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convenient locations: Weinstein Residence Hall, Third Avenue North Residence Hall,
and University Hall. The CLC provides individual and group review sessions for specific
courses, as well as Academic Success Workshops, absolutely free of charge.
The CLC’s mission is to assist students in developing the knowledge base, skills,
and strategies that will help them become confident, independent, and active learners. Its
various academic support services are intended to help students meet the challenge of
NYU’s rigorous academic standards.
Services offered by the CLC include the following:
• Individual and group tutoring sessions
• Morse Academic Plan (MAP) study groups
• Examination review sessions
• Residence hall group study sessions
• Study skills assessment
• Workshops on academic effectiveness and time management
• Computer-assisted training
For more information, visit the College Learning Center’s Web site at nyu.edu/cas/clc.
The Moses Center
The Henry and Lucy Moses Center for Students with Disabilities provides
comprehensive services and programs for undergraduate and graduate students with
hearing and visual impairments, mobility impairments, learning disabilities and attention
deficit disorders, chronic illnesses, and psychological impairments.
The Moses Center functions to determine qualified disability status and to assist
students in obtaining appropriate accommodations and services. Services provided are
designed to encourage independence and self-advocacy, backed by a comprehensive
system of supports. For more information, contact The Moses Center, 726 Broadway, 2nd
Floor, New York, NY 10003; 212-998-4980; nyu.edu/csd.
Registration
Separate and complete registration must be made for each term of work. New students
will be notified by the Stern Office of Academic Advising of registration procedures
upon admission. Currently enrolled students should use Albert, the NYU registration and
student information services Web site, to register for courses each term. This process
occurs in April for the fall term and in November for the spring term. Announcements
concerning these dates will be advertised by the Office of the University Registrar as well
as the Stern Office of Academic Advising. For the registration periods, students will
receive an appointment notice from the Office of the University Registrar; this
appointment time will also appear on the student’s Albert account. This notice will
provide the student with a personal date and time for registration, which is not subject to
adjustment. Payment and other pertinent information is available through the Office of
the Bursar.
Students who wait to enroll in classes until the registration period immediately
prior to the beginning of each semester are required to pay their tuition and fees to the
Office of the Bursar within 48 hours of registering. Registration after the close of the
stated registration periods must be approved by the Stern Office of Academic Advising,
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