P R E S E N T E D B Y: M T. S A N J AC I N TO C O U N S E L I N G D E PA RT M E N T

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1 P R E S E N T E D B Y: M T. S A N J AC I N TO C O U N S E L I N G D E PA RT M E N T

2 Goals The Counseling Department would like you to know: What courses should I try to register for? How can I add a course now? What can I do to prepare for next semester? What can I do if I can t get any courses? And how all of these can help you reach your educational and career goals!

3 English Placement ENGL 061 Basic Grammar and Usage (4 units) ENGL 062 Basic Writing Skills (4 units) ENGL 098 English Fundamentals (4 units) ENGL 101 Freshman Composition (4 units)* * Minimum level needed for AA/AS and course is transferable

4 ESL Writing and Reading Placements & Recommended Sequence ESL 050- Level 1 (4 units) ESL 063R- ESL Reading & Vocabulary Level 1 (4 units) ESL 051- Level 2 (4 units) ESL 056- English Conversation and Culture (3 units) ESL 062W- Basic Writing Skills (4 units) ESL 064R- ESL Academic Reading & Vocabulary Level 2 (4 units) ESL 098W- English Writing Fundamentals (4 units) * Minimum level needed for AA/AS and course is transferable ENGL 101- Freshman Composition (4 units)*

5 Reading Placement READ 063 Reading Fundamentals (4 units) READ 064 Intermediate Reading (4 units) READ 098 College Reading (4 units) College Level (No Reading Course Recommended)

6 Math Placement MATH 050 Mind Over Math (3 units) MATH 051 Foundations of Math (3 units) MATH 090 Elementary Algebra (4 units) MATH 096 Intermediate Algebra (5 units)* MATH 090A (3 units) & MATH 090B (3 units) MATH 096A (3 units) & MATH 096B (3 units) College Level Math/Transferable Level * Minimum level needed for AA or AS. Additional level of math needed for transfer. Please see a counselor to discuss your college level math course and explore

7 Associate Degree Requirements 60 units from Classes 70+ and at least a 2.0 GPA General Education Requirements Option A Major Requirements (see Online Catalog) Electives Units *An Associates Degree can be achieved with transfer

8 Transfer Requirements 60 transferable units from classes or higher GPA for CSU 2.4 or higher GPA for UC General Education GE Option B or GE Option C Major Preparation Electives to Complete 60 transferable units

9 How to Add a Course Now WHAT TO DO: Show up first day of class minutes before class starts Bring materials to take notes and be prepared to participate Ask Professor if they will be adding any students You will given a LATE ADD CODE if the instructors gives you permission to add the course THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND: Once a class fills, being on the waitlist adds your name to a priority list Students often try to add classes on the first day If you do not have Financial Aid, you will need to pay your fees immediately Be patient, willing to participate in class, and willing to come back to a second class period to see if you can add

10 How to Add a Course Now CHECK LATE START COURSES Log-on to MY.MSJC to search for sections Pay attention to start/end dates Search Open Class List Check out to find online courses at other community colleges Apply online to be a student at the community college Consult the community college regarding registration procedures and prerequisites

11 How Can I Add a Course Now? Expand Your Course Selection Complete certificate or concentration courses Complete recommended preparation courses Complete major preparation coursework for transfer Review- What areas of General Education do you still need to complete? Check your catalog for classes that meet General Education requirements for OPTION A, OPTION B and OPTION C Educational Plans Are there sections open on other campuses? Check Banning, Temecula and our other sites

12 Community Education MSJC offers a number of Non-College Credit, Fee based courses through Community Education Courses focus on subjects such as: Fitness Business Skills Music Computer Skills Art ESL Spanish Visit: Continuing Education Office 1499 N. State Street Room #1455 A San Jacinto (Across from the tennis courts.) Menifee- Beige phone across from Enrollment Services Career Training Certificates: Pharmacy Technician Optometric Technician Medical Billing and Coding Photovoltaic Systems Professional Hypnosis Veterinary Assistant Holistic Massage Technician Certified Personal Fitness Trainer Call (951) to find out more information and register for the FREE Orientation

13 Preparing for Next Semester- What to do if you cannot enroll in courses If you do not register for the Fall 2011 semester, you will need to complete a student update in order to receive a registration date for the next semester, Spring Log-on to your MY.MSJC account.

14 Student Update 2 3 Log in with your username and password Click on Student EagleAdvisor

15 Student Update 4 Click on Verify/Update Address 5 Update your address and phone number, then hit submit. 6 Click on Verify/Update Your Emergency Phone Number & Educational Goal 7 Update your emergency phone number & educational goal and then hit submit 8 Call or visit enrollment services to find out when your registration date and time will be for the following semester REMEMBER: Check your student regularly!

16 Planning for Next Semester Set up an appointment with a counselor to go over: Course recommendations for the next semester Transfer plans and/or semester-by-semester plans Courses needed for your major Clubs and organizations on campus Transfer requirements, policies and procedures College success tips Appropriate number of units to enroll in Time Management and Study Skills Check with the Counseling Center for a list of workshops covering topics such as: Transfer College Success Resume Writing Job Search Finals Prep Time Management

17 Transfer Planning Use your time to explore transfer websites! Find major prep courses Which CSU s and UC s have your major Direct links to campus major websites for more specific information or Explore CSU campuses or UC campuses Explore transfer requirements and deadlines Find the right college for you Helpful for learning about admission requirements and planning financially Career/Transfer Center Explore private school articulations and agreements Set up an appointment with a college representative Meet with transfer officer to address transfer questions

18 Career Planning Discuss with your counselor what classes could build your resume and help you finish your career goals Schedule informational interviews with professionals in your field of interest to discuss work environments, education, demands, etc. Visit with professors in office hours to discuss careers of interest Go to the Career/Transfer Center to find out more information about: Job Fairs Campus Tours Resumes Cover Letters Searching for jobs Use websites like these to make a career plan SJC: WNY3OUX MVC: ULWLIF

19 Career Exploration Do you know what career you want to pursue? Visit the Career/Transfer Center to find more information on careers and how to start a career assessment Meet with your counselor to discuss: Your interests and hobbies (how these can lead into a career) Discover careers that align with your personality, interests, values and beliefs Learn about different careers and majors Learn how you are similar to others working in specific occupations Take and receive an interpretation of career assessments from your counselor Plan how to continue down a path towards your career Do you know what path to follow to get to your career?

20 Resume and Cover Letter Writing Is your resume what employers are looking for? Do you know what should be in a cover letter? The Career/Transfer Center can Provide Specific Guidance on: How to format and organize your resumes and cover letters What information is important to include How to phrase qualifications and the responsibilities and duties of previous jobs How to show your best qualities How to write a cover letter What employers are looking for How to follow ethical guidelines when submitting resumes and cover letters through

21 Part-Time Jobs Apply for a Part-Time Job Build your resume Build your work experience Where do you apply? Visit the Career/Transfer Center for current job openings throughout Southern California Attend job fairs Develop a profile on websites like:

22 Job Location Development Program MSJC s Job Location Development Program provides services such as: Job Opportunities Job Skills/Knowledge Internship Referrals Portfolio Development Resume Building Employment Resources Workshops If interested in the program go to: 1. MSJC Home Page 2. Click on Student Services 3. Click on Job Location Development Program 4. Fill out an interest card and hit submit

23 Financial Aid FAFSA Free application for Federal Student Aid NEVER pay someone to help you fill out the application Important Dates: January 1 st begin filling out FAFSA March 2 nd deadline for priority funding Keep Records of all transactions Make sure to attend Financial Aid Orientation Board of Governor s Fee Waiver (BOG Wavier) California residents only Not a cash reward Pays tuition fees only Print out confirmation page from FAFSA

24 Scholarships Start applying for scholarships Scholarships can pay for: Tuition Books Course materials Dorms Visit websites like: SJC: WNY3OUX MVC: ULWLIF6

25 Student Services & Activities Campus Clubs - Associated Student Body Delta Epsilon Chi Upward Bound Science and Allied Health Club Transfer Club Child Development & Education Club Amnesty International Phi Theta Kappa Eco Club SWANS Student Nurses Culture Club Eagles Veteran & Dependent Organization (EVDO) Ceramics Club

26 Learning Communities Learning communities are classes that are linked or clustered during an academic term, often around an interdisciplinary theme, and enroll a common cohort of students. If you drop one or more learning community course, you will be automatically dropped from ALL the other learning community courses. Please Note: Any student interesting in participating must attend a LCOM orientation. Check for orientation schedule as well as courses offered.

27 First Year Experience Workshops The following topics will be discussed in workshops given by the Counseling Department: Student Support Services Scholarships Athletics Career How to Pick the Right University Networking for Success Budgeting for Success Bridging the Gap: Majors and Careers Becoming the Better You: Self-Motivation Check for the schedule of workshops!

28 Honors Program *Pick up an application from the counseling department. Returning students Transcripts demonstrating completion of at least 12 units of transfer-applicable coursework at MSJC with a 3.3 GPA A personal letter responding to the questions in the application form Name of two faculty who will comment on behalf of your application to the program New students Official transcripts demonstrating a 3.5 or better GPA or SAT 1890 (of 2400), or SAT 1260 (of 1600) or ACT 28 (of 36) Letter of recommendation from a teacher, counselor or principal familiar with your academic work Students returning to college after a period of time away from the classroom, a letter from an employer or community member who can attest to your work habits and motivation A personal letter responding to the questions in the application form Advanced consideration from transfer universities Priority Registration at the transfer institution Specific guidance on transfer requirements Attended conferences Scholarship Opportunities

29 STEM S.Science T.Technology E.Engineering M.Math Designed to help Hispanic and low-income students majoring in a STEM major achieve their academic and career goals Receive specific guidance from counselors on transfer and career options Participate in STEM events, like field trips, the Summer Bridge Program, and competitions Visit to find out more information about projects, events and the STEM club

30 Probation Academic Probation Attempted 12 or more units with less than 2.0 cumulative GPA Progress Probation Attempted 12 or more units with 50% or more of coursework with grades of NC, W, and/or I

31 Important Dates *Always refer to your registration statement located under Student Eagle Advisor for specific dates- varies due to start and end date of courses Last Day to Drop Full-term Course: September 2 Last Day to Apply for Pass/No Pass for Full-term Course: September 16 Last Day to Drop Full-term Course with a W : November 18 Remember you are responsible for dropping and withdrawing from your courses Visit Eagle Access Center for directions on how to drop courses on Student Eagle Advisor Visit Enrollment Services for more information

32 Campus Locations and General Information San Jacinto Campus 1499 N. State St. Building 1100 San Jacinto, CA Phone: (951) Fax: (951) Hours: Mon & Thurs 8 am to 7 pm Tues & Wed 8 am to 5 pm Fri 8 am to 12 pm Menifee Valley Campus La Piedra Rd. Building 100 Menifee, CA Phone: (951) Fax: (951) Hours: Mon & Thurs 8 am to 7 pm Tues & Wed 8 am to 5 pm Fri 8 am to 12 pm San Gorgonio Pass Service Center 1735 W. Ramsey St. Suite 111 Banning, CA Phone: (951) Fax: (951) Hours: Mon-Thurs 8:30 am to 5 pm Temecula Education Complex and Enterprise Circle West Temecula, CA Phone: (951) Fax: (951) Hours: Mon-Thurs 9 am to 6 pm Fri 8-12

33 Questions? Mt. San Jacinto College Counseling Department SJC Campus Temecula Education Complex Phone: (951) Phone: (951) ext MVC Campus San Gorgonio Pass Service Center Phone: (951) Phone: (951) Mt. San Jacinto College Career/Transfer Center SJC Campus Phone: (951) MVC Campus Phone: (951)