Find out what classes you need to graduate!

Did you know that you have access 24/7 to a tool that will help you figure out exactly which classes you need to complete your degree program and graduate?

It's called your Academic Evaluation and you can check your progress any time on MyAACC following these step-by-step instructions:

https://www.aacc.edu/myaacc/help/file/EvaluateProgramProgress.pdf

If you have any developmental requirements (reading, writing & math), you'll want to complete those ASAP!  If you see "Required" next to any of these courses, you'll need to get started with those. Contact me if you're not sure where to start with your developmental coursework.

If a credit course requirement has been completed, you will see the semester, the grade, and the number of credits for that course.  If you still need to complete a course, it will indicate "1 course needed."  

A course you are taking or one for which you are registered, will be noted by (IP) for "in progress."

Steps for Success:

1. Evaluate your program progress to create a list of the courses you still need to graduate.
2. Determine which classes to take in Winter & Spring
3. Register for Classes (Here are instructions for how to get yourself registered)

Want some help with this process?  E-mail janagiel@aacc.edu from your MyAACC email address with a list of courses you're planning to take for next semester.  I'll check your options to make sure you're on the right track!

Not ready to do this on your own, schedule an advising appointment as soon as possible.  There are just a few appointments left before winter break!

Spring Registration Now Open

Don't forget - you can register now and pay later!

For information about the payment plans, visit

http://www.aacc.edu/tuitionfees/spring.cfm

Register now for Fall 2014!

Register today and get the courses you want when you want them...

http://www.aacc.edu/recreg/waystoregister.cfm

How will you spend the winter break?

1. Relax and Be Happy!
   You've worked hard this semester, so be sure to take some time to relax!  Take a break and enjoy some special time with family, friends and loved ones this holiday season.  Do something that makes you happy!
   
2. Take a Winter Class
   It's not too late to register for an online, in-person or hybrid class in December or January.  Keep in mind that the classes are accelerated so they move pretty quickly. Not sure what classes fit your degree program?  Ask me!  For a list of winter classes, visit bit.ly/1bLcVLK  
   
3. Get Registered for Spring Semester
   Before you settle into winter vacation, be sure to register for your Spring courses.  Sections are filling up fast, so don't wait until January to register.  
   
4. Meet with your Advisor
   I am here to help!  Want to plan for winter and spring?  Ready to start preparing for the transfer process?  Want to develop a plan for graduating?  Click on the link below for my schedule and instructions for scheduling an appointment at the Arnold campus (Student Services Building, Room 200) or for Arundel Mills (Suite 309).
   https://www.aacc.edu/teach/file/schedule.pdf 
   
5. Prepare for and Pass the Praxis
   If you are working on an AAT degree, you'll need to pass the Praxis I.  Winter break is the perfect time to study for the test.  For more information, visit http://www.aacc.edu/teach/praxis.cfm.  You can also take a Praxis preparation class here at AACC this winter term:  EDU 002 (Praxis I: Reading Skills) and EDU 004 (Praxis I: Writing Skills).
   

Reminder: Register today for Winter & Spring

Spring Registration Update

Register for classes for Spring 2014 starting November 12th at 8:30 am.

The published course schedule is not yet available, but you can access the spring schedule using the course search option.  

For instructions, visit this tutorial.

Not sure how to register online?  Follow the instructions available here.

For payment schedules, visit http://www.aacc.edu/tuitionfees/spring.cfm

Not sure what classes to take? E-mail me at janagiel@aacc.edu or schedule an advising appointment. Instructions available at http://bit.ly/apptinfo

Register NOW

Fall semester classes start on August 26th!  

Are you registered?  If not, don't wait another moment!  

Register today: http://www.aacc.edu/recreg/waystoregister.cfm

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!