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North Central University uses Microsoft 365 for all university email and calendaring. Every student, faculty, and staff member has an NCU mailbox in Outlook with a built-in calendar. Employees are required to use their NCU mailbox for official University correspondence.
Your North Central credentials are used for accessing university computers, email, services, and networks. Use this service to report issues with your account or to request changes for an existing North Central University employee, student worker, or to request changes to a current employee's network access due to a change of department or responsibilities.
Do not use this form to request new accounts.
MAC Address registration for wireless connections is only available for media and other devices (smart, game consoles, etc.) All wired device require device registration.
Use this service to request business cards and/or name tags for yourself or one of your employees.
Canvas (Courses) is North Central University's learning management system. Courses is used for the creation, managing and delivering learning content as well as communication with students and tracking their performance.
Learn about NCU's parking policies and to apply for parking at NCU.
Salesforce is the university's customer relationship management system. Salesforce powers university Admissions, Student Success Hub, Marketing, Athletics and many other university services.
Use this form if you want a specific course from your transcript re-evaluated or if you want to know if a course taken at another college would transfer to NCU.
Forward non-USPS packages to former students within 30 days of move-out using customer-provided prepaid shipping labels (USPS packages forward free via Mail Forwarding service).
Applications for Dependents are required by July 1 for the entire academic year. (New applications for a dependent discount that is submitted after July 1 for spring or summer will follow the deadlines listed below.)
-Fall Semester – July 1
-Spring Semester – November 15
-Summer Semester – March 15
A separate application must be completed for each dependent utilizing the benefit.
The IT service desk centrally manages NCU-owned machines. Part of this process is the deployment of a specially configured operating system and software suite.
Submit this form to grant specific access to your educational records. onfidential information that can be shared with those authorized by the student is limited to the following offices. Please note that these authorizations do not extend to Deans, faculty advisors or instructors.
Please use this form to submit reports and request related to department concerns (e.g. concern with officer conduct, concern with a department policy, concern with department attire, and concern with a specific area on campus).
The IT Service Desk is a part of Information Technology. We are located on the second floor of Miller Hall, room 226. The service desk offers a full-service center that will address the technology support needs of all North Central employees and students in one convenient location.
If you suspect that your account has been compromised, report it immediately to IT. IT will work with you to reset your password, restore access to your account, and investigate the impact of the incident.
Use this service to request permanent forms with advanced features like payment processing, conditional logic, and/or Salesforce integration.
The technology recycling program makes it easy and convenient for you to responsibly dispose of old university devices. IT will ensure that computer storage devices are securely erased and that the device is properly disposed of—including documentation of disposal.
IT provides loaner laptops (Windows or Apple), webcams, projectors, and projector screen loans to employees for official university business. A request must be submitted for each piece of technology.
UPS shipping services for official university business including all UPS service levels, tracking, and courier pickup scheduling for multiple packages.
A Virtual Private Network (VPN) is a service that allows you to connect to the University's network when you are not on campus. There are certain applications managed by the University that are limited to the University's network. To access these applications when you are off-campus you will need to use VPN.
The University's VPN uses encryption technologies that enable data to be transmitted securely. Use VPN any time you are working on a computer using a shared, public internet connection (e.g. a coffee shop, hotel room) and are handling information you wish to be secure.