Students will be responsible for purchasing their required course materials through the bookstore. In addition, students taking Online courses will be required to pay an identity verification/proctoring fee (which varies by proctoring service, assessment length, and method of purchase) for proctored assessments through the bookstore (access codes) or directly to the identity verification/proctoring service.
All eligible students will be automatically enrolled in the Parson BooksPlus program.
The program does not include consumables that cannot be returned and reused such as lab goggles, dissection kits, molecular model kits, engineering kits, or nursing kits.
The program provides all required textbooks, lab manuals, access codes, and digital materials to eligible students.
- Register for your classes, and the bookstore will start preparing your course materials.
- One month before classes start, you will receive an email instructing you to select your delivery method (in-store pickup or shipped directly to you).
- An email notification will be sent when your order is ready for pickup or when it ships.
- Your digital materials will be delivered for your course(s) within Canvas.
The Snead State Community College Career Coach is available to go into local high schools with the mission to help high school students define their career aspirations and recognize postsecondary programs and services that can help them achieve their goals. The Career Coach assists both current and potential students with free career services, including career assessment, one-on-one personal coaching, interview skills and resume building and assistance for completing financial aid forms. You may contact the Career Coach at CareerServices@snead.edu.
Email Ms. Tonya Shields at tshields@snead.edu or fax (256-593-7180) a written statement with your signature, social security number, and a photocopy of your ID stating that you would like a copy of your scores. If you want your scores to be sent to another institution, you must provide the correct mailing address.
Students at Snead State who plan to transfer to a four-year college or university in the state of Alabama will need to print and follow an Alabama Transfers Guide. This agreement guides students through the first two years of coursework at community colleges and ensures the transferability of the coursework listed within the guide. To generate an Alabama Transfers Guide for your major and four-year college choice, visit alabamatransfers.com.
Students wishing to change their majors must complete a change of major form and submit it to the Advising Center in the Story Administration Building. After discussing the major change, students will be directed to print a new Alabama Transfers guide and make an appointment with their new faculty advisor. A student who desires to make a program of study/major change and is unable to come to the campus may send a written request via his/her secured Snead student email account to advising@snead.edu.
Go to the Student Panel to the left of the home page at www.snead.edu. Click on mySnead and log in. Select the Student Profile link under the card titled Student Services Links. Then select View Grades.