MCCC Enrollment Services Office Announces Fall Semester Information Sessions
06/24/20
West Windsor, N.J. – As students make pivotal decisions regarding their upcoming fall semester, Mercer County Community College (MCCC) will be offering Fall 2020 course virtual information sessions for current and prospective students via Zoom. These sessions on MCCC’s course options will provide clarity to students regarding the three formats of instruction, while emphasizing that each modality adheres to CDC guidelines to ensure that optimal health and educational goals are being met.
All courses for the Fall 2020 semester will be offered in one of the following three formats:
Remote Instruction - Remote courses were designed to be taught in a classroom but are being offered as a form of distance education due to the emergency conditions. Some remote classes will use scheduled class times for virtual meetings, while others might not have scheduled class meeting times.
Online Instruction – Online courses were designed to be taught in an online setting. Unless otherwise noted, online courses were developed to be taught without specific meeting times.
Hybrid Instruction – Hybrid courses are a combination of the traditional face-to-face instruction and remote/online sessions. This may include some on-campus labs with remote lectures, reduced in-classroom time, or other instructional designs that meet the needs of the course materials.
To sign up for one of our sessions, click one of the links below:
June Sessions:
June 29th at 6-7:30 PM (Registration Link)
June 30th at 2-3:30 PM (Registration Link)
July Sessions:
July 15th at 6-7:30 PM (Registration Link)
July 23rd at 2-3:30 PM (Registration Link)
August Sessions:
August 12th at 6-7:30 PM (Registration Link)
August 20th at 2-3:30 PM (Registration Link)
Mercer County Community College is home to 70 associate degree programs and numerous credit and noncredit certificate programs. Still, the college also offers many educational experiences, leadership opportunities and the chance to interact with other students and faculty/staff members in an informal setting.
More than 40 clubs offer students the opportunity to explore special interests. Many of these clubs are directly affiliated with fields of study and augment classroom experiences.
In addition, art exhibits, dance productions, dramatic presentations, musical productions, and performances by guest artists are sponsored throughout the year. Music organizations include the college chorus, jazz band, symphonic band, dance ensemble, and stage band.
For more information about student life, visit: https://www.mccc.edu/student_services_clubs.shtml
