Monday, June 22, 2015

CJ Program at TP/SS in Fall 2015

Professor Sean Fay recently shared that the Criminal Justice Program is working on increasing CCJS course offerings at the TPSS campus (and online) for the Fall 2015 semester, with hopes to have the full program available at TPSS in the near future. This is exciting news for our students!

He shared information about our current Criminal Justice agreements (Bowie, Colorado State Online, Excelsior, UMD @ USG and UMUC) the detailed information can be found here: http://cms.montgomerycollege.edu/EDU/Plain.aspx?id=62350. They are also working on agreements with UB and UMES, those are forthcoming.

Tuesday, June 16, 2015

TP/SS Math Dept. Advising - Summer 2015

Please be advised that there are others in the mathematics department who are authorized to do advising:

Professor Alice Wang     Alice.wang@montgomerycollege.edu
Professor Amit Trehan    Amit.trehan@montgomerycollege.edu

In particular, Professor Wang has office hours in the summer: 1:00 - 3:00 pm on Tuesdays and Thursday's. Best regards.

Milton



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Milton H. Nash, Ph.D.
  Chairman and Professor

  Mathematics & Statistics Department, MP 245
  Takoma Park/Silver Spring Campus
  Montgomery College

Thursday, June 11, 2015

Admissions Letter - NSO/Haven

Welcome to Montgomery College! We are excited to accept you as one of our students. Whether you seek a degree, certificate, or transfer program or plan to enroll purely for personal enrichment, you are now a member of a nationally recognized community college.

Your Montgomery College student ID number is «ID». 
Make a note of this ID number; you will need it in the Office of Admissions and Records, Counseling and Advising, computer labs, library, to initially Claim Your Account in My MC, and when communicating with faculty and staff.

Your Montgomery College student e-mail address is «MC_EMAIL». 
This is your official College e-mail address.  You are expected to check this e-mail on a daily basis for important information from various College offices and departments. If you need help with your e-mail, call 240-567-5000, choose option 1 for English, and then option 2 for MyMC.

Your current tuition and fee rate* is «STU_RES_DESC». 
For information about your tuition and fee status, to request a review of your status, to update your personal information, or to apply under the Maryland Dream Act, please visit the Office of Admissions at the campus you plan to attend, or call 240-567-5000 for further guidance.

Your next steps:
·         Go to www.montgomerycollege.edu and click on the “MyMC” icon at the top of the homepage. My MC is where you will register and pay for classes, and engage in the financial aid process.
·         In order to use My MC and other Montgomery College computer applications, you will first need to Claim Your Account using your My MC ID, «MYMC_ID» and the student ID number provided above.
·         Click on the Claim Your Account link at the top of the My MC homepage and follow the instructions provided on the Claim Your Account page.
·         You will be asked to create a My MC password and set up security questions so that you can manage your My MC password in the future.
·         You will have 90 days from the date of this letter to complete this step. If you need help at any time, click the HELP link on the Claim Your Account page or contact the IT Service Desk at 240-567-7222.
·         Complete the Advising Questionnaire available at My MC. Click the Starfish icon to access and complete the questionnaire.  Your responses will be used to shape your path to completion and support success at Montgomery College and is required before you will be eligible to register for courses.
·         Promptly complete any remaining placement test requirements. Most courses require that you demonstrate skill levels in English, reading, and/or mathematics prior to registration.  Unless you are exempt from placement testing, you are required to take the Accuplacer placement test. Check the website for test information, study resources, and schedules at www.montgomerycollege.edu/assessmentcenters.
·         Attend Mandatory Academic Orientation.  Academic Orientation (MAP, IMAP, E-MAP or E-IMAP) will educate you on how assessment scores and/or SAT scores are used and how to select courses and register for classes. You will also learn about academic resources and support services and will receive further information after these sessions.
·         Attend Mandatory New Student Orientation.  New Student Orientation is designed to introduce you to the campus and college life.  We offer two convenient options.  In- person sessions are offered at each campus. If your schedule cannot accommodate any of those options, we offer an online session. The schedules for in-person sessions and the online orientation are available at www.montgomerycollege.edu/fye.  New Student Orientation attendance is fundamental to your success and is mandatory before you will be eligible to register for courses.
·         Mandatory Haven – Understanding Sexual Assault Training - The Haven Understanding Sexual Assault module is an interactive, online program designed to inform students about the critical issues of sexual assault, relationship violence, and stalking, which impact countless college students across the country. This is a required online training program for all students:  Access Haven through the following link, http://www.everfi.com/register, use Registration ID: 851f9207, click I’m a student, and proceed through the account, profile, and setup.

For information on how to start smart at Montgomery College and to get information about assessment testing, exemptions from placement testing, registration, payment deadlines, etc., please refer to the START SMART: Steps for Enrollment enclosure

If you have any other questions, contact our Response Center at response@montgomerycollege.edu or 240-567-5000 or check the College website at www.montgomerycollege.edu.

We are happy you chose Montgomery College and wish you every success during your enrollment.

Sincerely,
  S
  Melissa F. Gregory
  Chief Enrollment Services and Financial Aid Officer


*The College reserves the right to change tuition and fees at any time at the discretion of the Board of Trustees.


MATH 170 (Calculus for Life Sciences)-Transfer Advising Notes

MATH 170 - Calculus for Life Sciences I - 4 semester hours

Intended primarily for students of the life sciences.  An introduction to the major ideas of single variable calculus including limits, derivatives, and integrals of algebraic and transcendental functions; applications to the life sciences.  Credit may not be earned in both MATH 170 and MATH 181 .  Not intended for students of the physical sciences, engineering, or mathematics.  PREREQUISITE(S): A grade of C or better in MATH 165, appropriate score on mathematics assessment test, or consent of department.    For computation of tuition, this course is equivalent to five semester hours. Five hours each week.