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Don’t forget the swag! Stop by Admissions during your visit and ask for your 20% discount to the MWCC bookstore!
Don’t forget the swag! Stop by Admissions during your visit and ask for your 20% discount to the MWCC bookstore!
Get to know us and where you will be taking classes! Come for a tour, academic preview day, or enrollment event.
Whether you’re planning to attend classes on the Gardner or Leominster campuses or Online , we invite you to take a tour! Both campuses offer modern amenities and supportive spaces. Explore our state-of-the-art facilities, including the Asquino science building and student lounge, designed both to enhance your learning experience. Schedule a tour today and discover the opportunities awaiting you firsthand! mwcc.edu/tour
Information sessions are a great opportunity for you to learn more about our campuses and meet the staff and faculty. mwcc.edu/info
Schedule a Tour
Gardner Mon.–Thurs. | 10am & 3pm 444 Green Street
Leominster Tues. | 11am & 4pm 100 Erdman Way
We are absolutely delighted to welcome you into our dynamic and thriving community of learners.
In this booklet, you’ll find important information and helpful tips to get you ready. By checking out the resources provided, you’ll be more confident navigating campus life and have a smooth transition into MWCC. Pay attention to the “to do” sections to make sure you’re fully prepared for your first day at the Mount. And remember, our team is here to support and guide you along the way!
Welcome to MWCC, where your academic journey begins and future opportunities await.
WELCOME!
Mount 101 is your introduction to all things MWCC. From academic advising and student clubs to support and community resources, it is your first step on the path to a successful semester. Log into iConnect to complete Mount 101. iconnect.mwcc.edu
New students are required to complete Mount 101 before they can register for classes.
Students enrolled in a Dual Enrollment or Early College program should complete DualEnroll101, also available through iConnect.
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Complete Mount 101 to schedule your academic advising and course registration appointment.
Welcome to iConnect! It’s your one-stop hub for everything academic and beyond. It is your gateway to all the tools you need to succeed. Stay updated on announcements, events, and job listings—all in one convenient spot.
WebConnect is your key to managing everything from schedules and grades to course registration and finances. Keep tabs on your academic progress, register for courses, and stay on top of bills and payments by easily accessing financial aid information. With WebConnect, staying organized and on top of your college life has never been easier!
Our new app is everything MWCC has to offer in the palm of your hand! Everything from today’s specials at the Green Street Cafe’ to clubs, services, and links to important tools. Be sure to download the app to get the most out of your Mount experience!
Get in the know and stay connected with InvolveMOUNT! Discover events, programs, clubs, and leadership opportunities all in one place. Dive in today and get involved at The Mount!
Forward your high school transcript, HiSET/GED or SAT/ACT scores, and/or prior college transcripts to get started.
Send your high school transcripts/diploma or test scores to MWCC Admissions, 444 Green St., Gardner, MA 01440. If applicable, send college transcripts to MWCC Records, 444 Green St., Gardner, MA 01440
Full-time students (12+ credits) and healthcare program students (part and full time) must submit completed immunization and medical history forms with a physician’s signature. Visit mwcc.edu/ immunization for required immunizations.
Send in by fax 978-630-9540; in person in Gardner RM H128, or mail to MWCC Health Services, 444 Green St., Gardner, MA 01440
To start disability support services, schedule an appointment with Disability Services in Room H120 on Gardner Campus and provide your disability documentation, such as a signed letter from your healthcare provider or a recent IEP, Evaluation, or 504 Plan .
Disability Support Services
978-630-9855
mwcc.edu/disability studentservices@mwcc.mass.edu
FAFSA, which stands for Free Application for Federal Student Aid, is a form you fill out to see if you can get money for college. You should apply for financial aid, even if you don’t think you qualify. Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) studentaid.gov
Need help with the FAFSA?
Our experts can help you complete your FAFSA on FAFSA Fridays!
RSVP: mwcc.edu/fafsa
978-630-9169 mwcc.edu/financial-services sfs@mwcc.mass.edu
After earning your associate degree from MWCC, consider transferring for your bachelor’s degree. Admissions counselors from four-year schools meet MWCC students weekly, both virtually and on-campus. Check your MWCC email for event updates and resources. Inform your advisor of your transfer plans to ensure you’re on the right path.
Start shaping your career path early with MWCC’s College & Career Alignment program! We assist students in connecting with internships and jobs tailored to MWCC students and graduates, offering services like resume building, interview prep, and mock interviews to prepare you for success.
Connect your career dreams with reality by matching your professional goals with our degrees and certificates. mwcc.edu/career
Jump-start your career and connect with thousands of local and international employers looking to hire you! Join free today! mwcc.joinhandshake.com
Connect with employers at on-campus events throughout the year. Check your MWCC email for upcoming event dates.
SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT WITH US! calendly.com/mwcc-career-services
978-630-9325 mwcc.edu/career careerservices@mwcc.mass.edu
Stay connected with us on social media and share your stories, photos, and videos to become an active part of our community. Join the conversation on Facebook, X, Instagram, YouTube, and LinkedIn, where you can engage with us and stay updated on the latest news, events, and happenings. Your contributions help foster a vibrant and inclusive online community.
At MWCC, we prioritize tuition equity, making higher education accessible through financial support, scholarships, and student support programs such as those listed below. We foster a supportive learning environment where every student is valued and empowered to succeed.
MassEducate and MassReconnect offer free education at community colleges in Massachusetts. MassEducate helps everyone by increasing access to education and boosting the economy. MassReconnect is for people 25 or older who live in Massachusetts and haven’t earned a degree. You must complete a FAFSA to be eligible. Learn more at mwcc.edu/freecollege.
The SUCCESS Program offers wraparound services like coaching, transportation help, food assistance, and more! Eligible students include first-generation college students, individuals with disabilities, underrepresented ethnic groups, Pell Grant recipients, and LGBTQIA+ students.
TRIO programs provide tailored support for students from lowincome families or with disabilities. The Rx program caters to those pursuing health sciences careers, while the Visions program assists students in non-health science majors. mwcc.edu/trio.
The Family Resource Center offers “Child Watch,” a supervised space where eligible students can leave their children for 2-3 hours while they attend class, study, or meet with advisors. Student-parents must stay on campus and be reachable by cell phone.
The Mount provides a range of support services, including student parent support, disability services, a food pantry, health and counseling services, recovery support, veterans student support, transportation assistance, and more! Contact Student Services to access the resources you need for your educational and career goals.
Academic Calendar
Important dates throughout the year mwcc.edu/calendar
Admissions admissions@mwcc.mass.edu
Apply for admissions & selective health programs 978-630-9447
Advising, Career & Transfer (ACT)
advisor@mwcc.mass.edu
Meet to discuss progress, transfer, career, or class registration 978-630-9109
transferadvisor@mwcc.mass.edu 978-630-9109 ........................................................................................ careerservices@mwcc.mass.edu 978-630-9325
Campus Life / Student Life studentlife@mwcc.mass.edu
Join clubs, attend events, and explore opportunities 978-630-9148
Counseling Services
lhadsel@mwcc.mass.edu
Free counseling to support your health & wellbeing 978-630-9292
Disability Services studentservices@mwcc.mass.edu
Support for students with disabilities 978-630-9855
Educational Opportunity Center 978-630-9823
Expert assistance with financial aid applications
Early College & Dual Enrollment earlycollege@mwcc.mass.edu
Helping HS juniors & seniors earn college credits 978-630-9248
Learning Success Center
FREE tutoring in person and online .................................................... lsc@mwcc.mass.edu 978-630-9333
Library ................................................................................................. library@mwcc.mass.edu
Research help, study spaces, online & in-person resources 978-630-9125
Food Pantry foodpantry@mwcc.mass.edu
Provides essential items on the Gardner & Leominster campuses 978-630-9210
Student Financial Services sfs@mwcc.mass.edu
Financial aid & student billing 978-630-9169
Student Parent Supports & CCAMPIS areynolds1@mwcc.mass.edu
Childcare assistance and subsidies 978-630-9190
Student Services studentservices@mwcc.mass.edu
Support services for students 978-630-9855
Testing testingservices@mwcc.mass.edu
Offering a wide variety of testing 978-630-9244
TRiO Student Support Services (Visions & Rx) ............................ visions@mwcc.mass.edu
Supports and advises first-generation and low-income students rx@mwcc.mass.edu 978-630-9297
THRIVE Center THRIVE@mwcc.mass.edu
Guiding students with compassionate support through academic challenges 978-630-9327
Veteran Services ............................................................................ r_mayer@mwcc.mass.edu
Assistance for veterans & eligible dependents 978-630-9408
For additional support information visit mwcc.edu/support
At MWCC, sustainability is ingrained in our identity and lifestyle. We utilize solar, wind, and biomass energy to cut costs and lower our carbon footprint, and our curriculum emphasizes sustainability.
Want to learn more about MWCC’s Environmental Conservation and Regenerative Agriculture programs and ways we promote sustainability? Visit mwcc.edu/greenhouse
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