 Registrar's Office: Registration
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The Registrar's Office is in charge of registration. This page provides information on issues surrounding Registration that may affect you as a student.
Student Information Access
Currently enrolled students can access their information, including class schedules, grades and transcripts through LEO (Linking Everyone Online).
How do I register?
Before you can register for classes at MCC, you have to
- Apply for admission and
- Be assigned an advisor
When you complete those steps, your advisor will assist you in developing a schedule of classes that fit your schedule and meet the requirements of the program in which you are enrolled.
The latest MCC Curriculum Class Schedule is here.
Special Registration Hours
During Registration, the Registrar's Office is open extended to accomodate student requests. These hours generally correspond with hours scheduled for the Registration (typically 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and 4:00-7:00 p.m.).
What is Drop/Add? How do I do it?
Drop/Add is a period during the start of classes where students can drop classes and/or add them to their schedules. There is no grade penalty for changing a schedule during this time.
You must see your advisor before you will be allowed to drop or add a class. After approval, you can make the change to your schedule on LEO (Linking Everyone Online).
What is Unconditional/Conditional Withdrawal?
How do I do it?
Get more complete information on withdrawal in the Online Catalog here.
Unconditional Withdrawal allows you to withdraw from a course during the first third of the term by simply meeting with your advisor, completing a drop form and submitting it to the Registrar's Office. You will receive a "W" grade for the class on the transcript, but the class will not be counted in computing your grade point average.
Conditional Withdrawal allows you to withdraw from a class during the second third of the term by meeting with your advisor and submitting a drop form to the Registrar's Office. You will receive a grade of "WP" or "WF" based on your performance in class as determined by your instructor. A "WP" grade will not be used in computing your grade point average, but a "WF" will count as an "F" in the course in grade computation.
No Withdrawals are allowed during the final third of the term. Exceptions are allowed only under extreme circumstances and must be approved by the instructor, Division Dean and Vice-President of Instructional Services.
How do I transfer credits to MCC?
You may have taken classes at other colleges, universities and technical schools that you would like to transfer to MCC for credit. The Registrar's Office has a specific policy on such transfers and you can read about it in our Online Catalog here.
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