Add/drop is facilitated through MiddleNet and the Student Information Center as well as by phone at 1-800-818-3434. Students may add and drop classes during the first week of the semester. During the second week of the semester, students may drop, but can add a class only through Late Admit.
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If you are planning to withdraw from a course and add a course that has already begun, it’s recommended that this transaction be completed in-person with the Department of Counseling. You may drop classes from your schedule on the web through Self Service or submit an Add/Drop Change Form directly to the Enrollment Services, located in West Hall.
You may drop classes from your schedule on the web through Self Service or submit an Add/Drop Change Form directly to the Enrollment Services, located in West Hall. For instructions on how to use Self Service, please see Registration Instructions.
Students are permitted to add a course via Self Service prior to the beginning of the term. Once the term has begun, students wishing to add an open course section to their schedule, must submit an Add/Drop Change Form in person at the Enrollment Services office located in West Hall.
If the class is closed, you will need the signature of the instructor of the class and the chairperson of the department for that class on an Add/Drop Change Form. Only the chair can overload a closed class section. Students are permitted to add a course via Self Service prior to the beginning of the term.
If the class is closed, you will need the signature of the instructor of the class and the chairperson of the department for that class on an Add/Drop Change Form. Only the chair can overload a closed class section.
Students are permitted to add a course via MCC Self-Service prior to the beginning of the term . Once the term has begun, students wishing to add an open course section to their schedule, must submit an Add/Drop Change Form in person at the Enrollment Services office located in West Hall. If the course section has already met once, you will need to obtain the instructor’s permission to join the course late.
Withdrawal from developmental education course (s) may limit the courses for which a student may register next semester. Students will need to re-register for the withdrawn developmental education course (s) in the next semester enrolled.
Our mission is to advise students as they explore and plan their academic, career, and life goals.
Academic advisors guide students in determining possible careers, majors, and course offerings, with careful attention to institutional policies and degree requirements.
In order to register for courses, you must first meet with your academic advisor. Each student is assigned a faculty advisor and a Guided Pathways Advisor (staff advisor). Students can meet with one or both of their assigned advisors. These are the 5 steps needed to complete the advising process:
Without a detailed plan you may be taking course that you do not require for degree completion. This can hurt you in several ways. One is simply that it will take longer for you to finish your class work.
Continuing students should use the instructions on our “How to Register as a Continuing Student” page to register for classes.
MxCC students may now upload documents to a secure user portal for Admissions, Advising, Financial Aid, and Registrar offices. To access, use your Connecticut Community College account to login and then choose Middlesex Community College.
A course withdrawal does not result in a refund. Any withdrawal may affect academic progress and may have financial aid or other monetary implications. For more information on financial aid implications, see https://www.middlesex.mass.edu/financialaid. back to top.
Dropping a course does not result in a grade. Dropping a course may result in a full or partial refund for that course. Students can self-drop a course on their own in the MyMcc portal. Any withdrawal may affect academic progress and may have financial aid or other monetary implications.
This section includes important information related to academic affairs at Middlesex not found elsewhere in the catalog.
Middlesex Community College is committed to the academic success of its students. This Academic Standing Policy is designed to ensure that students make adequate progress toward a degree. Students are expected to be in Good Academic Standing to continue at the college.
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