Classes that typically begin at 5 p.m. or later on Tuesday, Feb. 7, are cancelled due to Minnesota precinct caucuses and State statute that requires colleges to cancel evening classes. Other college offices and services (Library, Computer Labs, Learning Center) will maintain regular operating hours.

Student Services

Spring Transfer Fair

On Feb. 8, representatives from 4-year colleges and universities will be recruiting MCTC students for their institutions. They will be available between 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. and 1 - 3 p.m. in the T Building Skyway.

On Feb. 9, a representative from Columbia University will be on campus from 12 - 1 p.m. in H.2900 to speak with Veterans and other students.

More on the Spring Transfer Fair

Spirit and Soul: Celebrating Black History Month

Join us for the Spirit and Soul community event on Friday, Feb. 17 at the Basilica of Saint Mary. A dessert reception will follow this event.

Date: Friday, Feb. 17, 2012

Location: Basilica of Saint Mary

Main Event: 7:00 – 8:15 p.m.

Dessert Reception: 8:15 – 9:30 p.m.

RSVP for Dessert Reception

Culinary Arts and Restaurant Management Open House

Learn more about our Culinary Arts and Restaurant Management programs!

When: Tuesday, Feb. 28, 5 – 7 p.m.

Where: Plaza Dining Room, T.1243

Parking: Free parking in the MCTC parking ramp

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Registering for Classes

Once you have completed an MCTC application for admission, you are eligible to register. If you are a degree-seeking student, you must have completed the admission and placement testing procedures and attended a new student orientation before registering for classes.

(If you are registering for a non-credit course offered through Continuing Education, these requirements do not apply. Visit Continuing Education for more information.)

What every student must know

You are responsible for your registration, including academic consequences that result from your schedule.

You are responsible for all tuition and fee charges resulting from your registration and to meet the payment due date indicated in the class schedule.

MCTC reserves the right to drop you from courses for which you have not met the prerequisite requirements or have not tested into based on the results from your placement tests.

The College may drop you from classes for non-payment of tuition and fees.

Registration dates

Dates vary depending on type of student: returning, new degree seeking or non-degree seeking. Refer to the academic calendar for a complete listing of dates and deadlines.

 Student Groups Registration Opens: 
 Nursing students admitted to the program
 10/31/11
 Students working with Disability Services  10/31/11
 Students with 50+ credits  10/31/11
 Students with 40+ credits  11/01/11
 Students with 30+ credits
 11/02/11
 Students with 20+ credits  11/03/11
 Students with 10+ credits
 11/04/11
 Students with 05+ credits  11/07/11
 Students with 0+ credits  11/08/11
 New transfer students  11/08/11
 All non-degree seeking students  12/05/11

 Student Groups Registration Opens: 
 Nursing students admitted to the program
 4/16/12
 Students working with Disability Services  4/16/12
 Students with 50+ credits  4/16/12
 Students with 40+ credits  4/17/12
 Students with 30+ credits
 4/18/12
 Students with 20+ credits  4/19/12
 Students with 10+ credits
 4/20/12
 Students with 05+ credits  4/23/12
 Students with 0+ credits  4/24/12
 New transfer students  4/24/12
 All new degree seeking students (register at    orientation)  5/1/12
 All non-degree seeking students  5/4/12

New student registration

If you are a new degree-seeking student, you must complete the admission and placement testing procedures and attend a new student orientation before registering for classes.

Transfer student registration

New degree, diploma or certificate program students transferring to MCTC from another college or university with 16 or more prior college credits and a grade point average (GPA) of 2.0 or higher are eligible to complete the Orientation Worksheet for Transfer Students to meet the orientation requirement in order to register.

Transfer students who do not meet these guidelines must attend an orientation session before registering for classes.

Course cancellations

The Office of Academic Affairs reserves the right to cancel a course or course section after the schedule has been published if the associate vice president of academic affairs determines that it would be in the best interest of the College. Students who registered for a course that has been cancelled will be notified via phone and mail.