Carrollton

Advising Information

All JCTC Carrolton Students have been assigned advisors to help answer every day questions and prepare their APP’s (Academic Program Plans).

Purpose of Advising:

• Explain the COMPASS Assessment results
• Create an APP (Academic Program Plan)
• Help you select classes for your first semester
• Answer questions about your major

Planning your schedule :

• A full-time student takes at least 12 credit hours, (usually 4 classes).
  • Anything less than 12 credit hours is considered part-time.
• In order to graduate in 2 years you will need to take at least 15 credits per semester.
• You should expect to spend 2 hrs. studying outside of class for every hour you spend in class.
• Consider your personal schedule: work, family, other responsibilities

College Courses Format Classes meet for one semester.

• A semester is 16 weeks in length.
• Spring Semester (January - May)
• Fall Semester (August – December)
  • Classes meet for 1 hour and 15 minutes twice a week. 
  • Monday & Wednesday, Tuesday & Thursday or One day a week for 2 hours and 30 minutes.
• Summer Semester (June-August)
  • Meets twice a week for 2 ½ hours a week or four days a week for 1 hour and 15 minutes.
• Intersession-Various times

Bookstore 

• All of Carrollton's books are purchased through the JCTC Barnes & Noble bookstore, the students can drive to the Louisville bookstore for pickup or they can be purchased online.  
• Must have current schedule to order books.
• All book returns must be done within two weeks of purchase.
• If you wish to use financial aid to order books you must complete a Financial Aid Release Form. 
• Financial Aid students have a specific time period to order books.

Cashier/Payment

• Cashiering at the Carrollton Campus is at the front window.
• Please note that once you enroll in courses, you become financially obligated.
• If you do not plan to attend classes, you must officially withdraw from classes following the withdrawal schedule in the Academic Calendar. 
• Sandie Banks
• Phone: 502-213- 5201

Learning Lab

• Location:  Room 201 and Adult Education

Library

• The library is more than just printed books and computers; it is alive with social and cultural awareness and events. 
• Stop by your campus library today! 
• Computers are available for word processing, e-mail, and Internet research.
• Location: Room 201
• Phone: 502-732-4846 or 800-853-3887

Parking

• Parking for students and visitors is located just past the intersection of 4th and Main Streets, just down the hill in the large riverside parking lot. 
• There are also handicapped spots located in the faculty/staff parking lot at the corner of 4th and Main Streets. 

Registration

• View the Registration schedule to find out when and where you can register.