Admissions

When considering college, calculate the tuition and how much financial aid you have received, and check the location. Most importantly, check if it has major where you want to pursue in.

Fill out your FAFSA early and seek counseling when registering for courses. The advisors offer many options for people that include 2-year, 4-year and certificate diplomas. The advisors have your future in their interest and work to find the most pragmatic and encompassing route for you to follow.

Go to a community college and get your fine arts degree (it's your generals) then transfer to the university you want to attend. You will save yourself or your family a lot of money!

I will suggest that if you instructor has any review sessions for the class, definitely go! It will help you get to know your classmates and instructor.

do not feel pressured about not finishing school on time ! mctc works with you in order to build and stabilize a two year plan in order to transfer to a four year university on time !

Take advantage of the resources available to you. Professors usually do an excellent job of explaining things, but they are also very willing to help if you have questions. Other students can be helpful as well, as can advisors.

This college's online programs are wonderful, at least in my experience. I did not live in Minneapolis while I was attending this school, so I took all of my classes online, and it really worked out much better than I was expecting. Online classes aren't for everyone, but I thought MCTC did an excellent job with their offerings.

Take your Accuplacer Placement Tests serious because they determine what classes you have to take and possibly how long you'd attend college. Also connect connect conncect with your academic advisors every semester to ensure that your on track for your major/degree.

Use the tutoring resources and keep communication with your teachers.