REGISTRAR’S OFFICE

Let's Get You Ready

The registrar’s office at Northwest State Community College serves as a primary information resource for all students and faculty. Located in C120 on the main campus, the registrar’s office handles grades, registration, graduation, transcripts, transfer evaluations, verifications, and changes to your personal information. If you cannot find the information you are looking for on our website, please feel free to stop in or give us a call at 419.267.1395 or email us at registrar@NorthwestState.edu.

 

Hours of Operation

Monday-Tuesday
8 AM - 6 PM

Wednesday-Thursday
8 AM - 4:30 PM

Friday
8 AM - 4 PM

Phone

419.267.1395

 

Location

C120

Registrar

Connie Klingshirn
registrar@NorthwestState.edu
419.267.1395

Senior Registrar Assistant

Lisa Spiess
registrar@NorthwestState.edu
419-267-1395

Senior Registrar Assistant

Eliza Avers
registrar@NorthwestState.edu
419-267-1395

Add Withdraw or Drop Classes

Want to add, drop or withdraw from a class? Click the link above for instructions on how to proceed.

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Change Student Info

Have you recently changed your major, your name or even your address? Keep your records up-to-date and complete a Change of Student Information form.

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Change Residency Status

If you have recently moved in or out of state, you will need to change your residency status with NSCC.

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Registrar Online Forms

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Student Rights

Should you decide to withhold any information, you will need to fill out a Request to Prevent Disclosure of Directory Information form and submit it to the Registrar.

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Waitlisting

The purpose of waitlisting is to allow students to get in a queue for available seats once a class becomes full. It is also intended to help the faculty and administration determine when extra class sections should be added based on demand.

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COLUMBUS, OH, May 9, 2023 - Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE) Chancellor Randy Gardner today named the latest group of Ohio colleges and universities designated as Collegiate Purple Star campuses for their efforts to support students with military backgrounds.

This latest group of 10 Collegiate Purple Star campuses increases to 46 the number of schools that have earned the designation since 2022. Ohio was the first state in the nation to offer these designations, which advance the work already done by Ohio’s PreK-12 school system to create the Purple Star designation for those schools that worked to become military friendly. Included in the "public campuses" group is Northwest State Community College.

"Northwest State is proud to be designated with this prestigious award," said Dr. Todd Hernandez, President of Northwest State Community College. Hernandez, a veteran of the United States Navy, continued, "Our Registrar's office does a tremendous job with courteous and diligent service to our military community, providing access to available resources, and a great education at Northwest State."

More information on the Collegiate Purple Star program is available online at highered.ohio.gov.