FAQs
Class Locations
Classes are primarily in the Moore Building, located on Beekman Street, between Court and Brinkerhoff. Art classes are housed in Hawkins Hall and science classes are housed in Beaumont Hall on SUNY Plattsburgh's campus. Nursing and EMS courses are taught on the third floor of the 206 Cornelia Street medical office building on the CVPH campus. Technology courses continue to be taught in the Institute for Advanced Manufacturing building. Check your course schedule for specific locations.
- M - Moore - 46 Beekman Street
- L - Beaumont
- W - Hawkins
- N - CVPH
- A - Institute for Advanced Manufacturing (IAM)
- C - 133 Court Street
Credits
All of your credits remain with you. Nothing about the change of location affects your grades, credits or progress to degree. You continue to be a Clinton student simply in a new location.
Degree
Your degree is from Clinton Community College. While we our primary campus has moved to locations in the City of Plattsburgh, we remain a fully accredited independent College. We are not governed or operated by SUNY Plattsburgh in any way.
Identity
Clinton Community College remains a fully accredited independent College, with everything from the logo and the Calvin the Cougar mascot remaining intact. While the physical location for offices, primary operations and classes have changed, the College’s mission as an open access institution with superior associate and other degree programs has not.
Library
Clinton Community College students have access to the Feinberg Library on the SUNY Plattsburgh campus. They also maintain access to all online resources and research tools that were previously available to them.
Merger
Clinton Community College has not merged with SUNY Plattsburgh. We remain a fully accredited and independent college. Our reaffirmation of accreditation from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education runs through 2029-2030. We are not governed or operated by SUNY Plattsburgh.
NET ID
Your NET ID is part of the SUNY Plattsburgh system and required for Clinton students. It gives you access to online campus services like parking registration and other shared resources.
Parking
Parking is available on the SUNY Plattsburgh campus adjacent to the Moore Building and other campus lots. Parking tags are required. Free parking on nearby Brinkerhoff and Court Streets is also available.
You must register for parking using your NET ID. This ensures SUNY Plattsburgh won’t ticket you when parked in approved lots. Lot parking is available behind the new Moore building, in a small off-campus lot across Court Street and in other campus lots.
Physical, Plastic ID
Clinton students need to obtain physical IDs. These are used for campus access, checking out library books, and adding Cardinal Cash for off-campus food purchases.
Services, Dorms, etc.
Clinton Community College students may purchase food with credit/debit cards at dining establishments on the SUNY Plattsburgh campus, such as those in Hawkins Hall and the Angell College Center. Meal plans, on-campus housing and membership at the campus Fitness Center for Clinton students are not currently a part of the new location.