ENG 121 and 122 MAT 101
CSC 105
Physical Education (1 credit) or Health Education (3 credits)
GE Humanities Elective
BUS 101
ACC 101 and 102 (prerequisite of ACC 101)
ECO 201 (prerequisite of MAT 013) and 202 (prerequisite of ECO 201)
SPE 121
MGT 210 (prerequisite of BUS 101)
MGT 214 (prerequisite of MGT 210)
MGT 220
BUS 201
MGT 205 (prerequisite of BUS 101 or MGT 220)
MGT 216 (final course for majors ACC 102, ECO 202, MGT 205, MGT 210, MGT 220, and ENG 122 are prerequisites and MGT 214 is a corequisite)
Recommended Business Elective (MGT 208 or MKT 201)
GE Science Requirement For additional questions, please email the Academic Advising Center at advising@middlesexcc.edu.
Not all courses are offered every semester both day and evening. Please call 732.906.2594 to discuss course offerings for future semesters.
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Academic Advising Overview for Management Majors (MGT.AAS)
The Academic Advising Center is continuing a new project which will allow students to receive an overview of the requirements of their declared major. In so doing, the Center hopes to utilize the electronic resources at its disposal to provide our students with another method of the best possible academic advising in as efficient a way as possible. This Electronic Advising Packet is for the Management (MGT.AAS) Degree.
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Preparing for Registration
As the current semester starts to approach its mid-way point, it is time again to look ahead to preparing for your upcoming registration. There are several things you can do to lay the proper groundwork for your registration.
Might you have any non-academic holds that will prevent you from registering?
Please be sure to pay any library or parking fines that you may have. If you have not submitted your immunization records or replied to a notice about a missing transcript, please be sure to do so or there will be a hold on your registration. If you received a notice about needing to have your current mailing address verified, that will also need to be finalized at the Office of the Registrar before you can register.
Might you have any academic holds that need to be lifted?
If you are on Probation or Restriction, visit the Advising Center in Chambers Hall 109 so that your hold can be lifted. If you still have developmental coursework that needs to be completed, you will also need to have your hold lifted. Visit the Advising Center during its regular business hours to do so.
Take advantage of the online resources available to you prior to registering
Visit the Academic Advising Website or the MCC Guide to Self-Advising for a great deal of general information about registering for classes. If you are unsure of the courses you need, review your curriculum requirements through "Degree Evaluation" in your WebAdvisor account. You are also most welcome to address your advising question by emailing advising@middlesexcc.edu through your CampusCruiser account.
Best wishes during the upcoming registration process!
Might you have any non-academic holds that will prevent you from registering?
Please be sure to pay any library or parking fines that you may have. If you have not submitted your immunization records or replied to a notice about a missing transcript, please be sure to do so or there will be a hold on your registration. If you received a notice about needing to have your current mailing address verified, that will also need to be finalized at the Office of the Registrar before you can register.
Might you have any academic holds that need to be lifted?
If you are on Probation or Restriction, visit the Advising Center in Chambers Hall 109 so that your hold can be lifted. If you still have developmental coursework that needs to be completed, you will also need to have your hold lifted. Visit the Advising Center during its regular business hours to do so.
Take advantage of the online resources available to you prior to registering
Visit the Academic Advising Website or the MCC Guide to Self-Advising for a great deal of general information about registering for classes. If you are unsure of the courses you need, review your curriculum requirements through "Degree Evaluation" in your WebAdvisor account. You are also most welcome to address your advising question by emailing advising@middlesexcc.edu through your CampusCruiser account.
Best wishes during the upcoming registration process!
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Some Thoughts at the End of a Semester
As another semester comes to an end, it's time to look forward to your upcoming registration. Here are some important items to keep in mind as you plan for the future.
If you received a grade of "D" or "F" in a developmental course (a course beginning with "0") you will need to repeat it in your upcoming registration. If you were unsuccessful in developmental math, give some serious thought to repeating the class in the format over two semesters.
Many students forget that you need a grade of "C" or higher in ENG 121 and 122. If you received a grade of "D" in either of these courses, you will need to repeat it.
A course can be taken up to three times. If you are pursuing a fourth attempt of a course, you will need to secure approval from an academic advisor in the Advising Center in Chambers Hall.
Be proactive!! If you need to replace a course in the upcoming semester because you were unsuccessful in a prerequisite, do so through your WebAdvisor account. Don't wait for a notice cancelling the incorrect class for Non-Compliance.
Be alert to your Academic Status. About a week after the semester ends, you will learn if you have been placed on Academic Probation or Academic Restriction. Academic Probation means that you can register for no more than 4 classes or 14 credits, whichever is fewer. Academic Restriction means that you can register for no more than 2 classes or 8 credits, whichever is fewer.
When planning your upcoming registration, you may want to include a General Education elective in your registration. Click GE Humanities electives and GE Social Science electives to view these lists of courses.
If you received a grade of "D" or "F" in a developmental course (a course beginning with "0") you will need to repeat it in your upcoming registration. If you were unsuccessful in developmental math, give some serious thought to repeating the class in the format over two semesters.
Many students forget that you need a grade of "C" or higher in ENG 121 and 122. If you received a grade of "D" in either of these courses, you will need to repeat it.
A course can be taken up to three times. If you are pursuing a fourth attempt of a course, you will need to secure approval from an academic advisor in the Advising Center in Chambers Hall.
Be proactive!! If you need to replace a course in the upcoming semester because you were unsuccessful in a prerequisite, do so through your WebAdvisor account. Don't wait for a notice cancelling the incorrect class for Non-Compliance.
Be alert to your Academic Status. About a week after the semester ends, you will learn if you have been placed on Academic Probation or Academic Restriction. Academic Probation means that you can register for no more than 4 classes or 14 credits, whichever is fewer. Academic Restriction means that you can register for no more than 2 classes or 8 credits, whichever is fewer.
When planning your upcoming registration, you may want to include a General Education elective in your registration. Click GE Humanities electives and GE Social Science electives to view these lists of courses.
Monday, November 28, 2011
Prof. Heller and some of the Great Courses of the Visual, Performing, and Media Arts Department--Spring 2012
There are some great creative courses still out there seeking students from ALL majors---thought we’d put out a personal announcement and say, “Where are you?”
What’s available? Read on…
THEATRE
For students interested in performance THE 132-73 ACTING II is open. With the Chairperson’s permission you may be able to enroll if you have some theatre experience, even without having taken Acting I yet. Perfect studio course for Education majors.
For students interested in Musicals, try THE 152 American Musical Theatre. See some new musicals, and take this one time only opportunity to study with Jess K. Smith, NYC director, as she puts a new spin on this course. Guaranteed to dazzle!
THE 146 Play Production. Help work on designs for our plays. Learn the backstage elements which go into set design. Work with a great crew, meet the actors, directors, and other theatre professionals that make a performance possible.
VISUAL ARTS
ART 150 Mixed Media will open your eyes to the art of collage. Taught by an expert in collage art.
ART 109 Drawing. No experience? No problem! This drawing course will teach you the basics. Perfect studio course for Education majors. You will see progress!
ART 220 Graphic Arts Contemporary. This printmaking course will teach you how to make multiple prints on a press from your original ideas. Create an edition!
ART110 Figure Drawing Draw from a live model. Learn basics of anatomy and how to depict the human figure using a variety of art media. Perfect for Education majors.
ART 115 Survey of Non-Western ART This seminar style course has been redisgned by a terrific professor. Satisfies the GE HUM requirement. Try as an alternative to the larger art history courses.
QUESTIONS? Contact ME, Prof. Heller, Chairperson VPMA at 732-906-2589
What’s available? Read on…
THEATRE
For students interested in performance THE 132-73 ACTING II is open. With the Chairperson’s permission you may be able to enroll if you have some theatre experience, even without having taken Acting I yet. Perfect studio course for Education majors.
For students interested in Musicals, try THE 152 American Musical Theatre. See some new musicals, and take this one time only opportunity to study with Jess K. Smith, NYC director, as she puts a new spin on this course. Guaranteed to dazzle!
THE 146 Play Production. Help work on designs for our plays. Learn the backstage elements which go into set design. Work with a great crew, meet the actors, directors, and other theatre professionals that make a performance possible.
VISUAL ARTS
ART 150 Mixed Media will open your eyes to the art of collage. Taught by an expert in collage art.
ART 109 Drawing. No experience? No problem! This drawing course will teach you the basics. Perfect studio course for Education majors. You will see progress!
ART 220 Graphic Arts Contemporary. This printmaking course will teach you how to make multiple prints on a press from your original ideas. Create an edition!
ART110 Figure Drawing Draw from a live model. Learn basics of anatomy and how to depict the human figure using a variety of art media. Perfect for Education majors.
ART 115 Survey of Non-Western ART This seminar style course has been redisgned by a terrific professor. Satisfies the GE HUM requirement. Try as an alternative to the larger art history courses.
QUESTIONS? Contact ME, Prof. Heller, Chairperson VPMA at 732-906-2589
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
MCC's Newest Major--Allied Health Pre-Professional
Middlesex County College has created a new degree and certificate--Allied Health Pre-Professional. They will be a wonderful addition to MCC's variety of degree and certificate programs.
These programs provide students with an opportunity to develop knowledge and experience in varied areas of laboratory science for use in Allied Health Programs. They will also allow students to obtain financial aid while completing preparatory work for admission into the competitive Health Technology programs, and give students addititonal options to consider when making a decision to pursue a degree or certificate in the fields related to the health care industry.
Students who successfully complete the program will have a strong science background as an advantage in seeking entry level employment in Allied Health positions. Additionally, agreements are in development for transfer to UMDNJ and Fairleigh Dickinson University.
If you are a student who is OCNUR or OCDH or OCRAD or OCRST or OCMD, please consider changing your major to this new program, AHPP.AS. If you are a Liberal Arts or Biology Pre-Professional major and want to pursue admission to one the competitive Health Technology programs, please consider changing to AHPP.AS. There is no charge for the change of major
For additional information, email the Center at advising@middlesesexcc.edu.
These programs provide students with an opportunity to develop knowledge and experience in varied areas of laboratory science for use in Allied Health Programs. They will also allow students to obtain financial aid while completing preparatory work for admission into the competitive Health Technology programs, and give students addititonal options to consider when making a decision to pursue a degree or certificate in the fields related to the health care industry.
Students who successfully complete the program will have a strong science background as an advantage in seeking entry level employment in Allied Health positions. Additionally, agreements are in development for transfer to UMDNJ and Fairleigh Dickinson University.
If you are a student who is OCNUR or OCDH or OCRAD or OCRST or OCMD, please consider changing your major to this new program, AHPP.AS. If you are a Liberal Arts or Biology Pre-Professional major and want to pursue admission to one the competitive Health Technology programs, please consider changing to AHPP.AS. There is no charge for the change of major
For additional information, email the Center at advising@middlesesexcc.edu.
Thursday, June 16, 2011
MCC's Honors Program
Are you aware that Middlesex County College has an Honors Program? Dr. Mathew Spano and Prof. Donna-Marie Gardner are the Co-Directors of the Honors Program.
A student must meet one of the following criteria:
A student must meet one of the following criteria:
- Entering, first-year students must have a minimum combined score of 1200 (Math 600 and Critical Reading 600 of higher) AND no developmental courses OR a cumulative GPA of 3.5 of a 4.0 grading scale (high school) AND no developmental course requirements
- Current MCC and transfer students must have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher after the completion of 12 college credits and the completion of all developmental coursework.
The Honors courses for Fall 2011 are BIO 105-H, BIO 123-H, ENG 253-H, MAT 131-H, POS 225-H, PSY 123-H, SOC 121-H, and SOC 131-H.
For additional information, email advising@middlesexcc.edu.
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
What is Non-Compliance?
Some students may receive an email notifying them that their schedule needs to be adjusted because of Non-Compliance. Here is a brief overview of this academic situation.
If students were unsuccessful in a developmental course, the course that comes after it (MAT 014 after MAT 013 or MAT 013S/MAT 013, for example) cannot be taken. The unsuccessful course must be repeated. Please remember that a developmental course receiving a "D" must be repeated.
Additionally, ENG 121 and 122 both need a grade of at least a "C" for graduation. A student cannot register for ENG 122 if he/she received a "D" in ENG 121.
Most students are confused about the prerequisite for MAT 129 (Precalculus). Students can take the one-semester version (MAT 129) if they receive a grade of "B" or higher in MAT 014. However, a grade of "C" or "C+" or "B-" in MAT 014 places the student in MAT 129A (the two-semester version).
Students are notified of Non-Compliance at the end of the Fall and Spring semesters and the first summer session. These students are told to adjust their schedule by a designated date. If the course schedule is not changed by that date, the schedule is changed without any input from the student. Please visit the Advising Center with any questions about Non-Compliance.
If students were unsuccessful in a developmental course, the course that comes after it (MAT 014 after MAT 013 or MAT 013S/MAT 013, for example) cannot be taken. The unsuccessful course must be repeated. Please remember that a developmental course receiving a "D" must be repeated.
Additionally, ENG 121 and 122 both need a grade of at least a "C" for graduation. A student cannot register for ENG 122 if he/she received a "D" in ENG 121.
Most students are confused about the prerequisite for MAT 129 (Precalculus). Students can take the one-semester version (MAT 129) if they receive a grade of "B" or higher in MAT 014. However, a grade of "C" or "C+" or "B-" in MAT 014 places the student in MAT 129A (the two-semester version).
Students are notified of Non-Compliance at the end of the Fall and Spring semesters and the first summer session. These students are told to adjust their schedule by a designated date. If the course schedule is not changed by that date, the schedule is changed without any input from the student. Please visit the Advising Center with any questions about Non-Compliance.
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