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Online Resources
Library
You can access all of the libraries online resources, such as EBSCO and other research databases, on the website prcc.edu/libraries. You also have access to Mississippi Electronic Libraries Online. Mississippi Electronic Libraries Online (MELO) is a virtual library developed in March 2000 to meet academic resource needs of distance learning within the Mississippi community and junior colleges. It is an electronic environment that mirrors the traditional library through online databases, electronic books and journals, and scholarly web sites.
Tutoring
We strongly recommend our students to use the free, online tutoring service that PRCC offers. The service is called NetTutor. Online math tutoring is available 24 hours a day, every day of the week. Writing assignments can be submitted 24 hours a day, every day of the week. All writing submissions to NetTutor will maintain a 48-72 hour turnaround time. All other subjects will follow the NetTutor subject hours for the semester. NetTutor is available to all PRCC students, in all courses (online, hybrid, and traditional).
Proctoring
All PRCC online courses require students to take proctored exams. If you are registered for a fully online class through Mississippi Virtual Community College (any community college in Mississippi), you should schedule through the 'Proctoring' button in your Canvas course.
Canvas
Canvas is the platform we use for all of our courses, whether online, inperson or hybrid. You can download the Canvas App on your phone for easy access.
Technology
As a PRCC student, you have free access to some great technologies such as Microsoft 365 and Grammarly Premium. To learn how to utilize these tools, visit prcc.edu/academics/elearning
Support
We offer many online support systems available to all students: Your instructor, PRCC Help Desk, Canvas Support, and eLearning Support.
Housing and Dorm Information
To Bring:
Pearl River Community College welcomes you to be a part of our Residence Life community! The Office of Residence and Student Life’s objective is to provide students with a positive overall learning experience and a life-style that meets their needs. Our staff’s goal is to provide a positive social, academic and recreational environment. Our personnel will strive to make your life in the residence halls as pleasant as possible. We look forward to seeing you on campus and helping you get the most out of your college experience!
What to Bring and Not Bring
Not To Bring:
Bed Linens (Twin XL), pillows, blankets
Towels and other bathroom necessities
School supplies - book bag, paper, pens, pencils, laptop, printer, etc.
Cleaning supplies
Storage boxes with locks
Laundry basket and detergent (quarters for laundry
Small first-aid kit
Renter’s insurance or a personal property rider on your parents’ insurance
Television
Microwave- 1500 watts or less
Refrigerator- 4.5 cubic feet
REQUIREMENTS FOR HOUSING:
A student must be enrolled in a minimum of 15 semester hours to live in college housing.
A student must maintain satisfactory academic progress as defined below to reside in college housing.
No command strips/ hooks, nails, or tape on dormitory walls.
Weapons of any kind
Ammunition
Alcoholic beverages and/or empty containers
Controlled substances
Candles
Air Fryer, hotplates, toasters, and/or toaster ovens
Personal air-conditioners or space heaters
Pets
Water guns
Firecrackers or other explosives
Grills
Incense
Satellite dishes
HOURS ATTEMPTED FOR GPA 0-24, 25-36, 37 & above
MINIMUM CUMULATIVE GPA 1.5, 1.75, 2.0