Complete the MxCC Application and gain access to your personal MxCC Application Dashboard .

• In your application you will be asked to Create an Account
• After applying you will be able to make any edits to your application and upload documents to your MxCC Application Dashboard   using the email and password entered.

MxCC uses your high school transcript, SAT/ACT Scores (if taken), and any previous college transcripts to determine your eligibility for courses at the college.

All students entering MxCC will need to submit a high school transcript.

• You can call your high school guidance office and request they send an official transcript to MxCC via Naviance, Email (Mx-EnrollmentServices@mxcc.commnet.edu ) or via mail to: Admission’s Office- MxCC- 100 Training Hill Road, Middletown, CT
• You can also upload a copy of your unofficial transcript to your MxCC Application Dashboard .
  • Those with a 165 for Mathematical Reasoning and Reasoning for Language Arts place into college-level math and English.

If you have taken the SAT or ACT, you can request these scores online to be sent to MxCC, Admission’s Office.

• College Board
• ACT

If you have courses taken at another college or received college credit during high school, you can request transcripts two ways:

• Sign into your previous college’s student portal and request an official transcript (Make sure to choose the correct Middlesex Community College since there are multiple Middlesex Colleges throughout the country)
• Contact the Registrar at your previous college and request an official transcript.

English Challenge Essay and Math Placement Exam         

• If you do not have any of the above placements or it has been over 5 years since you completed high school (and you never completed college-level English or math), email Mx-Accuplacer@mxcc.edu  to discuss further placement options.
  • Please include information regarding when you graduated high school and what your last English and math courses were.

Students still in high school and looking to take High School Partnership courses, CCP courses, or complete classes while still in high school and do not have SAT/ACT scores or prior college coursework should email Mx-Accuplacer@mxcc.edu  to discuss further placement options.

• In your email, please identify yourself as a high school student and include your high school’s name (or note you are a home school student).

Proof of immunizations is part of the application process.

Adequate immunizations include:

• Measles, Mumps, & Rubella (MMR): Two doses of measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine administered at least one month apart.
• Varicella (Chicken Pox): Two doses or provide certification from physician that student has had disease.
• Titers can also be used to verify proof of immunizations (some walk-in clinics may be able to assist with this request)

To submit proof of these immunizations:

• Contact your healthcare provider and request they complete the MxCC Immunization Form  or submit a copy of your immunizations from your medical record/healthcare provider documentation.
• Once completed, upload the signed form and/or any attachments from your healthcare provider to your MxCC Application Dashboard .

Immunization Requirements

In order to minimize both the school and state-wide health impact of measles, the Connecticut Legislature passed SHB 7171 AAC Proof of Immunization Against Measles, Mumps, and Rubella for Certain Persons at Institutions of Higher Education. This bill became effective July 1, 1989. This law states that if an individual was born in the United States after December 31, 1956, and enrolls as a part-time or full-time matriculated student at an institution of higher education in Connecticut, the individual must present either a certificate of immunization against measles, mumps, rubella, and varicella, or laboratory evidence demonstrating said immunity. Students will not be permitted to register without proper immunization documentation.

All students should review and adhere to campus COVID-19 vaccination requirements and complete their self-attestation form located on their MyCommNet portal. Please see www.mxcc.edu/coronavirus for more information.

To request an exemption:

• Complete the MxCC Immunization Form (pdf)   and follow the instructions on page 2 of the form.
• Medical Exemption Form
• Once signed, upload form to the MxCC Application Dashboard .

Exemptions to this requirement include:

• Individuals born before January 1, 1957
• Laboratory confirmation of immunity to such disease
• Documentation from a physician stating that the student is medically contraindicated from receiving such vaccine
• Documentation from the student that such immunization is contrary to his/her religious beliefs
• Documentation from a physician or director of health that the student has had a confirmed case of such disease
• A student’s health and that of the campus community depend upon compliance with this legislation.

We encourage early FAFSA applications. You can apply at FAFSA.ED.GOV; for more information regarding FAFSA and to learn more about our tuition and fees, please see links below.

• Apply for financial aid
• Tuition and fee information 

New Student Orientation

is required for all new-incoming and transfer students. There are 3- parts to orientation. 1. Complete the online CT State Online Orientation, 2. Book an appointment with a Guided Pathways Advisor or join on of our Open Registration events to register for your courses. 3.  In-person orientation – learn more about campus supports, get your student ID, and finalize your schedule.

You can pay for your courses in multiple ways.

• Financial Aid
  All new and current students must fill out the FAFSA form to be considered for financial aid. You should complete this important step each year.
• Business Office
  If you are not using financial aid or have a remaining balance on your account, you can pay in full online or set up a payment plan.

Now that you have completed the above steps, you can take advantage of our free resources to help better prepare you for your semester.

• Get your STUDENT ID
• Review Student Technology Resources (all students) or Distance Learning (online students)
• Visit the Distance Learning training sites to learn more about technology used in our online and on-ground courses.
  • Live Real-Time Orientation provides training for online students in the beginning of spring, summer, fall, and winter semesters.
  • Tech Trail offers all students training opportunities throughout spring and fall semesters.
• Watch how to be a Successful College Student video series.

Looking for more ways to connect? Learn more about our programs and what MxCC has to offer.

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