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The Passport Program is a Learning Community for students interested in starting at MCC and then transferring to a four-year institution.
This community includes up to 25 students who will complete their first academic year of college together. Students will attend full-time during the day, taking three courses each quarter, completing a total of 40.5 (27 semester) transferable quarter ho urs.
A Learning Community is a supportive, cooperative environment in which students complete courses together as a group. Research shows that students academically perform better when they learn together in a group. Teaching and learning are also enhanced when students, faculty and counselors work together.
Passport Program Advantages :
- Money saved during the first year of college
- Small class size
- Personal career counseling
- Campus close to home
- Personal advising on transfer option
- Invitations to special events
- Credits toward four-year degrees at a University or College
- Special seminars, speakers, and tours of four-year colleges and universities (MCC currently has transfer agreements with more than 30 regional four-year institutions.)
To be eligible, students must:
- have a high school diploma or GED,
- submit current (within the last two years) ACT scores of 18 or higher in Reading and English or a passing score on the Compass exam, and
- complete the application form.
Enrollment in the Passport Program is limited. Students will be admitted upon reciept of eligible applications until the program is full.
Passport Program Application for 2013-2014 Academic Year
If you are interested in more information please contact:
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Barry Anderson |
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Coordinator of Articulation & Special Programs |
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402-457-2743 |
| Passport Academic Advisors: |
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Vickie Bolen |
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(402) 289-1318 |
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vbolen@mccneb.edu |
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Kathleen Gearke |
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402-289-1314 |
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kagearke@mccneb.edu |
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