Don't miss an e-mail!

How often do you check your @mymail.aacc.edu account?  Just in case logging in is not at the top of your to-do list, be sure to have those messages forwarded to you.  That way you won't miss an update from an instructor or classmate, a wait list notification, a scholarship opportunity or an important message from your TEACH advisor!

While you're at it, be sure to sign up for AACC's e2campus system to get texts/e-mail alerts about school closings and emergency information.

Here's how to forward your e-mail:

1.  Log in to MyAACC and click on your @mymail.aacc.edu Student Email

2. Once you've logged in, click on Options (on the right) and then See All Options

3. Select Forward your e-mail

4. Type in your preferred e-mail address in the space below Forward my e-mail to:
5. Then click on Start Forwarding

New Blog Page - Top 10 Transfer Tips

Just added a new page to help guide AAT students through the transfer process.  It's never too early to think about what comes next!

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Check out the list by visiting this link or clicking on Transfer Tips on the Menu Bar at the top of the page. 

What is a sophomore literature class?

Students completing the AAT for Early Childhood Education are required to complete a sophomore literature class.  What does that mean?

A sophomore literature class is any 200 LEVEL English class, but NOT the CREATIVE WRITING courses.

Check out the list of options below and then see what's being offered this semester.

ENG 215 - Early American Literature (Colonial to 1865)
ENG 216 - American Literature (1864-1945)
ENG 217 - Contemporary American Literature (1945 - Present)
ENG 222 - The American Novel
ENG 213 & 214 - British Literature 1 & 2
ENG 223 - The British Novel
ENG 211 & 212 - World Literature 1 & 2
ENG 220 - The Bible as Literature
ENG 221 - Introduction to Shakespeare
ENG 220 - Modern Poetry
ENG 224 - Modern American Poetry
ENG 225 - African American Literature
ENG 226 - Ethnic American Literature
ENG 227 - Literary Nonfiction
ENG 228 - Literature in English by Women
ENG 235 - Modern Drama
ENG 250 - Literature of the Chesapeake Bay
ENG 260 - Travels in Literature
ENG 280 - Special Topics in English

Visit the English department website for more details!