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 Liberal Arts--Business (LABUS.AA) Degree.
ENG 121 and 122
SPE 121 or 123
HIS 121--Western Civilization I
HIS 122--Western Civilization II
or
HIS 131--World History I
HIS 132--World History II
or
HIS 221--United States History I
HIS 222--United States History II
GE Humanities Elective
Two semesters of a modern language
CSC 105 or 106
Two GE Math courses in a sequence (MAT 123/124 or MAT 129/131 or MAT 131/132 or MAT 131/285)
GE Science elective
Two GE Social Science electives
ACC 101and 102
ECO 201 and ECO 202
GE Diversity elective
Physical Education (1 credit) or Health Education (3 credits)
Monday, March 11, 2013
Thursday, December 6, 2012
Academic Advising Overview for Criminal Justice--Police Science Option (CJP.AS)
The Academic Advising Center wants students to receive an overview of the requirements of their declared major. This Electronic Advising Packet is for the Criminal Justice--Police Science Option (CJP.AS)
ENG 121
ENG 122 (prerequisite of ENG 121)
General Education Humanities Elective
General Education Humanities Elective
General Education Math Elective (MAT 123 recommended)
General Education Science Elective (must be 4-credits)
General Education Technology Elective CSC 105 or CSC 106
PSY 123 Introduction to Psychology
SOC 121 Introduction to Sociology
POS 201 United States State and Local Government
POS 220 United States National Government
1-credit PED or 3-credit HED
CJU 123 Criminal Justice I
CJU 124 Criminal Justice II (prerequisite of CJU 123)
POL 201 Police Administration (prerequisite or corequisite of CJU 123)
POL 202 Police Operations (prerequisite or corequisite of CJU 123)
POL 204 Law Enforcement and Community (prerequisite or corequisite of CJU 123)
POS 231 Constitutional Law (prerequisite of POS 121 or POS 201 or POS 220)
SOC 140 Introduction to Criminology
SOC 225 Juvenile Delinquency
PSY 222 Social Psychology (prerequisite of SOC 121 or PSY 123) or
SOC 131 Contemporary Social Problems
ENG 121
ENG 122 (prerequisite of ENG 121)
General Education Humanities Elective
General Education Humanities Elective
General Education Math Elective (MAT 123 recommended)
General Education Science Elective (must be 4-credits)
General Education Technology Elective CSC 105 or CSC 106
PSY 123 Introduction to Psychology
SOC 121 Introduction to Sociology
POS 201 United States State and Local Government
POS 220 United States National Government
1-credit PED or 3-credit HED
CJU 123 Criminal Justice I
CJU 124 Criminal Justice II (prerequisite of CJU 123)
POL 201 Police Administration (prerequisite or corequisite of CJU 123)
POL 202 Police Operations (prerequisite or corequisite of CJU 123)
POL 204 Law Enforcement and Community (prerequisite or corequisite of CJU 123)
POS 231 Constitutional Law (prerequisite of POS 121 or POS 201 or POS 220)
SOC 140 Introduction to Criminology
SOC 225 Juvenile Delinquency
PSY 222 Social Psychology (prerequisite of SOC 121 or PSY 123) or
SOC 131 Contemporary Social Problems
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Academic Advising Overview for Liberal Arts--African American Studies Option (LAAFA.AA)
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 Liberal Arts--African-American Studies (LAAFA.AA) Degree.
ENG 121 and 122
SPE 121 or 123
HIS 121--Western Civilization I
HIS 122--Western Civilization II
or
HIS 131--World History I
HIS 132--World History II
or
HIS 221--United States History I
HIS 222--United States History II
GE Humanities Elective
Two semesters of a modern language
CSC 105 or 106
GE Math elective
GE Science elective
GE Math or GE Science elective
Two GE Social Science electives
AFS 121
AFS 123
AFS 231
PSY 163
GE Diversity elective
HIS 202
Physical Education (1 credit) or Health Education (3 credits)
For additional questions, please email the Academic Advising Center at advising@middlesexcc.edu.
ENG 121 and 122
SPE 121 or 123
HIS 121--Western Civilization I
HIS 122--Western Civilization II
or
HIS 131--World History I
HIS 132--World History II
or
HIS 221--United States History I
HIS 222--United States History II
GE Humanities Elective
Two semesters of a modern language
CSC 105 or 106
GE Math elective
GE Science elective
GE Math or GE Science elective
Two GE Social Science electives
AFS 121
AFS 123
AFS 231
PSY 163
GE Diversity elective
HIS 202
Physical Education (1 credit) or Health Education (3 credits)
For additional questions, please email the Academic Advising Center at advising@middlesexcc.edu.
Academic Advising Overview for Liberal Arts--History Option (LAHIS.AA)
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 Liberal Arts--History (LAHIS.AA) Degree.
ENG 121 and 122
SPE 121 or 123
HIS 121--Western Civilization I
HIS 122--Western Civilization II
or
HIS 131--World History I
HIS 132--World History II
or
HIS 221--United States History I
HIS 222--United States History II
GE Humanities Elective
Two semesters of a modern language
CSC 105 or 106
GE Math elective
GE Science elective
GE Math or GE Science elective
Two GE Social Science electives
HIS elective that is not already completed to satisfy another requirement
HIS elective that is not already completed to satisfy another requirement
HIS elective that is not already completed to satisfy another requirement
HIS elective that is not already completed to satisfy another requirement
GE Diversity elective
GE Divisional Elective (Choose one course from the following--AFS, ART, ASL, BIO, CHM, COR, DAN, EDU, ENG, FRE, GER, HED, HIS, ITA, LNC, MAT, MUS, PED (3 credit), PHI, PHY, POL, POS, PSY, SSD, SOC, SPA, SPE, THE)
Physical Education (1 credit) or Health Education (3 credits)
For additional questions, please email the Academic Advising Center at advising@middlesexcc.edu.
ENG 121 and 122
SPE 121 or 123
HIS 121--Western Civilization I
HIS 122--Western Civilization II
or
HIS 131--World History I
HIS 132--World History II
or
HIS 221--United States History I
HIS 222--United States History II
GE Humanities Elective
Two semesters of a modern language
CSC 105 or 106
GE Math elective
GE Science elective
GE Math or GE Science elective
Two GE Social Science electives
HIS elective that is not already completed to satisfy another requirement
HIS elective that is not already completed to satisfy another requirement
HIS elective that is not already completed to satisfy another requirement
HIS elective that is not already completed to satisfy another requirement
GE Diversity elective
GE Divisional Elective (Choose one course from the following--AFS, ART, ASL, BIO, CHM, COR, DAN, EDU, ENG, FRE, GER, HED, HIS, ITA, LNC, MAT, MUS, PED (3 credit), PHI, PHY, POL, POS, PSY, SSD, SOC, SPA, SPE, THE)
Physical Education (1 credit) or Health Education (3 credits)
For additional questions, please email the Academic Advising Center at advising@middlesexcc.edu.
Saturday, August 25, 2012
Information for Late Financial Aid Applicants
A Guide for Financial Aid Late Applicants
If you have missed the priority filing date for your aid application, you may still apply for financial aid. You should complete all filing requirements as soon as possible. Please keep the following in mind:
• Late applicants will be reviewed only after all on-time, completed applicants have been reviewed.
• Your award notice (available in Campus Cruiser/ Web Advisor) may not be ready until after your tuition & fees are due;
• Blue Colt Bookstore credit authorization will not be available until your financial aid file is complete;
• Certain types of financial aid may no longer be available by the time your application is processed.
Are you a late applicant?
You are a late applicant if you want to use financial aid to pay your bill and it is after:
• July 15 and you want to start classes during the fall semester (September);
• December 1 and you want to start classes during the spring semester (January);
• April 1 and you want to start during the summer semester (June).
We strongly recommend late applicants apply online at www.fafsa.ed.gov to be sure that your financial aid will be completed on time. Select “Entering a FAFSA online” and then the “Fill out a FAFSA” option.
Late Applicants should follow these instructions:
• If you do not have a Personal Identification Number (PIN), go to www.pin.ed.gov to request one. If you are required to report parental income, one parent must also request a PIN.
• Complete the paper application or the application worksheet (available at www.fafsa.ed.gov) and then enter your application at www.fafsa.ed.gov.
• Your financial aid award will be posted to your account and you may check your award online (Campus Cruiser /Web Advisor to ‘View your Financial Aid Award’).
• CAUTION: You may be selected for verification. Please refer to Campus Cruiser /Web Advisor to view ‘My Documents’. If you do not have copies of your tax transcripts, order a free copy now from the IRS at 1-800-829-1040.
What can I do right now? You may fill out a payment option plan for the Fall semester that begins Tuesday ,September 4th or enroll in our Fall II program that begins on Monday, September 24th or 2nd 7 week sessions that begin on Monday, October 29th .
For your convenience payment option plan forms are available on line.
If you have any questions or concerns please contact the Financial Aid Office at Faid@middlesexcc.edu
If you have missed the priority filing date for your aid application, you may still apply for financial aid. You should complete all filing requirements as soon as possible. Please keep the following in mind:
• Late applicants will be reviewed only after all on-time, completed applicants have been reviewed.
• Your award notice (available in Campus Cruiser/ Web Advisor) may not be ready until after your tuition & fees are due;
• Blue Colt Bookstore credit authorization will not be available until your financial aid file is complete;
• Certain types of financial aid may no longer be available by the time your application is processed.
Are you a late applicant?
You are a late applicant if you want to use financial aid to pay your bill and it is after:
• July 15 and you want to start classes during the fall semester (September);
• December 1 and you want to start classes during the spring semester (January);
• April 1 and you want to start during the summer semester (June).
We strongly recommend late applicants apply online at www.fafsa.ed.gov to be sure that your financial aid will be completed on time. Select “Entering a FAFSA online” and then the “Fill out a FAFSA” option.
Late Applicants should follow these instructions:
• If you do not have a Personal Identification Number (PIN), go to www.pin.ed.gov to request one. If you are required to report parental income, one parent must also request a PIN.
• Complete the paper application or the application worksheet (available at www.fafsa.ed.gov) and then enter your application at www.fafsa.ed.gov.
• Your financial aid award will be posted to your account and you may check your award online (Campus Cruiser /Web Advisor to ‘View your Financial Aid Award’).
• CAUTION: You may be selected for verification. Please refer to Campus Cruiser /Web Advisor to view ‘My Documents’. If you do not have copies of your tax transcripts, order a free copy now from the IRS at 1-800-829-1040.
What can I do right now? You may fill out a payment option plan for the Fall semester that begins Tuesday ,September 4th or enroll in our Fall II program that begins on Monday, September 24th or 2nd 7 week sessions that begin on Monday, October 29th .
For your convenience payment option plan forms are available on line.
If you have any questions or concerns please contact the Financial Aid Office at Faid@middlesexcc.edu
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Accelerated Courses (Courses in 7 Weeks)
Middlesex County College offers students an opportunity to take some classes in a 7 week format. These classes include Student Success 101, History of Western Civilization I, Introduction to Psychology, and Introduction to Psychology.
These classes move more quickly and also provide you with an opportunity to take a second course in the other 7 weeks. Do you think these courses fit your learning style? Might you benefit from a course that allows you to earn three credits in a faster period of time? If so, speak with an advisor at New Student Orientation. He or she will be happy to discuss your options with you.
These classes move more quickly and also provide you with an opportunity to take a second course in the other 7 weeks. Do you think these courses fit your learning style? Might you benefit from a course that allows you to earn three credits in a faster period of time? If so, speak with an advisor at New Student Orientation. He or she will be happy to discuss your options with you.
Saturday, July 7, 2012
New General Education Science Elective--Historical Geology: Diamonds Drilling and Dinosaurs (SCI 162)
SCI 162 (Historical Geology: Diamonds, Drilling and Dinosaurs) is a new three credit General Education Science elective. This course provides comprehensive coverage of the geosciences, which spans from the formation of our universe to understanding the physical processes that affect the coastlines around the world. The principles of geology and earth sciences are used to demonstrate to the student that the geosciences are involved in every aspect of their daily lives and to make the students aware of the role geosciences play ins society both economically and physically.
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