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New Students

First-Time Students are those beginning their college careers at Mid, regardless of whether they have just graduated from high school or are entering college as adults.

International Students, please visit our International Admissions page for information.

Becoming a college student is easier than you might think, and you don’t need to figure it out on your own. Our admissions team wants to help in any way that we can.

Set up a tour, request more information, or ask a question by contacting admissions: Email admissions@midmich.edu or call 989.386.6661.

Once you've applied, you've taken the first big step. And you've already been connected to one of our Mid Mentors, who will be your personal guide through the enrollment process and throughout your time at Mid.

Visit our Meet the Mid Mentors page to learn more about our Mentors and to contact yours. If you don't yet know who your Mid Mentor is, no problem! We'll put you in touch: 989.386.6661 or mentors@midmich.edu

STEP 1: Get your Financial Aid in order.

If you haven't yet, you should begin this process. It takes a minimum of a few weeks to process financial aid for new students.

File your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) online at www.fafsa.ed.gov to determine your eligibility for grants, loans, scholarships, and work study.

Be sure that you add Mid's school code [ Mid's School Code: 006768 ] to your FAFSA form.

Questions about Financial Aid? Call us at 989.386.6664
or visit our Financial Aid Department.

STEP 2: Set up your MidMich Email and Online Account.

You should set up your Mid online Portal account. Some College departments will begin sending you important information right away. This is your college email and will be used for all college communication.

Please complete the following steps:

1. Go to midmich.edu.
2. Click on the Portal link in the upper right hand corner
3. Click on the Account setup link in the upper right hand corner
4. Read the information to set up your username and password
5. Now that you have your username and password,
6. Click on Login in the upper right corner
7. Click the Email link in the upper left corner to get your e-mail.

This PORTAL GUIDE will help show you the process of setting up your Mid account if you still have questions.

Having trouble with your account? Contact the Help Desk at helpdesk@midmich.edu or by calling (989) 317-4630.

STEP 3: Send us your Transcripts & SAT/ACT Scores

If you've graduated from high school within three years, send us your high school transcripts and standardized test scores . If you've attended other colleges, have your college transcripts sent to us as well. If it's been longer than three years since you've graduated, you may need to complete additional placement testing (see info below).

How to send us your transcripts

Send them electronically via Parchment. Visit midmich.edu/parchment and request that an electronic version be sent to Mid Michigan College. It's fast, easy, and secure. And if you're still in high school, it's free. If you've graduated, it's only $3.25.

--or--

• Collect them in person, through the mail, or in electronic format. Deliver them to Mid through any of the following means.
• Drop them off to an admissions team member at either campus.
• Email a copy to admissions@midmich.edu
• Fax Attn: Admissions to 989.386.6613
• Mail them to us: Mid Michigan College Attn: Admissions 1375 S Clare Ave Harrison, MI 48625

How to send us your SAT or ACT scores

When you take the SAT, you can indicate Mid as a recipient schools. If you have already taken the SAT, you can deliver them in person, email, mail, or fax. Use the contact information listed above.

Or, you can sign in to your College Board account and request that a copy of your scores be sent to Mid. For more information, visit this College Board page.

Complete additional placement testing if necessary

Appropriate placement in courses promotes student success and allows us to assist students in selecting courses that align with their skill levels. To place you correctly, we'll need this information from you. If you do not have access to one or both of these documents, you may need to do additional placement testing. Your Mid Mentor can help you determine what you need to submit or what testing needs to be completed.

STEP 4: Attend Orientation.

All incoming students must attend an orientation. At orientation, you will connect with other students, learn success skills, and meet with your College support team.

You will also be able to meet with an Academic Advisor who will help you schedule and register for your classes.

If orientations are currently open for the semester in which you're planning to register, you can RSVP HERE.

Questions?

Call the Mentoring team!

(989) 386-6661.

Email: mentors@midmich.edu

Guest Students

Stay at your college. Take classes at ours.

If you're enrolled full time at another college or university, you can round out your schedule and save money by also enrolling as a Guest Student at Mid.

Registering for classes at Mid requires a few basic steps. In fact, you may have already completed many of them.

Set up a tour, request more information, or ask a question by contacting admissions: Email admissions@midmich.edu or call 989.386.6661.

Once you've applied, you've taken the first big step. And you've already been connected to one of our Mid Mentors, who will be your personal guide through the enrollment process and throughout your time at Mid.

Visit our Meet the Mid Mentors page to learn more about our Mentors and to contact yours. If you don't yet know who your Mid Mentor is, no problem! We'll put you in touch: 989.386.6661 or mentors@midmich.edu

STEP 1: Set up your MidMich Email and Online Account.

You should set up your Mid online Portal account. Some College departments will begin sending you important information right away. This is your college email and will be used for all college communication.

Please complete the following steps:

1. Go to midmich.edu.
2. Click on the Portal link in the upper right hand corner
3. Click on the Account setup link in the upper right hand corner
4. Read the information to set up your username and password
5. Now that you have your username and password,
6. Click on Login in the upper right corner
7. Click the “E-mail” link in the upper left corner to get your e-mail.

This PORTAL GUIDE will help show you the process of setting up your Mid account if you still have questions.

Having trouble with your account? Contact the Help Desk at helpdesk@midmich.edu or by calling (989) 317-4630.

Verify You've met Course Prerequisites.

Several courses at Mid have prerequisites that must be satisfied prior to enrollment in the course. Often times Guest Students have satisfied prerequisites at their "home" college/university. However, colleges/universities do not generally share prerequisite information with one another. So we would have no knowledge if you actually completed a prerequisite for one of our courses at another college/university. This could prevent you from registering through our online system (Midweb).

To verify that you have met our prerequisites, please follow the steps below:

1. Fax an unofficial transcript from the college/university where you completed the prerequisite course to (989) 772-2386. You may also e-mail the unofficial transcript to enrollment@midmich.edu;
2. Identify what Mid course you wish to enroll in, and which course on your unofficial transcript you believe satisfies our prerequisite;
3. Include your name, Mid student ID number, phone number, and e-mail address on your correspondence.
4. Once we have verified that you have completed the prerequisite(s), we will email you a confirmation. At this point you will be able to utilize our Midweb system to register and pay for the course.

Please note that this process may take some time to complete. And our email confirmation in no way guarantees that a spot will be available when you attempt to register. So please follow the steps above in a timely fashion, paying close attention to critical registration timelines.

Complete additional placement testing if necessary

Appropriate placement in courses promotes student success and allows us to assist students in selecting courses that align with their skill levels. To place you correctly, we'll need this information from you. If you do not have access to one or both of these documents, you may need to do additional placement testing. Your Mid Mentor can help you determine what you need to submit or what testing needs to be completed.

STEP 3: Arrange Payment.

Students who register prior to the full tuition due date will be expected to pay the Enrollment Fee upon registration ($25 or $50 depending on course load). This fee "holds" a spot for the student in his/her classes. The remaining tuition is due on the full tuition due date. Students that register after the full tuition due date will be expected to pay the tuition in full at the time of registration. The Enrollment Fee and tuition can be paid on MidWeb, in Enrollment Services, or through our Cashier's Office.

Remember that Guest Students are not eligible for financial aid through Mid. The federal government will only allow you to apply for financial aid through one school per semester and that should be your home school where you are earning the bulk of your credits

Register Online or In-Person

Visit either campus' registration clerk to register in-person.

In order to register online, you will need to log into the Portal and use MidWeb. We have produced a few guidesheets to walk you through the process:

PORTAL GUIDE

Register Using MidWeb Guide

Questions.

Call the Mentoring team!

(989) 386-6661.

Email: mentors@midmich.edu

Returning Students

Returning students are those who have attended Mid before and are enrolling in classes again after a year or more absence. This does not include students who have only attended before as a high school dual enrollee.

Returning to Mid is easier than you might think, and you don’t need to figure it out on your own. Our admissions team wants to help in any way that we can.

Set up a tour, request more information, or ask a question by contacting admissions: Email admissions@midmich.edu or call 989.386.6661.

Once you've applied, you've taken the first big step. And you've already been connected to one of our Mid Mentors, who will be your personal guide through the enrollment process and throughout your time at Mid.

Visit our Meet the Mid Mentors page to learn more about our Mentors and to contact yours. If you don't yet know who your Mid Mentor is, no problem! We'll put you in touch: 989.386.6661 or mentors@midmich.edu

STEP 1: Get your Financial Aid in order.

If you haven't yet, you should begin this process. It takes a minimum of a few weeks to process financial aid for new students.

File your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) online at www.fafsa.ed.gov to determine your eligibility for grants, loans, scholarships, and work study.

Keep in mind that you will need to add Mid's school code [ Mid's School Code: 006768 ] to your FAFSA form.

Questions about Financial Aid? Call us at 989.386.6664
or visit our Financial Aid Department.

STEP 2: Set up your MidMich Email and Online Account.

You should set up your Mid online Portal account. Some College departments will begin sending you important information right away. This is your college email and will be used for all college communication.

Please complete the following steps:

1. Go to midmich.edu.
2. Click on the Portal link in the upper right hand corner
3. Click on the Account setup link in the upper right hand corner
4. Read the information to set up your username and password
5. Now that you have your username and password,
6. Click on Login in the upper right corner
7. Click the “E-mail” link in the upper left corner to get your e-mail.

This PORTAL GUIDE will help show you the process of setting up your MMCC account if you still have questions.

Having trouble with your account? Contact the Help Desk at helpdesk@midmich.edu or by calling (989) 317-4630.

STEP 3: Send us your Transcripts & SAT/ACT Scores

If you've graduated from high school within three years, send us your high school transcripts and standardized test scores . If you've attended other colleges, have your college transcripts sent to us as well. If it's been longer than three years since you've graduated, you may need to complete additional placement testing (see info below).

How to send us your transcripts

Send them electronically via Parchment. Visit midmich.edu/parchment and request that an electronic version be sent to Mid Michigan College. It's fast, easy, and secure. And if you're still in high school, it's free. If you've graduated, it's only $3.25.

--or--

• Collect them in person, through the mail, or in electronic format. Deliver them to Mid through any of the following means.
• Drop them off to an admissions team member at either campus.
• Email a copy to admissions@midmich.edu
• Fax Attn: Admissions to 989.386.6613
• Mail them to us: Mid Michigan Community College Attn: Admissions 1375 S Clare Ave Harrison, MI 48625

How to send us your SAT or ACT scores

When you take the SAT, you can indicate Mid as a recipient schools. If you have already taken the SAT, you can deliver them in person, email, mail, or fax. Use the contact information listed above.

Or, you can sign in to your College Board account and request that a copy of your scores be sent to Mid. For more information, visit this College Board page.

Complete additional placement testing if necessary

Appropriate placement in courses promotes student success and allows us to assist students in selecting courses that align with their skill levels. To place you correctly, we'll need this information from you. If you do not have access to one or both of these documents, you may need to do additional placement testing. Your Mid Mentor can help you determine what you need to submit or what testing needs to be completed.

STEP 4: Attend Orientation.

All incoming students must attend an orientation. At orientation, you will connect with other students, learn success skills, and meet with your College support team.

You will also be able to meet with an Academic Advisor who will help you schedule and register for your classes.

If orientations are currently open for the semester in which you're planning to register, you can RSVP HERE.

Questions?

Call the Mentoring team!

(989) 386-6661.

Email: mentors@midmich.edu

Transferring Students

Transferring from another college to Mid is easy.

Whether you’ve taken a few classes at another institution or you hold a degree, you can transfer your credits to Mid and work toward an Mid degree or credential. We have an excellent transfer advising staff who will review your current college transcript(s) and work with you on exactly what courses you’ll need in order to pursue your new plan.

Set up a tour, request more information, or ask a question by contacting admissions: Email admissions@midmich.edu or call 989.386.6661.

Once you've applied, you've taken the first big step. And you've already been connected to one of our Mid Mentors, who will be your personal guide through the enrollment process and throughout your time at Mid.

Visit our Meet the Mid Mentors page to learn more about our Mentors and to contact yours. If you don't yet know who your Mid Mentor is, no problem! We'll put you in touch: 989.386.6661 or mentors@midmich.edu

STEP 1: Get your Financial Aid in order.

If you haven't yet, you should begin this process. It takes a minimum of a few weeks to process financial aid for new students.

File your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) online at www.fafsa.ed.gov to determine your eligibility for grants, loans, scholarships, and work study.

Keep in mind that loans do not transfer between schools and that you will need to add Mid's school code [ Mid's School Code: 006768 ] to your FAFSA form.

Questions about Financial Aid? Call us at 989.386.6664
or visit our Financial Aid Department.

STEP 2: Set up your MidMich Email and Online Account.

You should set up your Mid online Portal account. Some College departments will begin sending you important information right away. This is your college email and will be used for all college communication.

Please complete the following steps:

1. Go to midmich.edu.
2. Click on the Portal link in the upper right hand corner
3. Click on the Account setup link in the upper right hand corner
4. Read the information to set up your username and password
5. Now that you have your username and password,
6. Click on Login in the upper right corner
7. Click the “E-mail” link in the upper left corner to get your e-mail.

This PORTAL GUIDE will help show you the process of setting up your Mid account if you still have questions.

Having trouble with your account? Contact the Help Desk at helpdesk@midmich.edu or by calling (989) 317-4630.

STEP 3: Send us your official Transcripts

Request that an official transcript be sent to the Registration & Records directly from EACH college/university you have attended. Transcripts that you hand deliver or personally email to Mid are considered unofficial (even if print versions are sealed or electronic versions carry an authentication code). Unofficial transcripts will not be evaluated for credit, but can be used to establish completion of prerequisites or for consulting with an Advisor.

Expect an email from us to your midmich.edu email account once your transcript(s) have been evaluated. If you are requesting a printed transcript that will be mailed, please have your official transcript sent to the following address:
Mid Michigan College
ATTN: Registrar/Transcripts
1375 S. Clare Ave.
Harrison, MI 48625

If you are requesting digital transcripts, please do the following: If you are using the National Student Clearinghouse website, select Mid Michigan College from the drop down of recipient institutions. Do not specify an email address. This will direct the pdf automatically to the Registration and Records Office.

If you are using another service, such as Parchment or a service provided by your prior institution, please designate enrollment@midmich.edu as the recipient email address. This will ensure the timeliest processing of your transcript.

Appropriate placement in courses promotes student success and allows us to assist students in selecting courses that align with their skill levels. To place you correctly, we'll need this information from you. If you do not have access to one or both of these documents, you may need to do additional placement testing. Your Mid Mentor can help you determine what you need to submit or what testing needs to be completed.

STEP 4: Attend Orientation.

All incoming students must attend an orientation. At orientation, you will connect with other students, learn success skills, and meet with your College support team.

You will also be able to meet with an Academic Advisor who will help you schedule and register for your classes.

If orientations are currently open for the semester in which you're planning to register, you can RSVP HERE.

Questions?

Call the Mentoring team!

(989) 386-6661.

Email: mentors@midmich.edu