Admit Type: Early Placement

Per Registrar:

Does not get updated. We have gotten requests from students who are on financial aid to update their admit type, but it doesn’t matter because there is no hold on the students record.

 

Admission and Registration Information for Dual Enrollment Students Summer 2020 & Fall 2020

Students with no assessment or placement scores on record will be eligible to enroll as follows - see details at:  

https://www.montgomerycollege.edu/_documents/high-school/sumfall2020registrationassessmentinfo.pdf

Early Placement - NEW Procedures

Update from David Jean-Julien on 11/26/13

ALL Early Placement students should be referred to Akima Rogers in the Office of Academic Initiatives and/or directed to the Early Placement website www.montgomerycollege.edu/earlyplacement.

MCPS students should contact the Dual Enrollment Program Assistant (DEPA) at their respective high school.  All other students should contact an MC Academic Coordinator at their most convenient campus. 

The Rockville Academic Coordinator is Yvonne Hu-Cotto (240-567-4045)

The Germantown Academic Coordinator is Yolandra Johnson (240-567-6963)

The Interim Coordinator for the TPSS campus is Akima Rogers (240-567-4140)

Please note that you can find all Early Placement forms on the Early Placement website:  www.montgomerycollege.edu/earlyplacement.  

Please take a few minutes to familiarize yourself with the website.  

Early Placement Student Assessment and Enrollment Process (Update)

The following are highlights from an email memo sent from Dr. Walker-Griffea, Senior Vice President for Student Services, to the College community on Friday, April 19th concerning Early Placement Student Assessment and Enrollment Process.

Who is Early Placement?
The umbrella term “early placement” will be used as the institution’s operational definition for dually enrolled and concurrently enrolled student populations, as well as those seeking participation in the Early Placement program who have completed their sophomore year with the appropriate unweighted grade point average.

EP Admission & Enrollment Process (please note that an implementation date for these new processes has not been finalized, but a recommended timeline is being developed):
• The admission requirements, policies, and procedures for early placement students will be consistent collegewide. High school students seeking summer courses will follow early placement procedures.
• The enrollment process for early placement students will be centralized through the Office of Academic Initiatives, with a full-time presence on all campuses. Academic Initiatives staff will track early placement student data to capture success rates, future college attendance predictions, and student course enrollment profiles.
• Enrollment Services leadership will develop a process for handling and evaluating documents from home schooled students.

EP Recommended Procedural Changes (please note that these recommendations will be taken to the President's Executive Counsel and then to the College Council for action items):
• Definition of college level for early placement students
• Number of courses an early placement student can enroll in each semester and summer term
• Prohibition of early placement students from developmental course offerings in any form
• Conditions of enrollment for early placement students under the age of 16

The committees (Early Placement Student [EPS] Committe and CAPDI) will continue to work on other issues to assist in simplifying the early placement student processes.  Please contact EPS committee members if you have any questions or concerns: Judy Ackerman, Eunice Akitobi, Monica Brown, Ernest Cartledge, Melissa Gregory, Ever Grier, Audrey Hill, David Jean-Julien, Katie Mount, Marcus Peanort, Don Pearl, Akima Rogers, Karen Roseberry, Rose Sachs, Elena Saenz, Clemmie Solomon, Clarice Somersall, Beverly Walker-Griffea, and Kathy Wessman. 

Early Placement Updates

• The umbrella term “early placement” will be used as the institution’s operational definition for dually enrolled and concurrently enrolled student populations, as well as those seeking participation in the Early Placement program who have completed their sophomore year with the appropriate unweighted grade point average.

• The admission requirements, policies, and procedures for early placement students will be consistent collegewide. High school students seeking summer courses will follow early placement procedures.

• The enrollment process for early placement students will be centralized through the Office of Academic Initiatives, with a full-time presence on all campuses.

• Academic Initiatives staff will track early placement student data to capture success rates, future college attendance predictions, and student course enrollment profiles.

• Enrollment Services leadership will develop a process for handling and evaluating documents from home schooled students.

Spring 2013 Registrar Updates and Reminders!!

Students who may register in person: Early Placement, Underage, Student Athletes

Increase in credit hours should be noted in SPACMNT (a paper form should not be filled out).

Admissions and Records will not accept overrides on the add/drop form until the first day a class meets.

Waitlists will be cleared at 11 p.m. the day of the first class meeting. If you want a copy of the waitlist, be sure to print a copy of it before 11 p.m.

High School Transcripts on EdLine

 transcript from https://www.edline.net. It was quick, easy, and contained everything I needed to verify her unweighted GPA.

Early Placement Procedure-Students under Age 16

Just a reminder about the process for underage students (under the age of 16), who want to enroll in classes at MC – either Monica or Helen will determine whether or not the student seems mature enough to take classes here. The student may be referred to take our Placement Test in which case s/he would need to go through a MAP or eMAP. Once the student gets his/her test scores from Counseling, s/he should be referred back to Monica or Helen for approval of course selection. Counselors should not approve these students’ course selections.

Fall 2010 Registration - Early Placement

Early Placement students can register before the May 10th date. They still must register in person at the Admissions Office, but you must indicate on their registration form that they are an “Early Placement Student”.

Early Placement Procedure (Counseling Faculty)

Early Placement students are strongly encouraged to do the eMAP or in-person MAP but they are not required to do so after placement testing. Please see Tim with questions.