Call 911 if you witness a crime.
Report any unusual or suspicious activity to our non-emergency line: (315) 498-2478 Provide as much information about a suspect or vehicle as possible:
Report any unusual or suspicious activity to our non-emergency line: (315) 498-2478 Provide as much information about a suspect or vehicle as possible:
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Approximate age Clothing Gender Hair color…All four of our Residence Halls come with:
Security desk and ID card restricted access to the buildingFront desk services with your own mailbox and deliveryFurnished rooms with beds, mattresses, and a dresser or wardrobe per student.Laundry rooms — laundry paid for in a…Use the websites, articles, and more below to help make student recommendations to the program. These resources are also useful for curriculum development and advising purposes.
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Students can learn more about OCC's variety of academic programs, free tutoring, support services, scholarships, clubs, and internships!
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If you are considering participating in the OPC Scholars program, or simply just looking at attending college in the future, these resources are here for you. These websites provide relevant information to family, youth, and professionals through a variety of related services.
…We know that sending your son or daughter off to college can be stressful. A lot of parents find themselves worrying about questions like "Will my daughter be safe living away from home?" or "What if something happens on campus and I can't contact my son? How will I know that he's ok?"
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Below we have included a list of helpful resources including websites, articles, and more. Please use these to aid your OPC Scholars and higher education journey!
How it Works
Return to Complete provides students with past due financial obligations, a second chance to get a degree from OCC. If you're accepted into this program, you'll register for classes while having your previous balance deferred during program participation. Your dedicated Program…
Federal financial aid (Title IV funds) is awarded to students with the expectation they will attend school for the entire period for which the assistance is granted. When a student withdraws or stops attending all of their classes before completing more than 60% of the enrollment period, the…