North Central Michigan College Catalog 2012-13
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Former North Central Michigan College students Former North Central students who are credential-seeking but have not previously taken English or mathematics courses or do not have assessment scores on record are required to take or furnish ACT or COMPASS scores before registering for classes. Former students need to re-apply after two years of non-attendance.
Former High School Dual-Enrolled and Direct Credit Students Former high school dual-enrolled students are required to complete a new application for admission if they wish to continue or return to North Central after graduation from high school. Former dual-enrolled and direct credit students are required to furnish ACT scores or take the COMPASS assessment before registering for classes, take the SmarterMeasure assessment, and attend orientation.
High School Dual Enrollment Students North Central offers high school students an opportunity to attend college while in high school in accordance with Michigan Dual Enrollment legislation. High school students in grades 11 and 12 may be eligible for dual enrollment as recommended by their high school. Students apply on-line for admission to the College. Each semester, students meet with their high school counselor to complete the Request for Registration form for submission to the College. Depending on the course selected, students may be required to submit ACT or COMPASS assessment scores. Requirements are outlined in dual enrollment information provided to students and high school counselors. Information is also available from Student Services at the College. Requirements are subject to change in accordance with state law. Direct Credit North Central and the Charlevoix-Emmet Intermediate School District have initiated a program that will allow qualified high school students in Emmet, Charlevoix and northern Antrim counties to take certain high school courses for credit at both the high school and college level. See your high school guidance counselor for details.
Tech Prep Tech Prep is a planned course of study that begins in high school and leads to an associate’s degree at North Central. This course of study combines technology, applied academics and work-based learning experiences to prepare the student for highdemand, high-wage careers. Students who participate in Tech Prep in high school can earn and articulate 3 to 17 hours of credit toward an associate’s degree at North Central. Students in the Charlevoix-Emmet and the CheboyganOtsego-Presque Isle intermediate school districts may qualify for Tech Prep. For more information, contact your local high school counselor or Student Services. Personal Interest Students North Central values and encourages lifelong learning. Community members may enroll and earn credit in most academic courses. Courses can also be audited for no credit. Students who take courses for personal interest and do not plan to earn a degree, certificate or transfer are not eligible for financial aid. They are exempt from assessment unless an English or mathematics course is selected or a prerequisite is required.
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