Saturday, August 7, 2010

CS018 - Available for Registration

Please note:

During the week of 8/16-8/20 and 8/23-827, Admissions and Enrollment Management has reserved CS018 as overflow space for students registering or needing assistance with the registration process.

Thursday, July 1, 2010

Nursing Spring 2011 Deadline Extended

The Nursing Department has decided to extend the deadline for Spring 2011 applications from July 1st to August 1st.

Ms. Marjorie Davis
Acting Campus Registrar, Takoma Park/Silver Spring Campus
Tel: 240-567-1493

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

Tuition & Fee Schedules 2010

Here is the link for the tuition and fee rates for summer and fall 2010: http://cms.montgomerycollege.edu/EDU/Plain.aspx?id=11809


Below you will find the websites with the drop dates for summer and fall 2010:
Summer http://cms.montgomerycollege.edu/EDU/Plain.aspx?id=10726
Fall http://cms.montgomerycollege.edu/EDU/Plain.aspx?id=11226

Thursday, May 13, 2010

Advising Using the New General Education List 2010-11

The “New” General Education Course List appearing in the 2010-11 Catalog has undergone some changes. The structure of the program (Foundations and Distributions) remains the same; however, some courses (shown below) are no longer part of the updated General Education Program.

Beginning Fall 2010, all students, regardless of year of entry, are encouraged to select courses from the General Education List in the 2010-2011 Catalog:

1) The General Education Course List 2010-11 (as it appears in the 2010-2011 MC Catalog)

2) * General Education Course List 2010-2011 with Transfer Advising Notes * for students who are undecided about a transfer destination or who are considering transfer to schools outside of the State of Maryland * This is the Preferred Page to give to students - and it fits on just two sides of a paper!

Students who enrolled at Montgomery College prior to Fall 2010 are encouraged to follow the new list above; however, they may continue to choose courses from last year's 2009-10 General Education List for six more years (until Fall 2016) if they do not have a 2 year break in attendance. The specific courses from which they may choose are shown below. Use a color printer to print your own Adviser’s Reference List with highlighted gen ed courses no longer available to NEW students here.

Please note that Degree Audits run through Banner (CAPP) will not automatically pick up these removed courses if they are taken in Fall 2010 and thereafter. Counselors will need to refer to the Gen Ed List to make the distinction for the 24 removed courses shown below - if they are taken after Fall 2010 by students who enrolled prior to Fall 2010, they will still qualify as General Education courses, but they are not coded as Gen Ed in Banner if taken Fall 2010 and thereafter.

Thank you for your help in guiding students through these first significant changes in the General Education Program since 1996 – 14 years ago!

Hopefully, this sounds more complicated than it really is – please see the list of course changes shown below
. Faculty teaching courses on the “old” list will be asked to provide information on the course syllabus stating “This course satisfies a General Education Distribution Requirement only for students who entered Montgomery College prior to Fall 2010. It is not a General Education Course choice for students new to MC in Fall 2010 and thereafter.”

What’s the Difference Between the 2010 and the 2009 Catalog Year Lists?

Some courses have been removed from the General Education Program as part of the updating process
(
see Gen Ed Criteria used). In general, “second-level” courses were removed (except in science), courses did not reapply for the new list, or courses were moved to another Distribution.

COURSES REMOVED FROM THE REVISED GENERAL EDUCATION LIST for Catalog Year 2010-11:

HEALTH FOUNDATION
HE 290 First Responder Refresher

ARTS DISTRIBUTION
AR 104 Three Dimensional Design
AR 115 Figure Drawing I
AR 122 Ceramics II
AR 124 Enameling I
AR 125 Enameling II
AR 204 Photographic Expression II
AR 229 Jewelry and Metalsmithing
DN 102 Ballet II
DN 104 Modern Dance II
MU 128 Introduction to Music Technology
MU 139 Introduction to Music Theory

HUMANITIES DISTRIBUTION
AR 220 American Art since 1945 (Now moved to ARTS, formerly HUMD)
AR 231 Italian Renaissance Art (Now moved to ARTS, formerly HUMD)
EC 103 Evolution of Economic Societies (Now moved to BSSD, formerly HUMD)
HP 259 Modern Western Intellectual Tradition
HP 264 Graeco-Roman Culture

BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES DISTRIBUTION
GE 104 Physical Geography (now NSLD Lab Science, formerly BSSD)
HP 257 Mathematics and Western Culture
HP 262 Current Issues in Experimental Psychology
All PY above PY 102 (PY 203, 204, 206, 207, 211, 215, 216, 221)


NON-LAB SCIENCE
BI 206 introduction to the Biology of Human Reproduction

The Multicultural Requirement is now called “Global and Cultural Perspectives” (GCP) requirement. These courses remain in the 2010-11 program, but they will only count as "Multicultural/GCP" courses for students who enrolled at MC prior to Fall 2010.

HS 113 Alternative Lifestyles: 19th Century American Utopias
HS 118 History of Sport in America
HS 186 History of the Ancient World

Links to General Education Lists can be found here:

Monday, May 10, 2010

Academic Appeals Meeting Schedule - 2010/11 Schedule

Find attached the meeting schedule of the Academic Appeals Committee for the 2010-2011 academic year. Pleased note that we will meet on the following dates over the summer: June 22, July 20, and August 24. The meeting time is from 2:00pm to 4:00pm in CB218.

I:\SHARED\CB215 Doc Masters\Counseling & Advising Resources\AA-meetings-sched.doc

Thursday, May 6, 2010

Advising Updates from CA

1) Andy Yao is the interim Chairperson and can be reached at x77188. He is in MT427.

2)AELP students eligible for EL104 and exempt or have already completed RD103 and EL110 can be given pre-requisite overrides for CA120 Introduction to Computer Applications-by any counselor or advisor as part of a pilot program they are running--thus overriding the EN101/101A assessment level. If you don't feel comfortable or are not sure if the student is ready for CA120, please refer them to MT427 for assistance.

Sunday, May 2, 2010

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”.