Online Student Success Checklist

Admissions & Aid
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Academics
Education that Matters

Investigate Mid's academic programs, guided pathways, and degrees. Learn about our fully online degrees, and transfer services. Through our General Education curriculum, multi-level assessment, and accreditations, Mid ensures a learning experience that is both broad and deep.
Student Resources
We're Here to Help

Whether you want help on a term paper, help navigating your academic program, or help with your online account, our academic and student support teams are eager to provide assistance. Your college experience and degree completion matter to us, so we provide support for every step of your journey.
Campus Life
College Beyond Coursework

Your college experience is what you make of it. Mid encourages the development of a diverse campus community that is inclusive of all cultures and backgrounds. Our student life, clubs, and athletics opportunities allow you to engage beyond the classroom.
Community
Strategic Plan and Governance

For over 50 years, Mid has been and remains committed to partnering with all members of our community. Read our Vision 2020 Strategic Plan, which sets our course for the next 50 years, or stay connected to College Governance activities.

You're beginning online courses at Mid Michigan College - that's so exciting!

If you need help, don't hesitate to reach out to us. We're here to help you every step of the way.

Access Moodle, Mid's learning management system. Learn more here: Moodle for Students.
Refresh your knowledge of basic online learning expectations.

Read the syllabus for your course, taking note of expectations and major assignments, and make a schedule for completing coursework.
Identify your instructor. Their contact information should be in the syllabus.

PREPARE YOUR MATERIALS

If required, buy your textbooks as soon as possible.
Check out Mid's technology requirements for online courses and make sure you have the equipment you need.
If your course requires proctoring, make sure you connect with the Testing Center.

WHERE CAN I GET HELP?

Your instructor should be your first point of contact for questions related to your course.
Additionally, you can contact your Mid Mentor for assistance.
For more general academic help, contact Library & Learning Services.