Counseling Discipline,
I wanted to thank everyone for their patience and understanding as I attempt to complete the updates to the Advising Worksheets.
This has been a particularly difficult summer and Fall revision cycle as we prepare for the Fall 2022 launch of Degree Works which will eventually lead to the sunsetting of CAPP and the Advising Worksheets.
Key Points:
- Advising Worksheets for any Associates degree that changed for the 2021-2022 catalog year have been updated (date, July 2021).
- All Certificate Advising Worksheets have been updated (date, July 2021).
- All Associates degree Advising Worksheets that have not changed from last catalog year to 2021-2022 are still good to use while I continue to update the catalog year at the top.
- If you discover a missing old Advising Worksheet in the archived area at the bottom of the index page (https://www.montgomerycollege.edu/counseling-and-advising/advising-worksheets/index.html), please let me know.
- The 2015-2016 catalog is currently the earliest active catalog year. Any student that wants to graduate with an earlier catalog year must complete an appeal.
- The 2019-2020 Advising Worksheets (in archived area at
the bottom of the index page) are the last to feature the two and
four letter course designations.
New Programs:
- Behavioral
Health AA, Statewide Program: 616 (replacing Mental
Health Associate AAS: 560)
- Digital
Media and Web Technology AA: 615 (replacing Digital
Media and Web Technology AAS: 357)
Terminology:
Statewide Program: The Maryland Higher Education Commission designates some community college programs as statewide programs. Students may enroll in any of these programs at the same rates as in-county residents if a particular program is not offered by the local community college or if the student cannot enroll due to an enrollment limit. These programs are subject to change; apply at the admissions office of each school.
Suspension: A program that is suspended must remain in the college catalog to ensure that students that are enrolled in the program can receive federal financial aid and graduate from the program. Programs can only have suspended status for a total of three years. New students may not enroll in suspended programs. Many suspended programs are in the process of being replaced by programs that are awaiting Board of Trustees and MHEC approval.
Deleted: A program that is deleted is no longer available to earn a degree/certificate in, even if the student enrolled in the program in the past seven years. The program has been completely removed from the college curriculum and a student registered for deleted programs must select a new program major.
I appreciate everyone’s help in maintaining the accuracy of the Advising Worksheets and thank you in advance for emailing me any issues.
Sincerely,
Anthony Solano, MA, LCPC
Distance Counselor/ProfessorCo-Chair, Collegewide Curriculum Committee
Counseling & Advising
Germantown Campus
Montgomery College