. This will help prepare you for college and give you a head start for your next steps. Take a look at the information below to help you get started and contact us with any questions.
If you have questions about Early College, talk to Chelsea Divers, Early College Coordinator. Her office is located inEnrollment Services in the Turner Building, and she can be reached at [email protected] or 603-366-5269.
Your CCSNHis how you will access your student email, digital learning platform (Canvas), Microsoft 365, and other student resources.You will receive instructions for setting up your portalaccount to the email you used for registration.
Contact[email protected]if you did not receive an email.You will be expected to check your CCSNH email regularly for all communication with your instructor.
As Early College students, you have access to the same resources as any سԹ student, including the Student Success Center. The Student Success Center is dedicated to supporting the academic and personal needs of all سԹ students. All services are free of charge to students, whether enrolled in a program or just taking classes at سԹ. Services include academic support and tutoring, accessibility services, and personal support. Learn more about resources available to you.
If you have a documented disability for which you may need academic accommodations, contact Melissa Ballard at[email protected].
سԹ students can either order textbooks and course materials online or visit the NHTI bookstore and shop in person. Online orders will include free shipping. Most books and materials can be purchased or rented by the semester.
The سԹ Bookstore website has a great ‘shop by student ID’ feature that allows you to enter your student ID into the Bookstore website to view and purchase your books and course supplies. Visit the for more information.
It’s free to park on campus but you will need to register your vehicle and pick up a parking decal from Campus Safety. You will need your student username and password to access the registration form.
Your سԹ student record is protected by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). If you would like a parent or school counselor to have access to any part of your college student record, you will need to give سԹ officials permission to share that information. To give someone access to your college student record, please .
Students can obtain their Student ID at the Campus Safety desk located in the lobby of the Center for Arts and Technology. Having a hard time connecting with a Campus Safety officer? Call or text the Campus Safety cell phone (603) 545-4392 to schedule a time to visit them.
سԹ’s fitness center is located in room 218 on the second floor of the Turner building. It has cardio machines and free weights and is available for use during campus business hours. Students must complete a to access the center.
Your academic transcript is available from the National Student Clearinghouse, which you can access here: .
Transcripts can be ordered to send to your high school to complete your degree requirements and to any college or university after you graduate. All CCSNH coursework that you have taken through the Early College program will be included on this document.
To complete the request, enter either your Social Security Number or your student ID number, which can be found in you SIS account through the student portal. If you have any issues finding your student ID number, please give us a call at 603-366-5210.
Early College Scholarships and Tuition Discounts
New Hampshire high school students in grades 10, 11, and 12, and homeschool students ages 15-21, have access to the Early College scholarship program and tuition benefits.Early College onCampus andEarly College Online classes qualify for a 50% discount on in-state tuition. Effective Fall 2026, Early College on Campus tuition is $119/credit. Most classes are3 or 4 credits. This discounted rate does not include the cost of textbooks, classroom materials, or program fees. Students are eligible for up to four tuition-free classes each year across all Early College modalities (High School, Online, and On Campus). No more than two of the free classes may be On Campus or Online classes. Tuition-free classes are subject to available funding.
Orientation
Orientation for Early College students is offered prior to the beginning of each semester. During Early College Orientation, students will learn how to set up their student accounts and how to access سԹ’s digital platforms. Students will also learn more about navigating their college classes and the academic support available at سԹ. Participation in Orientation is not required but is strongly encouraged.
Stay tuned for upcoming dates!
Questions?
Contact Chelsea Divers at[email protected]or 603-366-5269.Request an .
