Rome Campus FAQ's
- What happened to the Rome Registrar/Business Office?
- How are services for Students with Disabilities handled on the Rome Campus?
- Are there DGV events on the Rome campus for students?
- Do you offer all the services that the Utica Campus does?
- Can I earn my entire degree on the Rome Campus?
- I have to take a class in Utica, but have transportation issues. What can I do?
- Are there any student activities on the Rome Campus?
- What is one misconception people have about the Rome campus?
The Rome Campus now hosts a Student Services One-Stop which provides all services to our students in one convenient location. Services for Admissions, Financial Aid, Advisement, Registrar, Business Office, Counseling and Student Activities are all provided in our Center in PCA30.
The Rome Student Services Center has one full-time and one part-time staff member who are fully trained to provide intake services for any student with a documented disability. We will then coordinate the appropriate accommodations with both the faculty member and the student.
The Rome Campus is a vibrant part of the MVCC Cultural Series and offers a wide variety of events throughout the semester. Many of these events are designated as DGV and are offered on days, evenings, and weekends for the convenience of our students.
We offer almost all of the services that the Utica Campus does, and for those few that we don’t offer, we can act as a liaison to Utica for you to provide you with what you need.
The Rome Campus does offer quite a few degrees in their entirety. There are, however, some degrees that will require a student to attend classes on the Utica Campus. In many circumstances, however, online courses are another alternative to consider if traveling to Utica is a hardship.
MVCC now offers a shuttle service between campuses on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The shuttle makes four trips throughout each day and night and is free to students upon presentation of their MVCC student ID.
The Rome Student Activities Association offers a full array of activities and events throughout the semester, including two student trips per semester to such places as Boston and New York City. The Rome Campus also holds Student Congress meetings via satellite with the Utica Campus. For more details and meeting times, stop by the Rome Student Services Center.
Many are not aware that the Rome Campus is a full-service branch campus with the convenience of a “One Stop” shop for our students. We offer:
1. Admissions
2. Financial aid
3. Advisement, ID cards, & parking stickers
4. Process payments, transcript requests, & health records
5. The full “commuting student experience”