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How do I submit a new student application to Mesa Community College?

I'm looking to become a student at Mesa Community College, but I'm not entirely sure how the new student application process works. What steps should I follow, and are there any documents I need to prepare?

2 months ago

Applying to Mesa Community College involves a straightforward process. Here are the steps you'll want to follow:

1. Apply Online: Begin by applying online through the Maricopa County Community College District (MCCCD) admissions website. This application is free.

2. Student ID and MEID: After submitting the application, you'll receive a Student ID and Maricopa Enterprise ID (MEID). Note these down! You’ll largely be using these credentials to access other application items and your student portal.

3. Complete the Admission Application: This is where you'll submit your personal information, citizenship status, residency information, and intended area of study.

4. Submit Proof of Identification: You'll need to provide proof of identification after submitting the Admission Application. This could be a driver’s license, state ID, military ID, or passport. You need to have one of these documents ready when applying.

5. Placement Test: Depending on your program/major, you may need to take a placement test. This will help place you into the right level of courses. However, you may be exempt from this if you have relevant SAT/ACT scores or have taken college-level English or Math.

6. Transcripts: If you've attended any college before, you'll need to submit official transcripts. If you just graduated from high school and haven't attended any college, you'll need to submit your final high school transcripts.

7. Orientation: Once the previous steps are complete, you'll need to complete the Online New Student Orientation through your student portal, to help understand college resources, student rights and responsibilities, and more.

8. Academic Advising and Registration: Lastly, meeting with an academic advisor can help you plan your course of study. They can guide you on which classes to take and when to take them, so you're well-prepared for your educational journey.

Remember to stay in the loop for any deadlines for the course or program you’re applying to. Good luck with your application process!

2 months ago

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