Mott Community College is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, Commission on Institutions of Higher Education, 30 North LaSalle Street, Suite 2400, Chicago, Illinois 60602-2504 (312) 263-0456

2010 FALL CLASS SCHEDULE

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Welcome to MCC ......................................2How To Apply for Admission....................3Tuition & Payment Information ..............4Financial Aid ..............................................5Registration Hints ....................................6On-Line Registration ................................7Location Codes ..........................................8e-Learning ..................................................8Graduation ................................................9Registration Worksheet ..........................10General Education Requirements ..........11Weekend Classes ....................................15Fall Semester ..........................................17First Half Fall Semester ..........................86Second Half Fall Semester ......................92Fall Late Start Classes ............................98

Lapeer Extension Center Fall ..............100Northern Tier Center Fall......................105Southern Lakes Branch Center Fall ..........108Honors Classes ......................................112Open Entry/Open Exit Classes ......................113Open Entry/Open Exit (OE2) Modules ........115e-Learning Classes ................................116University Center ..................................125Computer Lab Locations ......................129Writing Center ......................................130Graduation Application ........................131College Programs ..................................132Data Change Form ................................133Regional Map ........................................134Campus Maps ........................................135Fall Semester Calendar ........................136

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Welcome to MCC MCC College Offices

Academic Divisions:Business Division CM2133 762-0429Fine Arts Division MMB1033 762-0459

Art Advising VADC 100 762-0443Music Advising MMB1031 762-0459

Health Sciences Division CM2313 762-0317Humanities Division CM1101 762-0471Science & Mathematics G1001 762-0284Social Science Division MMB2005 762-0332Technologies Division RTC2700 762-0500

Student Services:Athletics BFH 762-0417Admissions & Info. Desk PCC2140 762-0200Career & Employment Services

Career Resource Center PCC2050 762-0250Student Employment Center PCCLL12 232-3285

College Store PCC1010 762-5603Continuing Education SLBC 762-0390

Counseling & Student Development Division: PCC2030 762-0111Academic Advisement PCC2040 762-0331Counseling Center PCC2030 762-0111Health Services CM1146 762-5667Testing & Assessment PCC2010 762-0372

e- Learning CM2124 762-0224Information Technology Services CM2118 762-0395Honors Program CM1006 762-0360Student Financial Services PCCLL11 762-0200Learning Center PCC2280 762-0399

DisAbility Services PCC2280 762-0399MCC-Lapeer Extension Center LAPR 667-4166MCC-Northern Tier Center NTC 232-8044Mott Library ML 762-0411Registration and Cashiers PCCLL15 762-0200Registrars Office PCC2020 762-0200Southern Lakes Branch Center SLBC 762-5000Student Life PCC1240 762-0045Visual Art & Design Center VADC 762-0443Veterans Administration PCC2020 762-5632

Guide to Registration Policies and ProceduresSpending a few minutes to become familiar with the schedule will help you plan your educational program, receive services, and prevent costly mistakes.

COLLEGE REGISTRATION POLICYBy registering for classes at Mott Community College, you accept responsibility for reading and conforming to all policies,procedures, required dates, fees and other requirements published online, in the college catalog and in the class schedule book.

REGISTRATION & CASHIER'S OFFICEThe Registration & Cashier's Office, located in Prahl College Center (PCC LL 15), offers the following services:

College cost/tuition

Registration

Add/Drop courses

Payment center for tuition & fees

Payment Plan (Fall & Winter)

Ordering MCC transcripts

Student ID cards

Refunds

Grade information

Residency information

Student Code of Conduct

Application for graduation

MACRAO evaluation

Fresh Start

Declaration of class audit

Evaluation of transfer credit

Veterans information

Processing of course substitutions and waivers

Enrollment verification/deferment (online through Web-Advisor)

Degree verification

(FERPA) Family Education Rights & Privacy Act

REGISTRARS OFFICE/STUDENT RECORDSThe Registrars Office, located in Prahl College Center (PCC2020) and offers the following services:

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HOW TO APPLYFOR ADMISSIONAll students must apply foradmission to Mott CommunityCollege before registering for aclass.

New Students1. Complete an admission application.Apply online, and submit SignatureVerification Form to any MCC campus.Applicants under the age of 22 need torequest a high school transcript, to be sentto Mott Community College Admissions Office, 1401 East CourtStreet, Flint MI, 48503.2. Apply for Financial Aid.www.fafsa.ed.gov3. Placement TestingAll new degree or certificate seeking stu-dents are required to complete English,reading and math placement testing beforeregistering for classes. Students who havetaken the ACT test may bring copies ofthose scores, to testing, for considerationof having portions of the MCC placementtest waived. The Testing & AssessmentCenter is located in PCC2010,

(810) 762-0372. Placement testing is alsoavailable at Southern Lakes BranchCenter (SLBC), Northern Tier and Lapeerextension sites.

4. Career PlanningMott Community College offers assis-tance with your career planning process. Ifyou are unsure about your career path,you should first meet with and developyour career plans with a counselor. Tomake an appointment please visitCounseling & Student Development,PCC2030 or call (810) 762-0111. If you know what careers you would liketo explore, you are encouraged to visit theCareer Resource Center, PCC2050, whereyou can use the computerized careermaterials including the DISCOVER andMichigan Occupational InformationSystem (M.O.I.S.) programs, as well asother career resources. Visit or call (810)762-0250.5. OrientationAll new degree or certificate seeking stu-dents are required to attend an orientationsession to learn about: MCC and various college services

College procedures and policies Program choices and career options Skills and interests as they relate

to your studies How using MCC services can

help to achieve your goals Main campus students will be

scheduled for an orientation by mail. Should you not receive mail notification, call (810) 762-0377. Students taking classes at an MCC Branch Center should call for an orientation appointment at theappropriate Center: Southern Lakes(SLBC) (810) 762-5000; Lapeer(LAPR) (810) 667-4166; Northern Tier (NTC) (810) 232-8044.

6. Review Method of Payment Options

7. Academic AdvisingAll new degree and certificate seekingstudents who have decided on a programmajor must schedule an advising sessionwith an academic adviser. This allowsyou to establish a relationship with a fac-ulty member knowledgeable in yourmajor, to discuss career directions, and toplan a class schedule and select appropri-ate courses. Call the Academic AdvisingCenter at (810) 762-0331 to speak with anAcademic Advisor. Undecided andGeneral Studies students should speakwith a Counselor. Call the CounselingCenter at (810) 762-0111. AcademicAdvising is also available at SLBC, NTCand Lapeer.

8. Register for classes and confirm yourmethod of payment.9. Follow up on your method of pay-ment within the next two business daysor your classes will be dropped.

Former MCC StudentsIf you have not attended classes at MCCwithin the last five years, please completean updated MCC Admissions applicationat any campus location before registering.

Not Seeking A Degree OrCertificate?If you are not currently seeking a degreeor a certificate, you may want to requestNon-Candidate for Degree (NCFD) status.You may request NCFD status and beexempt from placement testing and orien-tation unless you want to enroll in collegelevel English or mathematics. For more

information regarding NCFD status pleasespeak to a representative from theAdmissions Office or the Counseling andStudent Development Office. Studentswith NCFD status are not eligible forfinancial aid.

Transfer Students1. Apply online, and submit SignatureVerification Form to any MCC campus.We also have extension centers in Fenton,Lapeer and Clio. Have an official tran-script mailed directly from your previouscollege to the Registrars Office.2. Take a copy of your unofficial collegetranscripts to the Placement Testing Officefor review. If you have completedEnglish composition, math, and at leastone content area class requiring extensivereading, you are not required to take aplacement test.3. After you are admitted, you should seean academic advisor or counselor forassistance in planning your class schedule.

Guest StudentsStudents Enrolled in Other Colleges:Students who are enrolled in other col-leges and universities are invited to attendclasses at MCC. Submit to theAdmissions Office, PCC2140, or one ofour other centers in Fenton (SLBC),Lapeer or Clio (the Northern Tier Center)one of the following:1) A completed Guest Application (avail-able at all Michigan colleges and universi-ties) with specific courses to be taken atMCC listed. 2) A letter