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Nova Scotia Homework Hub Extended Tutoring Hours:

• The Nova Scotia Homework Hub will provide extended tutoring hours in Mathematics for students in grades 7-12 on school nights (Sunday to Thursday), from January 22nd to January 29th from 5:30pm to 10:00pm. Grade 4-6 students will continue to have access to tutoring every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 5:30pm to 6:30pm.
• Homework Hub also provides students with video tutorials, practice exercises, vocabulary flash cards, digital math textbooks and an online graphing calculator.
• Students and teachers are automatically enrolled in the Nova Scotia Homework Hub and access can be found through the GNSPES launch page. Tutors are Nova Scotia qualified mathematics teachers, and this is a free service

The Nova Scotia Homework Hub is an exciting online platform that offers resources and free tutoring for students enrolled in grade 7 - 12 mathematics courses.

Students can have a 1:1 session with a tutor, in French or English, via an online whiteboard, or by calling in on the phone.

Students can also access additional learning resources that include video lessons, practice exercises with instant feedback, vocabulary, digital versions of the mathematics textbooks, where available, and a graphing calculator.

New resources are added on an ongoing basis.

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The Nova Scotia Homework Hub will is now open for tutoring. Grade 7-12 students will have access to tutoring every week, on school nights (Sunday to Thursday), from 5:30pm to 9:30pm. Grade 4-6 students will have access to tutoring every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 5:30pm to 6:30pm. Homework Hub also provides students with video tutorials, practice exercises, vocabulary flash cards, digital math textbooks and an online graphing calculator. Students and teachers are automatically enrolled in the NS Homework Hub. Tutors are Nova Scotia qualified mathematics teachers, and this is a free service.

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Beginning Tuesday April 27th, the Nova Scotia Homework Hub will be expandding services. This includes:

• Homework Hub available to grades 4-6 with limited online resources available • students in grades 4-6 will have a mathematics tutoring Help Hour on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30pm to 6:30pm • expanded hours for grades 7-12 are 5-10pm (instead of 5:30 to 9:30 pm)

The YouTube video that briefly explains Homework Hub is a good promotional video for parents. It has not been updatedto include 4-6,  but still provides a good overview.

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Please label textbooks, notebooks, calculators, Chromebooks and bags with student's name.

On this page: GMP I  |  GMP II  |  GMP III  |  GMP IV  |  GMP V  |  GMP VI  |  Information for New Students

On this page: ↓  GMP I ↓  GMP II ↓  GMP III ↓  GMP IV ↓  GMP V ↓  GMP VI ↓  New Students

Supplies for GMP I

Summer Homework No homework.

• 1.5–2 inch binder with dividers
• Lined paper
• Graph paper
• Small pencil sharpener (optional)
• Highlighter
• Spiral notebook
• 12-inch ruler
• Small stapler (optional)
• Scientific calculator – Students are required to bring a scientific calculator to the 7th and 8th grade assessments taken at their home schools. They will also use the calculator in class and for homework. We recommend TI-30XS which can be purchased for under $20.
• Textbooks - We will distribute textbooks curbside at our supply pickup on August 5th or 11th. Please see supply pickup details.
• Cards will not be available until we have sent our general summer announcements by email and postcard in July.
• Parents should accompany students to obtain a UB card at 1Capen Student Services Center located on this map . Metered parking is also shown on the map. Student and staff lots may be used after 3 p.m. Visitor lots are available at other times.
• The center is open Monday through Friday 8:30-4:30.
• To get the ID card, students must bring a photo identification , such as a school ID card, passport, or yearbook, with you.
• You will be charged $23.50 to your UB account (payable by credit card online in the HUB student center). Our students will get their accounts at orientation and can get into the HUB payment system then.
• Please note that the UB card is for ID purposes and may not carry the same privileges as a college student.
• Wifi and webcam - You will need a computer for home use with a wifi connection and a webcam for Zoom class meetings. Most computers have a built-in webcam. If your computer does not have a webcam, apps, such as iVCam, allow you to use a phone or tablet as a webcam or you can purchase a webcam separately.
• Students will carry books and supplies in a GMP bag which we will provide at orientation.
• Scanner app or scanner - Most students use a free app on a phone or tablet, such as Adobe Scan, that takes a scan quality photo of your work and allows you to submit it to UB Learns as a pdf.
• A Chromebook or laptop - Most Chromebooks and laptops will be sufficient. The only products to avoid would be ones that are excessively low priced. Although high end features are certainly not necessary, machines that are extremely low priced can break or stop working easily and often cause more frustration than they are worth. Your device should have a webcam in order to use Zoom, such as for extra help sessions. In response to parent requests for suggested Chromebooks or laptops, we can suggest minimally laptop 1 and --> this laptop , as well as this Chromebook . For a budget option, we can tentatively recommend this Chromebook with the caveat that the low RAM and processor speed may not perform or age well throughout the GMP years. Students will need to be able to access UB mail and Google drive from their device. Be aware that students at times have not been able to access these due to parental controls. We recommend that you purchase a protective case or bag for your device as well.
• We will provide new students with an instruction sheet at the supply pickup for setting up their UBIT account. This is an important task, as it will give you access to UB Learns for grades and assignments, UB mail, and HUB student center for transcripts and college credit bills.
• Immunization reminder - If you have not sent your immunizations , they are due to the Student Health Center by August 10th.

Please join us with your child for GMP I orientation on Friday, September 6th from 4:30 to 6:00.

Supplies for gmp ii.

Summer Homework Summer Homework (hard copy) is due on the first night of class. Plan ahead and pace yourself. GMP I into II summer HW

• Sturdy plastic 3– pronged folder
• 1–1.5 inch binder with dividers
• Small pencil sharpener (optional, no sharpeners are in the rooms)
• TI-84 graphing calculator. Graphing calculators are required for the Algebra, Geometry and Algebra II Regents Exams and will be used for the next 3 years of GMP.
• Continue to bring charged Chromebook or laptop to class as directed by your teachers. Keeping a charger in your bag is recommended.
• Continue to have UB ID card with you on campus.
• UB ID card - Last summer, you uploaded a photo of yourself for the ID card. This year you will need to obtain the UB ID card. Students are required to have a UB ID card with them on campus. Parents should accompany students to obtain a UB card at 1Capen Student Services Center. Please complete the Daily Health Check before coming to campus.Capen is located on the academic spine and can be found on this map . Metered parking is also shown on the map. Student and staff lots may be used after 3 p.m. Visitor lots are available at other times. The center is open starting in July, Monday through Friday 8:30-4:30. You will need to bring a photo identification with you and you will be charged $23.50 to your UB account (payable by credit card online in the HUB student center). Please note that the UB card is for ID purposes and may not carry the same privileges as a college student.
• Students who are new to GMP this year should also attend to these items.

Supplies for GMP III

Summer Homework Summer Homework (hard copy) is due on the first night of class. Plan ahead and pace yourself. GMP II into III summer HW

• Sturdy pocket folder
• Graph paper with ¼ inch squares
• Small assignment pad (optional)
• Compass such as this or similar
• Protractor such as this or similar
• Graphing calculator from previous years
• We use these textbooks: Introduction to Geometry by Richard Rusczyk and Introduction to Counting & Probability by David Patrick. These texts will be distributed to the students on the first night of class and collected at the end of the year. These are softcover texts and will need to be returned in good condition without any writing. If you would prefer to purchase and keep the texts, they are available at the Art of Problem Solving website, www.artofproblemsolving.com , for $51 and $38, respectively.

Supplies for GMP IV

Summer Homework Summer Homework is due in Brightspace on or before August 16th. Plan ahead and pace yourself. GMP III into IV summer HW

• 1.5 inch blue binder
• 1.5 inch red binder
• 2 packages binder dividers
• Pencil case
• Small pencil sharpener
• Small ruler
• Graphing calculator
• We will be using the textbook Precalculus, 7th Edition by Robert Blitzer. You will need to purchase it. As you will need the book for the full school year, we suggest buying the lifetime online version for $95. Hard copies are a good option, but are more expensive if purchased new.
• Geogebra software. This can be downloaded for free to your home computer or you can purchase an app for use on an ipad or other device from www.geogebra.org .
• Students will be required to purchase the Art of Problem Solving, Volume 2: and Beyond by Richard Rusczyk and Sandor Lehoczky. The book is available at the Art of Problem Solving website, www.artofproblemsolving.com , for $45. You may find a less expensive copy elsewhere. Be sure to get the current edition as listed on the AoPS website. Other textbooks will be provided.
• We use this textbook: Intermediate Algebra by Richard Rusczyk and Matthew Crawford. These texts will be distributed to the students on the first night of class and collected at the end of the year. These are softcover texts and will need to be returned in good condition without any writing. If you would prefer to purchase and keep the texts, they are available at the Art of Problem Solving website, www.artofproblemsolving.com , for $59.

Supplies for GMP V

Summer Homework Summer Homework (hard copy) is due on the first night of class. Plan ahead and pace yourself. It involves review AND learning new topics. GMP IV into V summer HW

• Spiral notebook or binder for notes
• Lined Paper
• Graph Paper
• Pens and pencils
• Continue to have UB ID card with you on campus
• Students should purchase the textbook package Calculus: Early Transcendentals by J. Stewart, D. Clegg and S. Watson, 9th edition which will be used for MTH 141, MTH 142 and MTH 241.Students can use a hard copy or electronic version. The UB bookstore offers ebooks and may have hard copies of the textbook.
• Check back in mid-August for more information about fall online work.

Supplies for GMP VI

Summer Homework Summer Homework (hard copy) is due on the first night of class. Plan ahead and pace yourself. GMP V into VI summer HW

• Colored pencils (optional)
• A textbook for the second semester should be obtained near the end of the fall semester. The textbook is Matrix Theory and Linear Algebra by Peter Selinger (based on the original text by Lyryx Learning and Ken Kuttler). The textbook can be purchased or downloaded (free version). Students may also use these supplemental notes.
• In the second semester, students will be taking MTH 309 - Linear Algebra. MTH 309 at UB has a computer programming component which requires the download and use of Python (free) on a laptop or home computer. If your student does not have access to a computer for coursework please contact the office. Information on downloading Python will be discussed in the spring semester.

Information for New Students in GMP II-VI

In addition to the items listed in your class level above, please attend to the following:

• We will provide new students with an instruction sheet for setting up their UBIT account. This is an important task, as it will give you access to UB Learns for grades and assignments, UB mail, and HUB student center for transcripts and college credit bills.
• New students will receive a GMP bag and instructions for setting up the UBIT account on the first night of class. If you would like to obtain these items earlier, you may be able to arrange to do so by calling the office. Textbooks may also be available early for new students.
• You will be charged $23.50 to your UB account (payable by credit card online in the HUB student center). Our nontraditional students will get their account information on the first night of class and can get into the HUB payment system after that.
• Chromebooks or laptops are required for levels I and II in GMP. For levels III-V, they will be used less often. If you do not already have access to a Chromebook or laptop to bring to class, feel free to reach out to us for alternatives before making a purchase.

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MySPC serves as the college's secure, online hub for accessing your academic details, including registration, financial aid, and course grades. Within MySPC you'll encounter an array of digital tools designed to facilitate schedule planning, financial aid monitoring, graduation status tracking, career exploration, and much more.

SPC Support for Students

At St. Petersburg College, we are dedicated to offering an array of student resources and support to accompany you throughout your educational journey.

Student IDs

Your SPC photo ID allows you to check out library materials, attend student events, use our computer labs and work out at our wellness centers. Your ID also gets you into some special and cultural events free and allows students free bus transportation on Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA) buses.

Frequently Asked Questions

Welcome to our comprehensive collection of frequently asked questions (FAQs) tailored to address the specific needs of both new and continuing students at St. Petersburg College (SPC). These organized lists cover a wide range of topics, providing essential information and answers to common queries, ensuring that both new and continuing students have access to the necessary resources and guidance to navigate their academic journey at SPC successfully.

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Welcome to our compiled list of technology tools and resources specifically tailored to address the most frequently sought-after information by new students at St. Petersburg College. These resources encompass essential topics such as student email accounts, learning management systems, online library resources, technical support services, and more, providing new students with a comprehensive guide to familiarize themselves with the technological tools and resources available to support their academic journey at SPC.

A collection of answers to our most commonly asked student questions.

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Look up ​student email / student id number​​​.

• Enter Student SPC email address and password to login to your SPC student account (not MyCourses email address)

• Enter SSN and DOB and click Submit .
• Your student ID and student password will appear.

• Login using your SPC email address and password

 Have Questions? Contact the SPC Technical Support Center at [email protected] or call 727-341-HELP (727-341-4357) (Mon.- Sun. 7:00 a.m. - 12:00 a.m. Eastern). Chat: Live Chat with Support

Resetting Your Password

Please Note: You must set up your Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) method prior to attempting the Self-Service Password Reset.

If you have not setup your MFA method and you need assistance with resetting your password,

please contact the Technical Support Center at 727-341-4357

Then please visit this article.

Self-Service Password Reset

1. When you visit the college website, www.spcollege.edu , you will click on Titans Login at the top right-hand corner of the page

2. You will be taken to our Log On page below

3 . If you've forgotten your password... Click 'Reset Password'

4. You will be directed to the Trouble Signing In page.

5. Here, you will click the https://aka.ms/sspr link

Technical Support Center - Trouble Signing In (spcollege.edu)

6. Enter in your SPC email address in the Email or Username field. Enter in the Captcha correctly.

7. Select 'I Forgot My Password' and click NEXT.

NEXT, YOU MAY BE ASKED TO EITHER ANSWER YOUR SECURITY QUESTIONS OR ENTER THE CELL PHONE NUMBER ON FILE . Be Ready for Both!

VERIFICATION STEP 1: SECURITY QUESTION :

• Once the correct answers are provided, you will be able to provide your new password. Please follow the Password Requirements: (1) Capital Letter, (1) Lower-Case Letter, (1) Number, and/or (1) Special Character, such as $ ! @

• Once you’ve set your new password, return to www.spcollege.edu, click on ‘Titans Login’, and log into your account using your new password.

VERIFICATION STEP 1: ENTER CELL PHONE NUMBER ON FILE :

Instead of asking you for the answers to your Security Questions, you may just be asked to enter in the telephone number that the system has on file to receive a security code immediately to reset your password. This means that you have provided your cell phone number before in the past and you may not have setup your Security Questions. Enter in the correct telephone number that matches the last two numbers in the example. * If the phone number appears incorrect, please contact the Technical Support Center for assisting*

• After you’ve entered in your cell phone number and click ‘Next’, the system will text or call you with a 6-digit security code. Enter that code into the field provide. Click ‘Next’.

• After you’ve entered in the correct security code and click ‘Next’, you will be able to provide your new password. Please follow the Password Requirements: (1) Capital Letter, (1) Lower-Case Letter, (1) Number, and/or (1) Special Character, such as $ ! @
• Once you’ve set your new password, you will receive a message that states that your Password was reset successfully!
• Return to www.spcollege.edu , click on ‘Titans Login’, and log into your account using your new password.

All faculty, staff and students passwords must meet a total of eight (8) characters , cannot be one a password you've used previously , and must contain three (3) of these following complexity requirements :

• English uppercase letter (A-Z).
• English lowercase letter (a-z).
• Numeral (0-9).
• Non-alphanumeric character (! # $ %)
• Your password cannot contain sensitive information such as your name, or other information we have on your file such as date of birth or social security number.

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*PLEASE NOTE: If you receive the error below, please contact 

SPC Technical Support listed below.

Navigating Titan Hub - Student Guide

Titan Hub is SPC's internal landing page. Once faculty, staff, and students sign-in on the SPC website, they will be taken to Titan Hub. Here you can access any sites, resources, applications, and events for SPC. It is your one-stop shop to access all that you need at SPC.

Quick Access Links to Important Sections of the Guide

Accessing Titan Hub

After you click Titans Login, enter your SPC email and password . You will be taken to the Titan Hub to access all SPC sites and platforms.  

Part 1 of this guide reviews how to access important sites, links, and resources. Part 2 reviews other information and areas of the Titan Hub.  

Navigating Titan Hub

Across the top of your dashboard, you will see a set of blue capsules , these dropdown menus are organized by resource type. Click the down arrow to the right of the title to see the options. 

Academics : The links listed under this topic will jump you to academic resources like tutoring, the academic calendar, info on testing centers, the bookstore link, and more!

Pay for Classes : The links listed here are all about financial aid and help you navigate the financial side of attending SPC. 

Career & Advising : The links listed here connect you with your advisor, guide you to the career resources department, and link you to make an appointment in person or virtually. 

Titan Cares : The links listed here are personal support resources for students such as mental health, daycare, food bank, and other life issues. 

Student Life : The links listed here connect you to student groups, clubs, and campus events/organizations. Get involved with a student organization today!

Help : The links listed here connect you with support resources.

NOTE : You can also access several areas of your MySPC account from the dropdown menu's across the top of the page, such as going directly to the page where you can search for and enroll in courses, see your financial aid status, or pay for classes.

Access MyCourses

To access your MyCourses account: Click Visit MyCourses on the widget, or select MyCourses from the left side menu under Resources:

SPC Outlook Email, Office 365, and One Drive

To access your SPC Outlook Email, Office 365 , and your One Drive account, first click Connect Account. 

After connecting, you will see a preview of your emails, and be able to visit your email account, as well as your One Drive :

Password Management and SPC Web Site

For Password Management , the Academic Calendar ,  and to visit the SPC Website , click to expand the Resources tab under the Tools Widget on the left menu:

Student Technical Support and Accessibility Services

To visit Student Technical Support , Short-term Training, or Accessibility Services, click to expand the Support tab in the Tools Widget on the left menu:

Titan Connect

To visit Titan Connect , click to expand the Engagement tab in the Tools Widget:  

Career Development

For direct links to career resources for students, click the Career Development  category from the left menu:

Additional Information  & Areas

Additional Information : In addition to the areas listed in this guide, there are several other resources and links available in the Titan Hub. Explore each tab and menu to find everything you need.

How To Setup Multi-Factor Authentication for Your SPC Account

WHAT IS MULTI-FACTOR AUTHENTICATION (MFA)?

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is a way of verifying that people logging into our systems are indeed the people we think they are. In these times when malicious and phishing attacks are a daily occurrence, MFA provides a way to limit the impact of these attacks and help ensure that only authorized people are accessing our systems.

MFA is a security enhancement that requires two different pieces of identity evidence for system access. The two pieces of evidence must be something you know (user ID and password), something you have (smart card, phone, computer, etc.), or something you are (fingerprint, etc.).

MFA is quite simple. In fact, you probably already use it in some form. For example, you have used MFA if you have:

• swiped your bank card at the ATM and then entered your PIN (personal ID number).

• logged into a website that sent a numeric code to your phone, which you then entered to gain access to your account.

We recommend that you watch this helpful video that will help guide you through the registration process:

There Are Two Methods to Receive Your Security Code

1. When you visit the college website, www.spcollege.edu, you will click on Titans Login at the top right-hand corner of the page

2. Once you’ve logged in with your student account credentials, you will land in your Titan Hub. You will be prompted to provide your choice of the authentication method after attempting to access your Office 365 Email or MyCourses.

Method #1: Phone (Text or Call)

After you've clicked NEXT on the above prompt, you will choose your method to receive your security code. The prompt will recommend the Microsoft Authenticator App, however, you can change your method by clicking on the link at the bottom left-hand corner that reads...

"I Want To Set Up A Different Method"

1. Click the link that reads... "I Want To Set Up A Different Method" at the bottom left-hand corner of the prompt.

2. Choose a Different Method. Choose Phone to receive a Text or a Call with your security code.

3. Here, you will enter in your cell phone number (Enter phone numbers all together, Do Not Enter Dashes. Ex: 5555555252)

4. Click NEXT.

5. Once you've clicked Next, you will receive a test code to that phone number. You will enter the number you received into the 'Enter Code' field.

6. Once you've entered the code correctly, you will receive a message stating that you've registered your phone number successfully.

7. You will now receive your codes via text when logging into your student account on an outside network. While you are on an SPC Campus, Multi-Factor Authentication is not required and should not prompt you to enter a security code.

Method #2: Microsoft Authenticator App

The Microsoft Authenticator app is available for Android, iOS, and Windows Phone. To get the best experience, let the app get notifications when asked. ( Allow Notifications )

Android and iOS Link - https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=866594

Windows Phone Link - http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?Linkid=825071

1. Once you've downloaded and Installed the Authenticator App, Click NEXT on the prompt.

2. You will then land on this prompt that reminds you to Allow Notifications on the Authenticator App on your cell phone. 

3. Go to your Authenticator App on your phone, Click the + Button to Add Account

4. Choose: 'WORK OR SCHOOL ACCOUNT'

5. Choose 'Scan A QR Code'.

6. On the prompt below you will click NEXT.

7. On the next prompt, you will be provided with a QR Code to scan.

8. Go to your phone, if you have not already, Click 'Scan a QR Code' and scan the QR Code provided.

9. Once you've scanned the QR Code, you will get a message that the account has been added and activated.

10. Click NEXT.

11. You will then TEST the connection with a code that the setup will provide.

12. If you've allowed notifications on your authenticator app, you will receive a notification to enter in a code for access to your account. Enter the CODE provided to you.

13. Once the codes entered match, you will receive a message that you've approved the access.

14. Click NEXT.

You're Microsoft Authenticator App has been set up successfully

How to Register for Classes in MySPC

Video tutorial, step-by-step tutorial.

Step 1:  Go to  www.spcollege.edu . In the top right corner, click  Titans Login  to log into your student portal.

(Optional) In the left-hand pane, you can narrow down your search results by location, campus, academic session, or instruction mode 

Step 10: Review and verify the class section you have selected, then click the Next button in the upper right-hand corner

Step 11: Select the grading basis for your course, then click the Accept button in the upper right-hand corner

Step 13: Submit your course registration by clicking the Submit button in the upper right-hand corner

You will see a green check mark when you have been enrolled in the course.  

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