NEWS
October 2013
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10/12/2013
What semester reports (or documents) am I routinely expected to submit and when are they due?
Office Hours sent via email to Administrative Assistant to Vice President at ASW@es.vccs.edu and posted outside your office — first week of the semester. Non-attendance report sent via email to the Registrar at registrar@es.vccs.edu.
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10/12/2013
What should be in my syllabus?
Syllabus template
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10/12/2013
How do I enter my mid-term (final) grades?
How to view roster and enter grades in S.I.S.
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10/12/2013
How do I access email remotely?
Type mail.es.vccs.edu into the browser bar, which will take you to the web application of Outlook. Alternately, you can go to the Faculty/Staff landing page and find the link for email in the Computing Services box there.
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10/12/2013
How can I access the SIS information for my students?
Log in to My ESCC by typing my.vccs.edu into the browser bar or by going to the My ESCC tab found along the top of the ESCC website. Once you log in, S.I.S. is the second link from the top.
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10/11/2013
What should I bring to testing?
A photo id is required. The following are examples: Driver’s License, Green Card, Learner’s Permit, ESCC Student Identification Card, Military Identification card, Passport or U.S. issued VISA, Personal Identification Card from the DMV.
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10/11/2013
Are other test scores accepted in place of the VPT?
SAT / Reading and Writing scores of 500 are accepted for English VPT SAT / Math score of 520 is accepted for math VPT ACT / Reading and Writing scores of 18 are accepted for English VPT ACT / Math score of 22 is accepted for math VPT
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10/11/2013
May I use test scores from another college?
ESCC will accept scores for the VPT taken within the past 2 years.
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10/11/2013
How are the VPT scores used?
VPT scores indicate your current skill level in English and math so that you and your advisor may plan a course of study that will be appropriate, relevant, and meaningful for you.
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10/11/2013
Who needs to take the placement test?
All students enrolling in a program of study (curricular) Dual Enrollment & Home-school Students All (non-curricular) students planning to take English, math or other courses having English or math pre-requisites