Oct. 7 , 2023 | Stay Connected, Stay Informed

Not sure what is the best way to navigate your academic future? 

Advisors offer a wide range of help for students to assist in planning for their success attending Northeastern Technical College. 

Students are expected to receive notification during the advisement period and can download the Advisory form in D2L. Students can select upcoming Spring 2024 classes and sessions and NETC Enrollment Center will process student selections. 

Through advisement, students can determine which classes to take for workforce programs, associate degrees, transferring to a four-year university. 

Advisors typically are instructors and faculty who provide students with general support and guidance and can be a sounding board for students who are struggling academically, personally, or professionally as well as help students connect with other resources on campus, such as tutoring services, financial aid counseling, and career counseling. 

NETC students are assigned a Primary Advisor, who are typically instructors or faculty, and a Secondary Advisor who is in the NETC Enrollment Center. 

When the Primary Advisor and student determine the next courses to take, the secondary advisor places the student in classes. 

Students can locate their advisors in their personal self-service account. 

To the Point:

• You can talk to your Academic Advisor anytime.
• The name of your assigned Primary Advisor is located in your self-service account.
• Download your Advisory form in D2L.

CHERAW CAMPUS CONSTRUCTION MAP

Construction will create changes to entries,

walkways and parking on the Cheraw Campus.

Access on the east side of campus can be made through the 200 Building, the 300 Building gate and the east entrance of the 500 Building. The construction area will block access and parking at the 800 Building and west side of the 500 Building.

Above, NETC Trailblazer Nick Oakley dukes it out with Bryant and Stratton College in Super Smash Brothers competition.

NETC Esports Call of Duty team rolls out, Madden, Super Smash Bros. continues

NETC struggled on the battlefield as the esports Call of Duty squad began their first week of playing.  

Trailblazers Luke Byrd, Ethan Jones, Jeremy Clark, and David Hancock represented Northeastern Technical College on Call of Duty in 4 versus 4 competitions Oct. 3 against Iowa Western Community College in Week 1 of Tier 2 play. 

NETC lost 3-0 against Iowa Western dropping 250-62 in Game 1 on map Hardpoint of Mercado Las Almas; losing 6-1 in Game 2 on Search and Destroy mode on map Mercardo Las Almas; and the third loss 3-0 in Game 3 took place on Control mode on map Himmelmatt Expo. 

“This was the first game all four or our players were able to get tother and that showed in the team chemistry and their strategy in the first match,” NETC Esports Tyler Nolan said. “I see a lot of room for improvement.” 

The Trailblazers will be reviewing game footage in preparation for Week 2 of play, Nolan said. 

Trailblazer Billy Thompson (2-1) lost his Week 3 match 2-1 in Tier 1 play to Dallas College – Eastfield on Madden. Thompson won 28-17 in Game 1, but in Game 2, he lost in a close 35-28 match on the virtual football field. The tie-breaking bout decidedly went to Dallas College 31-7. Thompson takes on Harrisburg Area Community College (3-0) in Week 4. 

NETC’s Nick Oakley lost 3-0 in the best of five series against undefeated Bryant and Stratton College in Super Smash Bros.  

NETC athletes play under the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA). Northeastern Technical College athletes must maintain at least a 2.0 grade point average and 12 credit hours for the semester. Under the NJCAA rules, there are no age caps for participation. 

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