As an accepted or newly-enrolled student at Cedar Crest College, you may have questions about email, My CedarCrest, preparing for your online course, or other technology-related questions. Our department has compiled a list of the most common topics new students ask us about, and what we feel you'll need to know as you start your journey at Cedar Crest!
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A brief list of must dos for new students before arriving on campus for the semester.
Information on the timeline for required laptop students, and information for students who wish to opt into the program.
Information for students purchasing technology or bringing currently owned technology on campus. Includes information for Windows and Mac devices, Smart technology, gaming devices and peripherals.
As a requirement for accessing College resources, the computer you use must have antivirus and antimalware protection installed and active. This is outlined in the Acceptable Use Policy (click here to read). If you do not currently have a product installed and up-to-date on your computer, here are some options to help you along.
Information on accessing your Office 365 email account, and other helpful articles on using Outlook.
Along with Outlook for email, your account gives you free access to the full Office 365 suite. Click here for installation directions.
My CedarCrest is our online portal for students to view financial aid information, register for courses, view grades and more. Click here for login help and more information.
Information on how to login to take your placement assessment.
Information Technology offers limited support for connectivity issues for personal devices. Click here for more details.
Our campus uses a secured wireless network, available throughout campus, inside and out! Click here to find directions specific for your device.
Students are given a print quota each year to print to designated printers on campus. Here you'll find directions on how to print from your personal device to designated printers on campus.
Not bringing your laptop on campus? Need to use course-specific software? Click here for more information on our multiple computer labs available for student use on campus.
Link to the new student guide for accessing the online portion of your classes.
Information Technology has a limited number of devices that students can check out for student projects. Click here to learn more,