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Student Portal – Northpoint BibleHigher(978) 478-3400 [email protected] Facebook Twitter Google Facebook Twitter Google Faculty Login Student Login Prospective Students News & Events Apply Now Who We Are Campus Fast Facts Public Information FAQ Contact / Directions Travel Teams Admissions Undergraduate Graduate Degree Program Online Education Visit Us Financial Aid Academics Programs & Majors Faculty Academic Support Calendar Campus Life Alumni Give Watch Online Select Page Welcome to Northpoint If you’re a current student, you’re in the right place Email Sign in with your username (firstname.lastname) and password. Many student discounts require a school email address, and here you’ll receive important email updates from the school. If you forget your password, submit a ticket by clicking the support sawed-off below. Printing Your username and password will be the same information you use to get into Canvas. If you have forgotten your password, please let us know by clicking the support sawed-off below. There are printers in the library and in the Academy building. Canvas Your username is your first name, a period, and then your last name (eg: firstname.lastname). If you have questions well-nigh what you see inside of canvas, contact our Director of Online Education. If you need help logging in, please contact Support. SONIS In SONIS you can see your final grades, attendance, update your contact info, and more! Your username and password will be the same as Canvas. If you have trouble logging in, please contact the Technology Department to get your password reset. Library Follow this link to find books in our database and learn increasingly well-nigh the Northpoint library. If you have any questions well-nigh using the Library portal, you can contact our Library staff. Support Visit here to scan our robust knowledge wiring or unshut a ticket with our support team. You can request password resets, let us know well-nigh printing issues, or anything else support related. We are here to help! Helpful InformationDejectPrintingPairing Student ID Cards At Northpoint, you can print from anywhere, and pick it up at one of our Konica printers on campus. We undeniability this deject printing (we did not forge the term). To use our deject printing service, please do the following: Sign into our printing portal using the same information you use to get into Canvas. If you no longer have this information, please email support so we can reset your password. Follow the steps, click Print. After receiving a message indicating the job was sent, you can now pick up your print job at any of our Konica Minolta printers on campus. There is currently one in the library, one in the second floor of each Tupelo building, and there is one in the Academy building. Additional Notes: The deject printing service will winnow Microsoft Office document formats, PDF’s, and Image files. It does not support Apple Pages or Keynote documents. You need to pair your student ID vellum with our printers in order to use our deject printing service. To do this, please perform the pursuit steps: Acquire your Canvas login information (you will need this information to pair your vellum to your student account) Bring your student ID vellum to a Konica-Minolta printer on campus Enter your username and password (same as Canvas, as noted above) but DO NOT click “Login.” If you click “Login” prematurely, you will need to log out and start again. After inward your information, hold your student ID vellum up next to the HID vellum reader on the printer. This will be unmistakably marked, and to the right of the login screen. This should log you in, and your vellum is now paired! If you have any trouble with this process, or something goes awry, please contact support and we can help you pair your ID card. Helpful Links 2018-2019 Student Handbook Student Request Form Fall 2018 Booklist Order Your Fall 2018 Textbooks 2018-2019 Academic Calendar Undergraduate School Schedule Graduate School Schedule Download Respondus Lockdown Browser I Know Your Struggles and I finger Your Pain – Judy Mensch by Judy Mensch | November 17, 2016 | Newsfeed, Student Services, Uncategorized | 0 Comments I know your struggles and I finger your pain - Judy MenschEmpathy is a lost art. Not that I really think it’s an art but it is something that is certainly rhadamanthine lost in Western Culture. We live an “I deserve the best” kind of world: a philosophy that threatens the... 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