Students must fill out this form if they want to receive money from the federal government for their education.

This place can help students buy books, get a snack, or buy MCC gear.

This document is the place where students can see their assignments, due dates, the professor’s contact information, office hours, and more.

If you want help registering for classes, who should you ask for help?

An official list of classes you have taken from at a college.

Money given based on your grades or service you have given (It doesn’t have to be paid back).

Science classes are held in this wing of MCC.

Most professors will post these (times you can speak with your professor) outside their office door.

If a student is unsure how they will pay for college, who should they go see?

A number that indicates how well or how high you scored in your courses on average. (Hint it's listed on your transcript.)

What do you call money used for college that you have to pay back?

The Tutoring Center is found here.

In college, classes are assigned these. More are assigned to difficult or time-consuming classes and less are assigned to easier courses. You need 12 of these to be considered a full-time student and six to be considered a part-time student.

If you are unhappy with the grade you received on your quiz, who is the first person you should talk to?

Classes you can attend in person or on zoom.

Money that the state of Colorado pays toward your tuition if you are an in-state resident.

Use this entrance if you want to go to the Welcome Center.

Requirements that students must meet, or classes students must take before they can enroll in a given course.

If you want help improving your academic skills, whose help should you seek out?

Special arrangements the college agrees to make for students with disabilities.

Money that students receive from the state or federal government (based on their need) that they don’t have to pay back.

Where can you find a roadrunner statue?

CoPS stands for course to program of study. It means that your financial aid will only pay for classes required for your program. If you take classes outside your program, you will have to do this.

The president of Morgan Community College.

If students have mental health needs, MCC has this resource where you can talk to a licensed professional counselor.