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Two campuses:West Windsor Campus1200 Old Trenton Rd.West Windsor, NJ 08550

James Kerney CampusNorth Broad & Academy Sts.Trenton, NJ 08608

Meet OurStudents

(front cover) TEHMINA NASREENChemistry

Science programs are among the 111 degree and credit certificate options offered by Mercer, catering to the wide-ranging interests and goals of students served. Tehmina credits Mercer for helping her to discover her interest in the field of chemistry. (back cover) CLIFFORD POLLARD Liberal Arts

Recipient of a Scholar Athlete Award, Cliff follows a family MCCC tradition. Both his mother and grandmother are graduates of the college’s Nursing program. “Mercer has helped me save on school and has opened the door wider for me to enter another.”

Special Events, Information Sessions ...........2, 60Academic Information

Advising.......................................................3,.48Dual.Admissions,.Transfer.Programs...............53Learning.Communities.....................................55Placement.Testing............................................51Programs.of.Study.......................................54-55

Continuing Studies .............................................51Courses

Index...................................................................5Class.Listings.(days.and.times).....................9-43Computer-Related..............................................7Distance.Learning.......................................44-45Early-.and.Late-Starting.Sessions......................6Honors.Program...............................................54Lunchtime.Courses............................................7Selection.Checklist.............................................8

James Kerney CampusGED.................................................................46Special.Programs.........................................46-47

Other ServicesBookstore,.Library.Hours................................50Paying.for.Your.Mercer.Education..................57Student.Services..........................................48-49Summer.Youth.Programs.................................52Telephone.Numbers.........................................49Veterans’.Services............................................49

RegistrationFinancial.Aid,.Payment.Plan......................53,.57How.to.Register...............................................58Deadlines..........................................................56Registration.Form............................................59Tuition,.Fees,.Payment.and.Refund.Policy........56

The Virtual Campus .....................................44-45

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Meet.our.professors.and.current.studentsView.our.state-of-the-art.equipment

Observe.our.students.at.workCheck.out.our.programs

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Need help choosing courses?

•.Contact.the.Advisement.Center:[email protected].

•.Call.Admissions:.(609).570-3795

•.Contact.faculty.and.staff.members.within.the.academic.division.responsible.for.the.course:Arts.&.Communication................(609).570-3350Business.&.Technology......................... 570-3482Liberal.Arts............................................ 570-3378Science.&.Health.Professions............... 570-3383

choicesAt.Mercer.County.Community.College.we.are.working.hard.to.pro-vide.you.with.a.diverse.range.of.opportunities.to.meet,.and.perhaps.even.exceed,.your.educational.expectations..We.offer...

Your Best Choice in Career and Transfer Programs. •.Dual.admissions.and.transfer.programs.to.save.money.for.those..

seeking.advanced.degrees.(see.page.53). •.Certain.bachelor’s.or.master’s.degrees.earned.via.on-site.classes..

at.MCCC.and.distance.learning.(see.page.53)

Your Best Choice in Courses. •.Hundreds.of.courses.available. •.State-of-the-art.laboratories.and.equipment. •.Internet.courses.(see.pages.44-45). •.Telecourses.(see.pages.44-45). •.Computer.courses.to.fit.every.need.(see.page.7)

Your Best Choice in Scheduling. •.Day,.evening.and.weekend.classes. •.Accelerated.early-.and.late-starting.sessions.in.addition.to.standard.

15-week.sessions.(see.page.6). •.Lunchtime.courses.in.downtown.Trenton.(see.page.7)

Your Best Choice in Locations — campus tours anytime. •.West.Windsor.Campus.. •.James.Kerney.Campus.in.Trenton. •.The.Virtual.Campus.(see.pages.44-45)

Choices in Payment Options. •.Reasonable.tuition.(see.page.56). •.Monthly.payment.plan.(see.page.57) www.mccc.edu

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Equal Opportunity PolicyMercer County Community College is committed to equal opportunity and affirmative action. Discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, age, gender, affectional or sexual orientation, marital status, familial status, liability for service in the Armed Forces of the United States, nationality, political views, religion, disability unrelated to job or program requirements or any other characteristic protected by law is prohibited. Questions regarding the equal opportunity policy and compliance statement may be directed to the Affirmative Action Officer, West Windsor Campus, (609) 570-3270.

Most classes begin January 22 (15-week session) ...or see page 6 to choose from assorted

early- and late-starting sessions:• THREE 5-week sessions, starting Jan. 22, Feb. 26 and Apr. 8• TwO 7-week sessions, starting Jan. 22 and Mar. 25• TwO 8-week sessions (weekends), starting Jan. 18 and Mar. 28• ONE 10-week session, starting Feb. 26

Need help with career planning?•.Contact.a.career.

counselor.at.(609).570-3397.or.careers@mccc.edu.to.learn.more.about.career.options.that.match.your.interests.and.abilities.

To suggest a course you would like us to consider...•.Contact.the.Academic.

Affairs office at (609) 570-3331.with.your.suggestions.

This publication is available in alternate form upon request. Call the coordinatorof Special Services.

If you’re thinking about taking a course this semester . . .•.Scan.through.this.booklet.for.current.course.

offerings.and.visit.www.mccc.edu.to.review.the.course.descriptions.that.interest.you,.including.the.prerequisite.and.corequisite.requirements..Ask.yourself,.“Is.this.course.right.for.me?.Am.I.academically.prepared.to.take.it.now?”

•.Some.courses.require.that.you.demonstrate.your..proficiency in the basic academic skills of reading, writing,.computation.and/or.algebra..If.this.is.indicated.in.the.course.description,.please.refer.to.page.51.for.details.on.placement.testing.

Need more information?•.Call.Admissions.at.(609).570-3795.(West.Windsor.

Campus).or.(609).570-3139.(James.Kerney.Campus).or.attend.an.information.session.(see.pages.2.and.60)..

Credit for prior learning and experienceMCCC.recognizes.that.experiences.in.the.classroom.are.only.part.of.the.learning.that.takes.place.in.the.modern.world..You may earn credits toward a degree or certificate for learning that has occurred through.life and work experiences, training programs, personal study, proprietary schools or the military. . •. Credit.for.military.experience.(609).570-3240. •. College.Level.Examination.Program.(CLEP)..

(609).570-3236. •. Document.college-level.knowledge/competencies.

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Course IndexCourse PageAcademic.Skills.(ASK)........................... 12Accounting.(ACC).................................... 9Administrative.Professional.(OST)......... 37Advertising.Design.(ADV)...................... 10American.Sign.Language.(ASL)............. 12Arabic.(ARB).......................................... 10Architecture.(ARC)................................. 11Architectural.and.Building..

Construction.Technology.(ABT)............ 9Art.History.(ART)................................... 11Automotive.Technology.(AUT).............. 12Aviation.Technology.(AVI)..................... 12Biology.(BIO)......................................... 13Business.(BUS)....................................... 14Ceramics.(ART)...................................... 11Chemistry.(CHE).................................... 16Civil.Engineering.Technology.(CIV)....... 17College.Success.Seminar.(CSS)............. 19Communication.(CMN).......................... 17Computer-Aided.Design.(DRA).............. 20Computer.courses.(CIS)............................17. . (COS)......................... 18. . (DMA).........................20. . (IST)........................... 29. . (NET)..........................36. . (OST)..........................37Computer.Graphics.(DMA)..................... 20Computer.Information.Systems.(CIS).... 17Computer.Science.(COS)........................ 18Cooking.(HOS)....................................... 27Cooperative.Education.............................. 19Criminal.Justice.(CRJ)........................... 19Dance.(DAN)........................................... 19Digital.Media.Arts.(DMA)...................... 20Drafting.Technology.(DRA).................... 20Drawing.and.Design.(ART).................... 11Economics.(ECO)................................... 20Education.(EDU)..................................... 21Electronics.Engineering.Tech..(EET)......21Energy.Utility.Technology.(UTI)............ 43Engineering.Technology.(ENT).............. 24English.(ENG)......................................... 21English.as.a.Second.Language.(ESL)....... 24Entertainment.Technology.(ETT)........... 25Exercise.Science.(HPE).......................... 29Fine.Arts,.Art.History.(ART).................. 11Fire.Science.(FIR)................................... 25Food.Preparation.(HOS)......................... 27French.(FRE)........................................... 26Funeral.Service.(FUN)............................ 26Geography.(GEO)................................... 26

German.(GER)........................................ 26Health/Physical.Education.(HPE)........... 28Health.Science.......................................... 26Heating,.Refrigeration,.Air.Cond..(HRA).. 29History.(HIS)........................................... 26Horticulture.(OHT)................................. 37Hospitality.(HOS)................................... 27Hotel.Management.(HOS)...................... 27Information.Systems.Technology.(IST).. 29Italian.(ITA)............................................. 30Japanese.(JPN)....................................... 31Journalism.(CMN)................................... 18Landscaping.(OHT)................................ 37Latin.(LAT).............................................. 31Legal.Studies.(LEG)................................ 31Library.Skills.(LIB)................................. 31Marketing.(MKT).................................... 34Mathematics.(MAT)................................ 31Medical.Laboratory.Technology.(MLT).. 34Medical Office Assistant........................... 34Music.(MUS).......................................... 35Networking.Technology.(NET).............. 36Nursing.(NUR)........................................ 37Office Systems Technology (OST).......... 37Ornamental.Horticulture.(OHT)............. 37Painting/Printmaking.(ART)................... 11Paralegal.(LEG)....................................... 31Philosophy.(PHI)..................................... 38Photography.(PHO)................................ 38Physical.Therapist.Assistant.(PTA)......... 40Physics.(PHY)......................................... 39Polish.(PLS)............................................ 39Political.Science.(POL)........................... 39Psychology.(PSY)................................... 39Radio.(CMN)........................................... 18Radiography.(RAD)................................ 41Refrigeration/Air.Conditioning.(HRA)... 29Religious.Studies.(REL).......................... 41Respiratory.Therapy.................................. 41Science.courses..(BIO)............................. 13. . (CHE).............................16. . (PHY).............................39Sculpture.(ART)...................................... 11Sociology.(SOC)..................................... 41Spanish.(SPA)......................................... 42Speech.(CMN)......................................... 17Student.Development.(STU)................... 43Telecommunications.(CMN)................... 17Television.(CMN).................................... 18Theatre.(THR)......................................... 43Visual.Arts................................................. 43

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9-WEEK (FB1)“Flexible Learning in Business” (see page 15)

January 18 – March 15ACC112 PrinciplesofManagerialAccountingBUS205 BusinessStatisticsIBUS230 InternationalBusinessECO111 MacroeconomicsENG101 EnglishCompositionIMAT141 CollegeAlgebraandApplicationsSOC101 IntroductiontoSociology

FIRST 5-WEEK SESSION (5A)January 22 – February 25HPE171 PersonalFitnessMAT033ACCBasicMathematics--Accelerated

FIRST 7-WEEK SESSION (7A)January 22 – March 10MAT110 ElementaryTechnicalMathematicsPTA205 MotorDevelopment

14-WEEK SESSION (14)January 29 – May 12ENG024 IntroductiontoCollegeCompositionIIENG101 EnglishCompositionIENG102 EnglishCompositionIISTU023 IntroductionCareerPlanningI

SECOND 5-WEEK SESSION (5B)HPE171 PersonalFitnessLIB103 LibrarySkills

10-WEEK SESSION (10)February 26 – May 12ART102 BasicDrawingART233 WatercolorPaintingASL102 AmericanSignLanguageIIBUS230 InternationalBusinessCMN101 MassMediaCMN111 Speech:HumanCommunicationCMN112 PublicSpeakingCSS101 CollegeSuccessSeminarENG024 IntroductiontoCollegeCompositionIIENG033 IntroductiontoCollegeReadingIENG034 IntroductiontoCollegeReadingIIENG101 EnglishCompositionI*ENG101 EnglishCompositionIENG102 EnglishCompositionII*ENG102 EnglishCompositionII*ENG208 ModernAmericanNovelENG218 CreativeWritingIIESL121ESLGrammarConceptsIESL123ESLGrammarConceptsIIIGEO102 CulturalGeographyHIS101 HistoryofWesternCivilizationto1648

Early- and Late-Starting Sessions

*HIS102 HistoryofWesternCivil.Since1648*HIS105 UnitedStatesHistoryTo1865HIS106 UnitedStatesHistorySince1865*HIS106 UnitedStatesHistorySince1865HIS110 FilmandHistoryHIS207 AmericanConstitutionalHistoryHIS368 HistoryofNewJerseyHPE110 ConceptsofHealthandFitnessIST109 IntroductiontoProgrammingMAT033 BasicMathematicsMAT034 BasicAlgebraMAT135 IntermediateAlgebrawithApplicationsMAT141 CollegeAlgebraandApplicationsPHI205 MoralChoicesPHO301 Non-SilverPhotographyPOL101 AmericanPoliticalSystemPSY101 IntroductiontoPsychology*PSY101 IntroductiontoPsychology*PSY206 ChildDevelopmentPTA101 IntroductiontoPTA*PTA101 IntroductiontoPTASOC101 IntroductiontoSociology*SOC101 IntroductiontoSociologySOC102 SocialProblemsSOC103 Anthropology*SOC201 MarriageandtheFamilySPA101 BeginningSpanishISPA110 HispanicCulture

9-WEEK (FB2)“Flexible Learning in Business” (see page 15)

March 28 – May 24ACC111 PrinciplesofFinancialAccountingBUS107 BusinessLawIBUS206 BusinessStatisticsIICMN111 Speech:HumanCommunicationECO112 MicroeconomicsENG102 EnglishCompositionIIIST101 ComputerConceptswithApplicationsMAT146 Pre-CalculusPSY101 IntroductiontoPsychology

SECOND 7-WEEK SESSION (7B) March 25 – May 12BUS101 IntroductiontoBusinessHIS101 HistoryofWesternCivilizationto1648IST101 ComputerConceptswithApplications*PSY101 IntroductiontoPsychology*PSY206 ChildDevelopment*PSY207 Develop.Psychology:AcrosstheLifeSpan

THIRD 5-WEEK SESSION (5C)April 8 – May 12HPE171 Personal FitnessHPE225 BeginningTennisHPE226 IntermediateandAdvancedTennis*TVC course (see pages 44-45)

Listings.are.subject.to.change,.with.additions.or.cancellations..Some.late-starting.classes.will.not.be.available.for.registration.until.on.or.about.January.25,.2008..Check.www.mccc.edu.for.current.availability.


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LUNCHTIME COURSESFood for thought: Take a college course during lunch in downtown Trenton.All classes are for 3 credits and meet from noon to 1:15 p.m., from January 22 through May 12, 2008 at the James Kerney Campus, North Broad and Academy Streets.

For more information call (609) 570-3139.

Course Reference # Course Title DaysBUS101 070278 IntroductiontoBusiness Mon.,Wed.BUS107 070291 BusinessLaw Tue.,Thur.ENG101 070608 EnglishCompositionI Mon.,Wed.ENG102 070646 EnglishCompositionII Mon.,Wed.HIS105 071913 UnitedStatesHistoryto1865 Tue.,Thur.OST219 071794 WordProcessingConceptsandApplications Tue.,Thur.SOC209 071256 Racial,EthnicandMinorityGroups Mon.,Fri.

Computer Courses, Spring 2008 page

3-DModeling,Animation:ARC104, DMA120, DMA226..............................................11,20Computer-AidedDesign:ARC104, DRA190................................................................11,20ComputerConcepts(surveycourses):IST101, IST102, IST103.................................29,30ComputerGraphics:DMA courses....................................................................................20ComputerScience:COS courses......................................................................................18ComputerSystemsTechnology:NET courses..................................................................36DataCommunications:NET104.........................................................................................36Database:CIS173, CIS175, IST253.............................................................................17,30DigitalAudio:CMN153, DMA135, MUS230..........................................................18,20,36DigitalImaging,Photography,Video:DMA105, DMA110, DMA135,

PHO103, PHO203............................................................................................20,38,39DigitalMediaArts:DMA courses......................................................................................20Hardware:NET102, NET103, NET104, NET130, NET230............................................36,37Illustration/Design:ADV101, ADV202, ADV210,

DMA105, DMA110, DMA120, DMA145, DMA245...............................................10,20Internet:IST103, IST140, IST143.....................................................................................30Keyboarding:OST111........................................................................................................38NetworkAdministration:NET courses..............................................................................36Operations:NET120..........................................................................................................36PCBusinessApplications:CIS173, CIS175, CIS182, IST101, IST103,

OST219, OST223.......................................................................................17,29,30,38PCSystemsSupport:NET102, NET103, NET120..............................................................36ProgrammingCLanguage(C++):COS101, COS102, IST109................................................18,30HTML:IST109, IST140, IST143............................................................................30JAVA:IST109, IST137...........................................................................................30UNIX/LINUX:IST109, NET214........................................................................30,37VisualBasic.NET:IST102, IST103, IST109, IST123..............................................30ProjectManagement:IST209, IST259..............................................................................30Security:NET244..............................................................................................................37Software:COS101, COS102, IST102, IST103, NET102, NET120..........................18,30,36SystemsAnalysis:IST256.................................................................................................30WebsiteDesign/InteractiveMedia:DMA145, DMA245....................................................20WordProcessing:OST219, OST223..................................................................................38

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Course Selection ChecklistU Seek AdvisementCurrent students.are.strongly.encouraged.to.consult with a faculty advisor.within.their.academic.division.before.proceeding.with.course.selection.

New students.should.take.advantage.of.advisement services.at.the.office.of.Enrollment..Services.(West.Windsor.campus),.Student.Services.(James.Kerney.campus),.and/or.academic.division.offices.

U Review Course DescriptionsBrief.descriptions.and.additional.details.for.each.MCCC.credit.course.can.be.found...

•. on.the.college website,.at.www.mccc.edu/courses...(“How.to.Read.a.Class.Listing,”.below,.shows.how.course..descriptions.for.specific.disciplines.may.be.accessed.directly.)

•.. in.the.college catalog,.beginning.on.page.157.of.the.2006-2009.edition.

Contact.the.pertinent.academic.division.(see.page.3).if.you.have.questions.about.any.course.

U Satisfy Course RequirementsMost.courses.require.that.students.be.proficient.in.reading,.writing.and.computation...See.page.51.for.information.about.placement testing.

Some.courses.require.specific.prerequisites.or.corequisites.•. A.prerequisite.is.a.course.that.must.be.completed.before.a.student.is.permitted.to.

register.for.the.more.advanced.course.•. A.corequisite.is.a.course.that.a.student.must.take.either.prior.to.or.while.enrolled.in.

the.related.course.

U Build Your ScheduleRefer.to.the.class listings.on.pages.9-43.to.build.your.course.schedule.for.the.Spring.term.

How to Read a Class Listing

ENG—EnglishCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/ENG

ENG101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 063046 MF 7:30A 8:45A 1A $25

Please.note:.All.listings.are.subject.to.change..Due.to.their.popularity,.some.high-demand.classes.may.already.be.filled..Register early.for.improved.chances.of.course.availability.and.best.class.selection.

Class.locations.will.appear.on.your.class.schedule.after.you.register.

U RegisterFollow.the.instructions on page 58..Note.key dates & deadlines.on.page.56.

Auditing.a.Class:.Students.who.wish.to.audit.a.course.and.not.receive.a.grade.must.specify.such.intent.no.later.than.the.second.week.of.class.

Where to ViewCOURSEDESCRIPTIONS

Course Number Supplemental Course Fee

If ApplicableMeeting Day(s)(Refer to KEY, page opposite)

Class Start & End TimesCampus/Location

(Refer to KEY, page opposite)

Class Reference

Number Session(Refer to KEY, page opposite)

Indicates that this course requires Prerequisite and/or Corequisite course(s) or competency. Refer to course description (see

above) for specifics.

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COURSELISTINGS

LOCATIONSCAMPUSJKC James Kerney Campus (Academy & Broad Streets, Trenton)TVC The Virtual Campus (distance learning; see pages 44-45)WWC West Windsor Campus (1200 Old Trenton Road, West Windsor)

OTHERLOCATIONSDFA Dempster Fire Academy (Station Road, Lawrence)HCC Health Career Center (1070 Klockner Road, Hamilton)MCTS Mercer County Technical School (1085 Old Trenton Road, West Windsor)

KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS

NOTESCTI Career Training Institute

(see page 46)

EarlyBird begins before 8 a.m.

FLB “Flexible Learning in Business” program (see page 15)

Honors college-wide academic honors course (see page 54)

HW classroom meetings blended with online learning

ITLS for international students only

PE permission required

TE course taught at two locations, linked by TV

TechPrep for Tech Prep students only

TV telecourse via channel 26

WEB Web-based instruction via Internet

SESSIONDATESNOTE: excludes examsSESSION STARTS ENDS1Aand15VC 1/22 5/125A 1/22 2/255B 2/26 4/15C 4/8 5/12 7A 1/22 3/107B 3/25 5/1210and 10VC 2/26 5/12“FlexibleLearninginBusiness”--seepage15FB1 1/18 3/15FB2 3/28 5/24

DAYSM Monday T TuesdayW Wednesday R ThursdayF Friday S SaturdayU SundayTBA To Be Arranged

ABT—Architectural and Building Construction TechnologyCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/ABT

ABT104 CODES FOR CONSTRUCTION AND DESIGN Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070109 MW 5:15P 6:55P 1A

ABT124 ARCHITECTURAL WORKING DRAWINGS Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070110 TR 8:10A 11:30A 1A $60

ABT220 REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURES Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071926 M 1:15P 2:55P 1A $50 W 1:15P 3:45P

ACC—AccountingCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/ACC

ACC106 OFFICE ACCOUNTING I Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070112 MF 1:25P 2:40P 1A 070113 T 6:00P 8:40P 1ATVC 071767 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLx3389

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ACC109 FOOD, BEVERAGE, AND LABOR COST CONTROL Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070114 T 6:00P 8:40P 1A $25

ACC111 PRINCIPLES OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070115 TR 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070116 MW 8:00A 9:50A 1A 070117 MW 6:00P 7:50P 1A 070118 MW 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070119 F 6:00P 8:45P FB2 FLB S 10:00A 12:45P TVC 070120 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

ACC112 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070121 TR 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070122 TR 6:00P 7:50P 1A 070123 TR 9:00A 10:50A 1A 070124 F 6:00P 8:45P FB1 FLB S 10:00A 12:45P 070125 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A 071768 MW 1:25P 3:15P 1ATVC 070126 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

ACC201 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING I Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070127 M 5:40P 9:20P 1A $40

ACC202 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070128 M 5:40P 9:20P 1A $40

ACC204 AUDITING Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070129 T 5:40P 9:20P 1A $40

ACC205 OFFICE ACCOUNTING II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070130 T 6:00P 8:40P 1A

ACC207 COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070131 TR 9:00A 11:30A 1A $80 PARTOFPRACTICEFIRM 070132 W 5:40P 9:20P 1A $50 070133 TR 6:00P 8:30P 1A $80 PARTOFPRACTICEFIRM

ACC214 ACCOUNTING FOR NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070134 R 6:00P 8:40P 1A

ACC215 COST ACCOUNTING Prereq. 3 CREDITSTVC 070135 TBA TBA 15VC $35 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

Administrative Professional See Office Systems Technology (OST)

ADV—Advertising DesignCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/ADV

ADV101 ADVERTISING DESIGN I Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070136 F 9:00A 1:15P 1A $80

ADV202 ADVERTISING DESIGN III: PORTFOLIO Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070137 TR 9:30A 11:35A 1A $90 070138 TR 4:15P 6:35P 1A $90

ADV210 TYPOGRAPHY II: PUBLICATION DESIGN Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070139 TR 1:25P 3:35P 1A 071928 MW 7:05P 9:10P 1A

ADV220 ILLUSTRATION I Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070140 MW 7:05P 9:10P 1A $60

ADV222 ILLUSTRATION II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070141 MW 7:05P 9:10P 1A $60

ARB—ArabicCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/ARB

ARB102 BEGINNING ARABIC II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070142 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A



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KeytoAbbreviationsonpage9COURSEDESCRIPTIONSatwww.mccc.edu/courses

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ARC—ArchitectureCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/ARC

ARC104 COMPUTERS IN ARCHITECTURE Prereq.Coreq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070143 TR 1:25P 3:30P 1A $75 070144 MW 3:50P 5:55P 1A $75

ARC123 ARCHITECTURE BASIC DESIGN II Prereq. 5 CREDITSWWC 070146 MWF 10:30A 1:15P 1A $75 070147 MWF 2:50P 5:30P 1A $75

ARC124 HISTORY AND THEORY OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071929 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1A sophomoresonlyorpermission

ARC134 CONSTRUCTION FOR ARCHITECTURE Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070149 MW 12:00P 1:15P 1A sophomoresonly

ARC228 ARCHITECTURE DESIGN II Prereq. 5 CREDITSWWC 070150 MWF 9:00A 11:45A 1A $75

ART—Fine Arts, Art HistoryCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/ART

ART101 ART AND CULTURE 3 CREDITSWWC 071966 M 6:15P 9:45P 1A $35

ART102 BASIC DRAWING 3 CREDITSWWC 070151 TR 1:25P 3:45P 1A $40 070152 MW 9:30A 11:50A 1A $40 070153 TR 9:30A 11:50A 1A $40 070154 W 6:00P 10:30P 1A $40 070155 MW 1:25P 4:30P 10 $40 070156 F 9:00A 11:20A 1A $40 F 12:00P 2:10P 071967 T 6:00P 10:10P 1A $40JKC 072002 TR 5:40P 7:40P 1A $40

ART103 FREEHAND DRAWING FOR ARCHITECTS 3 CREDITSWWC 070157 TR 9:40A 11:45A 1A $50

ART104 LIFE DRAWING Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070158 MW 1:25P 3:45P 1A $90 070159 TR 1:25P 3:45P 1A $90 070160 M 6:00P 10:10P 1A $90

ART105 TWO-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN 3 CREDITSWWC 070161 MW 1:25P 3:45P 1A $40 070162 R 6:00P 10:30P 1A $40 070163 TR 9:30A 11:50A 1A $40 071968 TR 1:25P 3:45P 1A $40

ART106 THREE-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN 3 CREDITSWWC 070164 TR 9:30A 11:50A 1A $40 070165 W 6:00P 10:10P 1A $40

ART121 HISTORY OF ART I Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070166 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A

ART122 HISTORY OF ART II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070167 W 7:00P 9:45P 1A

ART123 HISTORY OF MODERN ART Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070168 F 11:00A 1:45P 1A

ART124 HISTORY OF NON-WESTERN ART Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070169 T 7:00P 9:45P 1A

ART125 TOPICS IN CONTEMPORARY ART Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070170 T 6:15P 9:00P 1A

ART126 AFRICAN AMERICAN ART Prereq. 3 CREDITSJKC 070171 W 6:00P 8:45P 1A

ART130 PAINTING I Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070172 MW 9:00A 11:20A 1A $40 070173 W 6:00P 10:10P 1A $40

ART141 SCULPTURE I 3 CREDITSWWC 070174 R 6:00P 10:10P 1A $50

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ART145 BEGINNING CERAMICS: HANDBUILDING 3 CREDITSWWC 070175 TR 1:25P 3:35P 1A $60 070176 T 6:00P 10:10P 1A $60

ART146 BEGINNING CERAMICS: WHEEL-THROWING 3 CREDITSWWC 070177 MW 1:25P 3:35P 1A $60 070178 M 6:00P 10:10P 1A $60

ART150 PRINTMAKING I 3 CREDITSWWC 070179 MW 9:30A 11:50A 1A $50

ART230 PAINTING II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070180 TR 9:00A 11:20A 1A $60 070181 R 6:00P 10:10P 1A $60

ART232 ADVANCED PAINTING AND DRAWING Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070182 TR 9:00A 11:20A 1A $60 070183 R 6:00P 10:10P 1A $60

ART233 WATERCOLOR PAINTING Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070184 S 9:00A 3:00P 10 $50

ART241 SCULPTURE II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070185 R 6:00P 10:10P 1A $50

ART250 PRINTMAKING II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070186 MW 9:30A 11:50A 1A $50

ASK—Academic SkillsCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/ASK

ASK003 STUDY SKILLS 1 CREDITWWC 072062 M 12:00P 1:50P 7A

ASL—American Sign LanguageCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/ASL

ASL102 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070189 TR 5:40P 7:45P 10

AUT—Automotive TechnologyCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/AUTFor information on MCCC’s full-time DaimlerChrysler Dealer Apprenticeship A.A.S. degree program, contact the pro-gram coordinator at (609) 570-3776.

AVI—Aviation TechnologyCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/AVIThe Aviation Flight Technology A.A.S. program at Mercer leads to an associate degree and certification as a commercial pilot with instrument rating. A new certificate program leads to Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) rating. For more information on flight courses, call the flight technology coordinator at (609) 570-3487, or e-mail [email protected].

AVI102 AVIATION TRANSPORTATION 3 CREDITSWWC 070196 TR 12:00P 1:15P 1A CAREERPREPANDMCCCSTUDENTS

AVI113 FLIGHT I Prereq.Coreq. 2 CREDITSWWC 070198 T 2:00P 2:50P 1A

AVI114 FLIGHT II Prereq.Coreq. 2 CREDITSWWC 070200 M 1:00P 1:50P 1A

AVI131 COMMERCIAL PILOT I Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070202 TR 3:00P 4:15P 1A

AVI132 COMMERCIAL PILOT II Prereq.Coreq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070203 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A

AVI203 AIRCRAFT COMPONENTS Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070204 MW 3:00P 4:15P 1A

AVI208 AVIATION SEMINAR 1 CREDITWWC 070205 M 12:00P 12:50P 1A CAREERPREPANDMCCCSTUDENTS

AVI213 FLIGHT III Prereq.Coreq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070206 M 2:00P 2:50P 1A

AVI214 FLIGHT IV Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070208 M 2:00P 2:50P 1A



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AVI215 AERODYNAMICS Prereq.Coreq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071770 MW 9:00A 9:50A 1A $35 MW 10:00A 10:50A 071771 MW 9:00A 9:50A 1A $35 MW 11:00A 11:50A

AVI217 FLIGHT VI 1 CREDITWWC 070211 TBA TBA 1A

AVI231 COMMERCIAL PILOT III Prereq.Coreq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070212 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A

BIO—BiologyCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/BIO

BIO100 INTRODUCTORY BIOLOGY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070214 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A

BIO101LAB GENERAL BIOLOGY I LABORATORY Coreq. 0 CREDITSWWC 070215 R 6:00P 8:40P 1A $45 070216 R 1:25P 4:05P 1A $45 070217 F 1:25P 4:05P 1A $45 070218 R 9:00A 11:45A 1A $45

BIO101LEC GENERAL BIOLOGY I LECTURE Prereq.Coreq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070219 MW 1:00P 2:15P 1A 070220 MW 2:30P 3:45P 1A 070221 F 9:00A 11:45A 1A

BIO102LAB GENERAL BIOLOGY II LABORATORY Coreq. 0 CREDITSWWC 070222 T 1:25P 4:05P 1A $45 070223 T 9:00A 11:45A 1A $45 070224 T 6:00P 8:40P 1A $45 MUSTTAKEEVELECTURE 070225 W 1:25P 4:05P 1A $45

BIO102LEC GENERAL BIOLOGY II LECTURE Prereq.Coreq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070226 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A 070227 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A 070228 M 6:00P 8:45P 1A MUSTTAKEEVELAB

BIO103LAB ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I LABORATORY Coreq. 0 CREDITSWWC 070229 F 9:00A 11:45A 1A $45 070230 R 9:00A 11:45A 1A $45 070231 F 12:00P 2:45P 1A $45 070232 R 12:00P 2:45P 1A $45 070233 R 3:00P 5:45P 1A $45JKC 070234 W 1:25P 4:05P 1A $45 072021 W 5:40P 8:25P 1A $45

BIO103LEC ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I LECTURE Prereq.Coreq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070235 T 9:00A 11:45A 1A 070236 W 1:25P 4:05P 1AJKC 070238 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A 072020 T 5:40P 8:25P 1A

BIO104LAB ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II LABORATORY Coreq. 0 CREDITSWWC 070239 W 3:00P 5:45P 1A $45 070240 W 12:00P 2:45P 1A $45 070241 T 9:00A 11:50A 1A $45 070242 M 1:25P 4:15P 1A $45 070243 W 6:00P 8:45P 1A $45 Musttakeevelecture 070244 R 6:00P 8:45P 1A $45 Musttakeevelecture 070245 T 6:00P 8:45P 1A $45 Musttakeevelecture 070246 M 9:00A 11:45A 1A $45 070247 W 9:00A 11:45A 1A $45 070248 R 9:00A 11:50A 1A $45 070249 R 1:25P 4:15P 1A $45 070250 R 6:00P 8:45P 1A $45 Musttakeevelecture 070251 S 12:30P 3:15P 1A $45 MUSTTAKESATLECTURE 070252 T 1:25P 4:15P 1A $45 070253 M 6:00P 8:45P 1A $45 MUSTTAKEEVELECTURE 071462 F 9:00A 11:45A 1A $45

BIO104LEC ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II LECTURE Prereq.Coreq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070254 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A 070255 MW 12:00P 1:15P 1A 070256 M 6:00P 8:45P 1A Musttakeevelab 070257 T 6:00P 8:45P 1A MUSTTAKEEVELAB 070258 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A 071292 S 9:00A 11:50A 1A MUSTTAKESATLAB

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BIO106 HUMAN ANATOMY Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070259 MW 12:00P 1:15P 1A $45 W 1:25P 3:15P

BIO113 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE CONCEPTS Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071293 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A $45 071294 T 10:00A 11:50A 1A $45 T 1:25P 3:15P 071295 MW 9:00A 10:50A 1A $45 071296 W 6:00P 7:50P 1A $45 W 8:00P 9:50P 071297 W 6:00P 7:50P 1A $45 W 4:00P 5:50P 071298 W 9:00A 10:50A 1A $45 W 11:00A 12:50P JKC 070260 TR 1:25P 3:15P 1A $45

BIO114 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE CONCEPTS Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070261 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A

BIO115 MICROBIOLOGICAL SCIENCE CONCEPTS Prereq. 3 CREDITSTVC 070262 TBA TBA 15VC $40 TV;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

BIO201 MICROBIOLOGY Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070263 MW 8:30A 9:45A 1A $60 W 12:00P 2:45P 070264 T 9:00A 11:45A 1A $60 T 1:25P 4:10P 070265 MW 8:30A 9:45A 1A $60 F 9:00A 11:45A 070266 TR 9:00A 11:45A 1A $60 070267 MT 6:00P 8:45P 1A $60 070268 MW 6:00P 8:45P 1A $60

BIO202 WOODY PLANTS Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070269 T 1:25P 4:10P 1A $45 HW

BIO208 GENETICS Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070270 TR 6:00P 8:45P 1A $45

BIO215 PRINCIPLES OF MICROBIOLOGY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070271 M 1:00P 3:45P 1A

BUS—BusinessCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/BUS

BUS101 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS 3 CREDITSWWC 070274 TR 7:35A 8:50A 1A EARLYBIRD 070275 TR 1:25P 4:05P 7B 070276 R 6:00P 8:40P 1A 070277 F 9:00A 11:45A 1AJKC 070278 MW 12:00P 1:15P 1ATVC 070279 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

BUS103 BUSINESS MATHEMATICS Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070280 R 7:05P 9:45P 1A 070281 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1ATVC 070282 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

BUS105 COMMUNICATION SKILLS FOR BUSINESS 3 CREDITSWWC 070283 W 6:30P 9:10P 1A

BUS107 BUSINESS LAW I 3 CREDITSWWC 070284 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A 070286 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1A 070287 R 6:00P 8:40P 1A 070288 F 9:00A 11:45A 1A 070289 TR 7:35A 8:50A 1A 070290 F 6:00P 10:10P FB2 072032 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A BusinessLearningCommunity;permissionrequiredJKC 070291 TR 12:15P 1:30P 1ATVC 070292 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389 070293 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLx3389

BUS108 BUSINESS LAW II Prereq. 3 CREDITSTVC 070294 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

BUS128 TEAM BUILDING AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 3 CREDITSWWC 070295 W 6:00P 8:40P 1A 070296 TR 9:00A 11:30A 1A $80 PARTOFPRACTICEFIRM 070297 TR 6:00P 8:30P 1A $80 PARTOFPRACTICEFIRM



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“Flexible Learning in Business” (FLB) Program for

Business Administration MajorsWould you like to earn your transferable Associate Degree in 18-24 months? Part-time or full-time students can attend classes during the weekends at an accelerated pace. Find out more about Mercer’s FLB Program by contacting the program coordinator, Prof. Laura Sosa, at (609) 570-3475 or sosal@mccc.

edu. More information is also available on the MCCC website, www.mccc.edu.

BUS202 TQM: CUSTOMER ORIENTATION 3 CREDITSWWC 070298 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A 070299 TR 6:00P 8:30P 1A $80 PARTOFPRACTICEFIRM 070300 TR 9:00A 11:30A 1A $80 PARTOFPRACTICEFIRM

BUS205 BUSINESS STATISTICS I Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070301 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A 070302 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1A 070303 M 6:00P 8:40P 1A 070304 S 8:40A 12:50P FB1 FLB

BUS206 BUSINESS STATISTICS II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070305 TR 10:30A 11:50A 1A 070306 T 6:00P 8:40P 1A 070307 S 8:40A 12:50P FB2 FLB

BUS209 BUSINESS LETTER/REPORT WRITING Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070309 TR 12:00P 1:15P 1A CAREERPREPANDMCCCSTUDENTS 071934 W 6:00P 8:40P 1A

BUS210 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070310 T 6:05P 8:40P 1A 070311 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1ATVC 070312 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

BUS218 PRINCIPLES OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070315 T 6:00P 8:40P 1A

BUS225 EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION AND LEADERSHIP 3 CREDITSWWC 070316 TR 9:00A 11:30A 1A $80 PARTOFPRACTICEFIRM 070317 TR 6:00P 8:30P 1A $80 PARTOFPRACTICEFIRMJKC 070318 M 6:00P 8:40P 1A

BUS230 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 3 CREDITSWWC 070319 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A 070320 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A 070321 R 6:00P 8:40P 1A 070322 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A 071772 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A 071773 WF 10:30A 11:45A 1A 071774 F 6:00P 10:10P FB1JKC 070323 M 5:40P 9:40P 10TVC 070324 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

BUS239 ENTREPRENEURSHIP Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070325 R 6:00P 8:40P 1A 070326 TR 9:00A 11:30A 1A $80 PARTOFPRACTICEFIRM 070327 TR 6:00P 8:30P 1A $80 PARTOFPRACTICEFIRM

BUS240 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 3 CREDITSWWC 070328 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1ATVC 070329 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

BUS296 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS PRACTICE FIRM 3 CREDITSWWC 070330 TR 9:00A 11:30A 1A $80 PARTOFPRACTICEFIRM 070331 TR 6:00P 8:30P 1A $80 PARTOFPRACTICEFIRM

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CHE—ChemistryCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/CHE

CHE100 INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070332 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A 070333 MWF 11:00A 11:50A 1A 070334 W 6:00P 8:50P 1A 070335 MWF 1:00P 1:50P 1A 070336 T 6:00P 8:50P 1AJKC 070337 R 6:00P 8:50P 1A 071422 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A

CHE101LAB GENERAL CHEMISTRY I LABORATORY Coreq. 0 CREDITSWWC 070338 R 2:00P 4:50P 1A $45 SELECTDAYLECTURE 070339 R 6:00P 8:50P 1A $45 SELECTNIGHTLECTURE 070340 F 9:00A 11:50A 1A $45 SELECTDAYLECTURE

CHE101LEC GENERAL CHEMISTRY I LECTURE Prereq.Coreq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070341 M 6:00P 8:50P 1A SELECTEVENINGLAB 070342 T 1:25P 3:15P 1A SELECTDAYLAB R 11:00A 11:50A 070343 T 1:25P 3:15P 1A SELECTDAYLAB R 1:00P 1:50P

CHE102LAB GENERAL CHEMISTRY II LABORATORY Prereq.Coreq. 0 CREDITSWWC 070344 T 1:25P 4:15P 1A $45 SELECTDAYLECTURE 070345 W 6:00P 8:50P 1A $45 SELECTEVENINGLECTURE 070346 T 8:00A 10:50A 1A $45 SELECTDAYLECTURE

CHE102LEC GENERAL CHEMISTRY II LECTURE Prereq.Coreq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070347 M 1:25P 2:40P 1A SELECTDAYLAB F 9:00A 10:15A 070348 M 6:00P 8:50P 1A SELECTEVENINGLAB 070349 M 1:25P 2:40P 1A SELECTDAYLAB F 10:30A 11:45A

CHE106 CHEMICAL SCIENCE CONCEPTS Prereq.Coreq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070350 W 1:25P 3:15P 1A $45 M 10:00A 11:50A 070351 W 1:25P 3:15P 1A $45 M 1:00P 2:50P

CHE107 GENERAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070352 M 1:25P 3:15P 1A $45 T 1:25P 2:15P T 2:25P 4:15P 070353 M 1:25P 3:15P 1A $45 W 1:00P 1:50P W 2:00P 3:50P 070354 M 1:25P 3:15P 1A $45 T 9:00A 9:50A T 10:00A 11:50A 070355 M 1:25P 3:15P 1A $45 W 9:00A 9:50A W 10:00A 11:50A 070356 MT 10:00A 11:50A 1A $45 T 9:00A 9:50A 070357 M 10:00A 11:50A 1A $45 T 1:25P 2:15P T 2:25P 4:15P 070358 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A $45 W 9:00A 9:50A 070359 M 10:00A 11:50A 1A $45 W 1:00P 1:50P W 2:00P 3:50P 070360 MT 10:00A 11:50A 1A $45 T 9:00A 9:50A 070361 M 1:25P 3:15P 1A $45 T 9:00A 9:50A T 10:00A 11:50A 071301 R 6:10P 9:00P 1A $45 M 6:10P 8:00P 071302 R 6:10P 9:00P 1A $45 T 6:10P 8:00P

CHE202 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II Prereq. 5 CREDITSWWC 071303 M 6:00P 8:50P 1A $50 EVENINGLAB W 6:00P 9:50P 071362 M 6:00P 8:50P 1A $50 R 1:25P 5:15P



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CIS—Computer Information SystemsCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/CISSee also Computer Science (COS) and Information Systems Technology (IST)All computer application courses are mapped to Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certification exams: OST 219, OST 223, CIS 173, CIS 175, CIS 182.

CIS173 PC APPLICATIONS: DATABASE 3 CREDITSWWC 070365 M 5:40P 9:20P 1A $50 ACCESS2007

CIS175 PC APPLICATIONS: SPREADSHEETS 3 CREDITSWWC 070366 M 6:00P 9:40P 1A $50 EXCEL2007 070367 M 3:20P 5:15P 1A $50 HW;EXCEL2007

CIS182 PC APPLICATIONS: PRESENTATIONS 3 CREDITSWWC 070368 M 5:40P 9:20P 1A $50 POWERPOINT2007

CIV—Civil Engineering TechnologyCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/CIVFor information about Uniform Construction Code licensing courses, call the Division of Corporate and Community programs, (609) 570-3241. For information about Civil Engineering Technology, call Admissions at (609) 570-3795.

CIV102 SURVEYING II Prereq.Coreq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070369 W 5:50P 9:45P 1A $75 +6SATURDAYSTBA S 8:30A 11:45A

CIV104 APPLIED MECHANICS Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070370 TR 4:00P 5:15P 1A

CIV106 MECHANICS Prereq.Coreq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070371 TR 4:00P 5:15P 1A

CIV216 HIGHWAY ENGINEERING Prereq.Coreq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070372 T 6:30P 9:50P 1A $65

CIV228 REINFORCED CONCRETE DESIGN Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071927 M 1:15P 2:55P 1A $40 W 1:15P 3:45P

CIV234 SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES Prereq. 2 CREDITSWWC 070373 T 4:00P 6:25P 1A $30

CMN—CommunicationCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/CMN

CMN101 MASS MEDIA Prereq.Coreq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070376 W 6:00P 8:40P 1A 071969 T 8:00P 8:50P 1A HW 071970 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1AJKC 070377 R 5:40P 8:50P 10TVC 070378 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

CMN107 CINEMA Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070379 F 12:00P 3:00P 1A

CMN111 SPEECH: HUMAN COMMUNICATION Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070380 TR 2:50P 4:05P 1A 070381 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A 070382 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A 070383 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A 070384 T 7:05P 9:45P 1A 070385 TR 1:15P 3:15P 10 070386 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A 070387 T 1:25P 4:00P 1A 070388 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A 070389 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A 070390 W 6:05P 9:50P 10 070391 F 9:00A 11:40A 1A 070392 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1A 070393 S 1:30P 5:40P FB2 070394 S 9:00A 11:40A 1A 071972 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A 071973 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A 071974 MW 2:50P 4:05P 1A 070395 TR 9:10A 10:25A 1A HCCSTUDENTSHAVEFIRSTPRIORITYJKC 070396 MW 2:50P 4:05P 1A 072006 T 5:00P 8:40P 10

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CMN112 PUBLIC SPEAKING Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070397 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1A 070398 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A 070399 W 5:40P 8:20P 1A 070400 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A 070401 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A 070402 T 6:05P 9:45P 10 070403 F 9:00A 11:40A 1A 070405 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A 070406 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A Honors;includesservicelearningcomponent 071976 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A 071977 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A 071978 MW 1:15P 3:15P 10 071980 TR 2:50P 4:05P 1A 071981 W 1:25P 4:00P 1A 072007 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A BusinessLearningCommunity;permissionrequired

CMN122 ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070407 TR 5:40P 6:55P 1A

CMN131 JOURNALISM I Coreq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071304 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A

CMN141 INTRODUCTION TO TV PRODUCTION 3 CREDITSWWC 070408 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A $65 070409 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A $65 070410 MW 1:00P 2:50P 1A $65

CMN142 INTERMEDIATE TV PRODUCTION Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070411 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A $75 070412 MW 12:40P 2:20P 1A $75

CMN143 GRAPHICS & EFFECTS FOR VIDEO Prereq.Coreq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070413 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A $65 071982 M 6:00P 9:40P 1A $65

CMN151 INTRODUCTION TO RADIO 3 CREDITSWWC 070414 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A $60JKC 070415 MW 3:00P 4:50P 1A $60

CMN153 AUDIO PRODUCTION FOR BROADCASTING & ENTERTAINMENT Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070416 TR 12:50P 2:30P 1A $60 070417 MW 8:00A 9:50A 1A $60

CMN161 WRITING FOR RADIO/TV Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070418 MW 6:00P 7:15P 1A $35 071985 T 10:30A 11:20A 1A $35 HW

CMN201 PERSUASION + PROPAGANDA Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070419 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A

CMN242 ADVANCED TELEVISION PRODUCTION Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070421 TR 3:30P 5:20P 1A $90 070422 MW 3:30P 5:20P 1A $90

CMN252 APPLIED RADIO PROGRAMMING Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070423 MW 3:00P 4:50P 1A $50 MEETS1/22TO4/5

CMN271 NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN COMMUNICATIONS 3 CREDITSWWC 071987 T 6:00P 8:00P 1A HW;1/22-4/1

CMN274 RADIO/TV MANAGEMENT Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070425 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A 1/22-4/5

COS—Computer ScienceCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/COSSee also Computer Information Systems (CIS) and Information Systems Technology (IST)

COS101 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070431 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A $50 HW 071796 T 5:40P 8:10P 1A $50 HW

COS102 COMPUTER SCIENCE I ALGORITHMS & PROGRAMMING Prereq.Coreq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070432 W 5:15P 9:45P 1A $50

COS204 DISCRETE MATHEMATICAL STRUCTURES Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 072157 MW 5:15P 6:55P 1A

COS210 COMPUTER SCIENCE II DATA STRUCTURES Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 071305 MW 7:05P 9:25P 1A $50



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Cooperative EducationCooperative education is available for students in many career programs. Contact your advisor.

CRJ—Criminal JusticeCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/CRJ

CRJ101 INTRODUCTION TO THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM 3 CREDITSWWC 070434 TR 2:50P 4:05P 1A 070435 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A 071775 M 7:05P 9:45P 1A 071935 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1AJKC 070436 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A

CRJ102 POLICE IN THE COMMUNITY 3 CREDITSWWC 070438 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1AJKC 071776 R 6:00P 8:40P 1A

CRJ105 CRIMINOLOGY 3 CREDITSWWC 071252 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A 071253 MW 1:15P 2:30P 1A CAREERPREPANDMCCCSTUDENTS

CRJ202 CRIMINAL LAW 3 CREDITSWWC 070441 W 7:05P 9:45P 1AJKC 071777 M 6:00P 8:40P 1A

CRJ207 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION 3 CREDITSWWC 071778 R 7:05P 9:45P 1A

CRJ211 COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS 3 CREDITSJKC 071779 T 6:00P 8:40P 1A

CRJ212 JUVENILE JUSTICE 3 CREDITSWWC 070445 TR 1:15P 2:30P 1A CAREERPREPANDMCCCSTUDENTSJKC 070446 MW 12:00P 1:15P 1A

CSS—College Success SeminarCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/CSSSee also Student Development (STU)Applicability of these credits toward degree requirements is limited. Consult your academic advisor.

CSS101 COLLEGE SUCCESS SEMINAR 2 CREDITSWWC 070449 MW 12:00P 1:00P 1A 070450 MW 12:00P 12:50P 1A forinternational(f-1)students 070452 TR 12:00P 1:15P 10 071423 TR 10:35A 11:35A 1AJKC 070453 MW 2:50P 3:50P 1A 070454 F 10:00A 11:50A 1A 071424 MW 12:00P 1:00P 1A 071425 TR 12:00P 1:00P 1A 071426 M 5:30P 7:20P 1A

DAN—DanceCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/DAN

DAN101 INTRODUCTION TO DANCE 3 CREDITSWWC 070456 TR 8:45A 10:25A 1A $40

DAN102 BALLET I 2 CREDITSWWC 070457 TR 2:50P 4:05P 1A $40

DAN105 JAZZ DANCE I 2 CREDITSWWC 070458 MW 9:10A 10:25A 1A $40

DAN112 BALLET II Prereq. 2 CREDITSWWC 070459 TR 2:50P 4:05P 1A $40

DAN115 JAZZ DANCE II Prereq. 2 CREDITSWWC 070460 MW 9:10A 10:25A 1A $40

DAN116 STUDIO DANCE TECHNIQUE I 3 CREDITSWWC 070461 MTWR 10:35A 11:50A 1A $40

DAN117 STUDIO DANCE TECHNIQUE II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070462 MTWR 10:35A 11:50A 1A $40

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DAN118 STUDIO DANCE TECHNIQUE III Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070463 MTWR 10:35A 11:50A 1A $40

DAN119 STUDIO DANCE TECHNIQUE IV Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070464 MTWR 10:35A 11:50A 1A $40

DAN120 CHOREOGRAPHY I Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070465 W 6:00P 9:30P 1A $40

DMA—Digital Media ArtsCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/DMA

DMA105 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER ART 3 CREDITSWWC 070467 MW 1:25P 3:30P 1A $80 070468 TR 4:15P 6:20P 1A $80 070469 TR 7:05P 9:10P 1A $80

DMA110 DIGITAL IMAGING Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070470 MW 4:15P 6:20P 1A $80 MACPLATFORM 070471 TR 4:15P 6:20P 1A $80 MACPLATFORM 071988 TR 9:30A 11:35A 1A $80 MACPLATFORM

DMA120 3-D MODELING I 3 CREDITSWWC 070472 TR 4:15P 6:20P 1A $80 070473 MW 4:15P 6:20P 1A $80 070474 MW 7:05P 9:10P 1A $80

DMA135 DIGITAL VIDEO AND AUDIO Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070476 MW 1:25P 3:30P 1A $80 071989 TR 7:05P 9:10P 1A $80

DMA145 WEB SITE DESIGN 3 CREDITSWWC 070477 MW 9:30A 11:35A 1A $90 MACPLATFORM 070478 MW 4:15P 6:20P 1A $90 MACPLATFORM 071990 TR 7:05P 9:10P 1A $90 PCPLATFORM

DMA211 DIGITAL IMAGING II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 072153 TR 1:25 2:40P 1A $90 MACPLATFORM

DMA226 COMPUTER ANIMATION II: PORTFOLIO Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070481 TR 1:25P 3:30P 1A $90

DMA245 WEB DESIGN II: PORTFOLIO Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070482 TR 7:05P 9:10P 1A $90 MACPLATFORM 070483 MW 1:25P 3:30P 1A $90 MACPLATFORM

DMA246 WEB DESIGN III: ADVANCED PROJECT Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 072154 R 9:00A 1:00P 1A $90 MACPLATFORM

DRA—Drafting/Computer-Aided DesignCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/DRA

DRA190 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER DRAFTING-AUTOCAD Prereq.Coreq. 2 CREDITSWWC 070484 M 6:30P 9:15P 1A $60 070485 T 1:25P 4:00P 1A $60

Drawing and DesignSee Fine Arts (ART)

ECO—EconomicsCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/ECO

ECO103 BASIC ECONOMICS Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070486 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A 070487 R 6:00P 8:40P 1ATVC 070488 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

ECO111 MACROECONOMICS Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070490 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A 070491 W 6:00P 8:40P 1A Honors 070492 S 8:40A 12:50P FB1 FLB

ECO112 MICROECONOMICS Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070493 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A 070494 T 6:00P 8:40P 1A 070495 WF 9:00A 10:15A 1A



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EDU—EducationCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/EDU

EDU102 INTRODUCTION TO EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN 3 CREDITSWWC 070497 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A

EDU109 INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070498 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1A 070499 TR 9:00A 10:30A 1A 070500 R 7:05P 9:45P 1A 070501 TR 10:30A 11:45P 1A EducationLearningCommunity; permissionrequiredJKC 070502 T 5:40P 8:20P 1A

EDU120 INTRODUCTION TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 3 CREDITSWWC 070503 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A 070504 M 7:05P 9:45P 1A

EET—Electronics Engineering TechnologyCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/EET

EET130 FUNDAMENTALS OF ELECTRONICS Prereq.Coreq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070507 MW 1:00P 2:50P 1A $40 070508 MW 6:30P 8:20P 1A $40

EET139 INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRONICS II Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070509 MW 6:30P 9:00P 1A $45

EET215 FIBER OPTICS Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070510 MW 4:00P 6:15P 1A $75

EET230 LINEAR INTEGRATED CIRCUITS Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070512 TR 4:00P 6:20P 1A $60

EET263 MICROCOMPUTER ASSEMBLER PROGRAMMING Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070513 TR 7:00P 9:45P 1A $60

ENG—EnglishCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/ENGNote: Initial selection of an English composition course is determined by a placement test. Call the Liberal Arts Divi-sion or the Academic Testing Center for details. English courses are sequential. Therefore, a student must satisfy the composition requirement before taking literature (200 level) courses. Applicability of credits in courses below the 100 level toward degree requirements is limited.

Note: The English Department offers sections of English Composition I and II that are specifically designated for non-native speakers of the English language. For more information, contact Fran Davidson, (609) 570-3852. ENG101/102 TVC: Students who register for TVC (distance learning) classes of ENG101 or ENG102 are required to write two essays, one at the beginning of the semester and one at the end, in the Academic Testing Center on the West Windsor campus. Further information about this requirement can be obtained by calling (609) 570-3308.

ENG023 INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE COMPOSITION I 4 CREDITSWWC 070514 MW 12:00P 1:50P 1A $30 070515 MW 5:40P 7:20P 1A $30 070516 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A $30 070517 TR 1:25P 3:15P 1A $30JKC 070518 TR 9:00A 10:50A 1A $30 070519 TR 11:00A 12:50P 1A $30 070520 MW 7:30P 9:20P 1A $30 072008 MW 5:40P 6:55P 1A $30 Earlychildhood;permissionrequired

ENG024 INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE COMPOSITION II 4 CREDITSWWC 070522 WF 10:00A 11:50A 1A $30 070523 WF 12:00P 1:50P 1A $30 070524 MW 8:00A 10:50A 10 $30 070525 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A $30 070526 TR 8:00A 9:50A 1A $30 070527 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A $30 070528 TR 1:25P 3:15P 1A $30 070529 TR 5:40P 7:20P 1A $30 070530 MW 7:30P 9:20P 1A $30 070531 MW 10:00A 12:30P 10 $30 070532 MW 7:00P 9:15P 14 $30 070533 TR 8:00A 9:50A 1A $30JKC 070534 MW 3:40P 5:20P 1A $30

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ENG033 INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE READING I 4 CREDITSWWC 070539 MW 8:00A 9:50A 1A 070540 TR 8:00A 9:50A 1A 070541 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070542 TR 5:30P 7:20P 1A 070543 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070544 M 1:30P 3:00P 1A W 1:25P 3:15P 070545 TR 7:30P 9:20P 1A 070546 TR 1:25P 3:40P 10 071798 MW 3:25P 5:15P 1AJKC 070547 MW 5:40P 7:20P 1A 070548 TR 1:30P 3:20P 1A 070549 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070550 TR 5:40P 7:20P 1A 070551 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A 071421 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A 071799 MW 1:25P 3:15P 1A 071800 MW 7:30P 9:20P 1A 071801 TR 3:25P 5:15P 1A 072009 S 9:00A 12:50P 1A

ENG034 INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE READING II 4 CREDITSWWC 070553 MW 8:00A 9:50A 1A 070554 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070555 TR 8:00A 9:50A 1A 070556 MW 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070557 WF 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070558 MF 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070559 MF 12:00P 1:50P 1A 070560 R 5:40P 9:20P 1A 070561 TR 8:00A 9:50A 1A 070562 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070563 TR 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070564 TR 5:30P 7:20P 1A 070565 MW 7:30P 9:20P 1A 070566 MW 3:25P 5:15P 1A 070567 MW 1:25P 4:15P 10 071803 WF 12:00P 2:00P 1AJKC 070568 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070569 MW 5:30P 7:20P 1A 070570 TR 5:30P 7:20P 1A 070571 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070572 MW 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070573 TR 7:30P 9:20P 1A

ENG101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070575 MF 7:30A 8:45A 1A $30 WO 070576 MF 9:00A 10:15A 1A $30 070577 MF 10:30A 11:45A 1A $30 WO 070578 MF 12:00P 1:15P 1A $30 WO 070579 WF 9:00A 10:15A 1A $30 WO 070580 WF 10:30A 11:45A 1A $30 WO 070581 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A $30 WO;HCCstudentsfirstpreference 070582 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A $30 WO 070583 MW 12:00P 1:15P 1A $30 070585 MW 3:00P 4:15P 1A $30 WO 070586 M 7:05P 9:45P 1A $30 070587 MW 7:30A 8:45A 1A $30 070588 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A $30 WO 070589 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A $30 070590 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A $30 WO 070591 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A $30 WO 070592 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A $30 WO 070593 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A $30 WO 070594 T 7:05P 9:45P 1A $30 070595 W 7:05P 9:45P 1A $30 070596 R 6:05P 9:55P 10 $30 070597 S 1:00P 3:30P 1A $30 070598 TR 5:40P 6:55P 1A $30 WO 070599 MF 12:00P 1:20P 14 $30 WO;ITLS;STARTS2/01/08 070600 MF 12:00P 1:20P 14 $30 WO;ITLS;STARTS2/1/08 070601 T 5:40P 8:30P 14 $30 WO;ITLS;STARTS1/29/08 070602 T 5:40P 8:30P 14 $30 WO;ITLS;STARTS1/29/08



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ENG102 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070616 MF 10:30A 11:45A 1A $30 WO 070617 MF 12:00P 1:15P 1A $30 WO 070618 MW 7:30A 8:45A 1A $30 070620 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A $30 WO 070621 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A $30 070622 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A $30 WO 070623 MW 12:00P 1:15P 1A $30 070624 MW 12:00P 1:15P 1A $30 070625 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1A $30 WO 070626 MW 3:00P 4:15P 1A $30 070627 TR 7:30A 8:45A 1A $30 WO 070628 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A $30 070629 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A $30 WO 070630 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A $30 WO 070631 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A $30 070632 M 7:05P 9:45P 1A $30 070633 T 7:05P 9:50P 1A $30 WO 070634 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A $30 BusinessLearningCommunity;permission 070635 S 9:00A 11:40A 1A $30 WO 070636 W 6:05P 9:55P 10 $30 070637 R 7:05P 9:40P 1A $30 WO 070638 TR 9:00A 10:20A 14 $30 ITLS;STARTS1/29/08 070639 T 5:40P 8:30P 14 $30 ITLS;STARTS1/29/08 070641 WF 12:00P 1:15P 1A $30 070642 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1A $30 070643 TR 9:00A 10:20A 14 $30 070644 TR 5:40P 6:55P 1A $30 071306 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A $30 LiberalArtsLearningCommunity;permission 071807 S 1:30P 5:40P FB2 $30 071808 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A $30 PE;HONORS 071949 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A $30 071950 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A $30 EducationLearningCommunity; permissionrequiredJKC 070645 W 6:30P 9:10P 1A $30 070646 MW 12:00P 1:15P 1A $30TVC 070647 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389



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ENG112 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II WITH SPEECH Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070651 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A $30 070652 M 7:05P 9:45P 1A $30 070653 W 7:05P 9:45P 1A $30TVC 072047 TBA TBA 15VC $40

ENG204 WORLD LITERATURE II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070654 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A

ENG205 AMERICAN LITERATURE I Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070655 S 9:00A 11:45A 1A

ENG206 AMERICAN LITERATURE II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070656 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A

ENG208 MODERN AMERICAN NOVEL Prereq. 3 CREDITSTVC 072152 TBA TBA 10VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

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ENG212 INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE: POETRY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071812 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A PE;HONORS

ENG213 AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERATURE Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070658 M 7:05P 9:45P 1A TE;telelinkedtoJKCJKC 070659 M 7:05P 9:45P 1A TE;telelinkedtoWWC

ENG216 LITERATURE IN FILM Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071813 W 7:05P 9:45P 1A

ENG218 CREATIVE WRITING II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071814 W 6:05P 9:45P 10

ENG220 SCIENCE FICTION Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070661 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A

ENG222 CHILDREN’S LITERATURE Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070662 TR 2:50P 4:05P 1A 070663 T 7:05P 9:45P 1A

ENG231 LITERATURE OF AIDS: CONFRONTING CATASTROPHE Prereq. 3 CREDITSTVC 070664 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

ENG235 ENCOUNTERS BETWEEN RELIGIONS STUDIED THROUGH LIT Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070665 W 7:05P 9:45P 1A

ENG238 AMERICAN HISTORY AND LITERATURE Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071853 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A

ENT—Engineering Technology (General)Coursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/ENT

ENT116 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS Prereq.Coreq. 2 CREDITSWWC 070666 R 6:30P 9:15P 1A $35

ESL—English as a Second LanguageCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/ESLStudents planning to enroll in ESL courses should complete the ESL Placement Test before registration. There is no charge for this service. For an appointment, call (609) 570-3438.

Note: The English Department offers sections of English Composition I and II that are specifically designated for non-native speakers of the English language. For more information, contact Fran Davidson, (609) 570-3852.

ESL090 ESL INTRODUCTION TO GRAMMAR 4 CREDITSWWC 071866 S 9:00A 11:40A 1A $30 S 11:50A 1:20P

ESL103 ESL SPEECH CONCEPTS I 3 CREDITSWWC 071867 MW 12:00P 1:15P 1A 071868 TR 7:35P 8:50P 1A

ESL104 ESL ADVANCED SPEECH CONCEPTS 4 CREDITSWWC 071869 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1A $30 W 2:50P 4:40P

ESL121 ESL GRAMMAR CONCEPTS I 4 CREDITSWWC 071870 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A $30 M 10:20A 11:55A 071871 M 5:40P 8:10P 1A $30 W 5:40P 7:30P 071872 S 9:00A 11:30A 1A $30 S 11:40A 1:20P 071873 TR 5:40P 8:55P 10 $30 071874 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A $30 W 10:20A 11:55A

ESL122 ESL GRAMMAR CONCEPTS II 4 CREDITSWWC 071875 S 9:00A 11:30A 1A $30 S 11:40A 1:20P 071876 W 5:40P 8:10P 1A $30 M 5:40P 7:30P 071877 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A $30 W 10:20A 11:55A JKC 071878 S 9:00A 11:30A 1A $30 S 11:40A 1:20P

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ESL133 ESL WRITING CONCEPTS I 4 CREDITSWWC 071883 M 1:25P 4:30P 1A $30 W 1:25P 2:40P 071884 S 9:00A 11:30A 1A $30 S 11:40A 1:20P

ESL134 ESL WRITING CONCEPTS II 4 CREDITSWWC 071885 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A $30 R 10:20A 12:00P 071886 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A $30 R 2:50P 4:40P 071887 T 5:40P 8:10P 1A $30 R 5:40P 7:30P 071888 S 9:00A 11:30A 1A $30 S 11:40A 1:20P 071889 S 9:00A 1:50P 1A $30

ESL135 ESL WRITING CONCEPTS III 4 CREDITSWWC 071890 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A $30 T 10:20A 11:50A 071891 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A $30 W 10:20A 11:50A 071892 T 5:40P 8:10P 1A $30 R 5:40P 7:30P 071893 S 9:00A 11:30A 1A $30 S 11:40A 1:20P

ESL140 ESL INTERMEDIATE CRITICAL READING 4 CREDITSWWC 071894 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A $30 T 10:20A 11:50A 071895 MW 5:40P 6:55P 1A $30 MW 7:00P 7:50P 071896 S 1:25P 5:20P 1A $30

ESL141 ESL ADVANCED CRITICAL READING 4 CREDITSWWC 071897 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A $30 T 2:50P 4:30P 071898 M 5:40P 8:10P 1A $30 W 5:40P 7:30P 071899 S 1:25P 5:20P 1A $30JKC 071900 S 9:00A 1:20P 1A $30

ETT—Entertainment TechnologyCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/ETT

ETT150 SCENIC TECHNIQUES FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070671 TR 1:25P 3:10P 1A $60 Kelseysceneshop

ETT205 ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT MANAGEMENT Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 072166 MW 10:35A 11:50A 1A

ETT206 LIGHTING TECHNOLOGY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070672 W 6:00P 9:40P 1A $90 TakeETT101/103orpermission.

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ETT208 SOUND TECHNOLOGY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070673 M 6:00P 9:40P 1A $90

Fine ArtsSee courses with “ART” prefix

FIR—Fire ScienceCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/FIRFire science courses are designed primarily for personnel interested or involved in fire service. The courses are also appropriate for those in related fields such as security, police, industrial safety, architecture and building construction. Fire science courses are conducted at the Dempster Fire Service Training Center on Station Road in Lawrence Township. Contact Scott Loh at (609) 799-3245 or [email protected].

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FIR104 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 3 CREDITSDFA 072043 W 7:05P 9:45P 1A

FIR204 FIRE FIGHTING TACTICS 5 CREDITSDFA 072044 M 7:05P 9:45P 1A

FIR209 FIRE PREVENTION AND CODE ENFORCEMENT II Prereq. 3 CREDITSDFA 072045 T 7:05P 9:45P 1A

FIR211 FIRE INVESTIGATION II Prereq. 3 CREDITSDFA 072046 R 7:05P 9:45P 1A

FRE—FrenchCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/FRENote: Any student who has taken two or more years of a foreign language and has studied that language during the previous two years should begin that language at the 201 level or change to a new language. In cases of doubt, placement will be determined by testing or consultation with the academic department.

FRE102 BEGINNING FRENCH II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070674 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A 070675 TR 5:40P 6:55P 1A

FRE202 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 072085 MW 5:40P 6:55P 1A

FUN—Funeral ServiceCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/FUNThe Funeral Service programs prepare individuals for work as licensed professionals in the field. The college offers a Funeral Service Certificate program, an A.A.S. in Funeral Service and an A.A.S. degree program in business for funeral service preparatory education. Mercer programs prepare students for national and state licensing examinations. Day and evening classes are available to meet the needs of both full-time and part-time students. For further information, call Professor Robert Smith III, Director of Funeral Service programs, (609) 570-3472 or 570-3474, or e-mail [email protected].

GEO—GeographyCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/GEO

GEO101 GEOGRAPHY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070689 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A 070690 W 7:05P 9:45P 1A 071917 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1A

GEO102 CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY 3 CREDITSWWC 070691 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A 070692 S 9:00A 1:00P 10

GER—GermanCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/GERNote: Any student who has taken two or more years of a foreign language and has studied that language during the previous two years should begin that language at the 201 level or change to a new language. In cases of doubt, placement will be determined by testing or consultation with the academic department.

GER102 BEGINNING GERMAN II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070693 MF 9:00A 10:15A 1A

GER202 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070694 MF 10:30A 11:45A 1A

Health ScienceThis A.A.S. program is designed for RNs, LPNs, paramedics, radiographers, and dozens of other licensed/certified health care professionals who do not possess a college degree. Participants receive up to 18 credits for their prior training and are awarded the degree upon completion of the science, mathematics, general education, and technical electives in the program. For details, call (609) 570-3383 or e-mail [email protected].

HIS—HistoryCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/HIS

HIS101 HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION TO 1648 Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070695 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A 070696 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A



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HIS102 HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION SINCE 1648 Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070704 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A 070705 MW 2:50P 4:05P 1A 070706 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A 070707 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A 070708 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A 070709 W 7:05P 9:45P 1A 071854 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A Honors 071951 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A LiberalArtsLearningCommunity;permissionJKC 070711 R 6:00P 8:40P 1ATVC 070713 TBA TBA 10VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLx3389

HIS105 UNITED STATES HISTORY TO 1865 Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070714 MW 2:50P 4:05P 1A 070715 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A EducationLearningCommunity; permissionrequired 070716 T 7:05P 9:45P 1AJKC 071913 TR 12:00P 1:15P 1ATVC 070717 TBA TBA 10VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLx3389

HIS106 UNITED STATES HISTORY SINCE 1865 Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070718 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1A 070719 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A 070720 TR 2:50P 4:05P 1A 070721 R 7:05P 9:45P 1AJKC 070722 W 6:00P 9:45P 10TVC 070723 TBA TBA 10VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLx3389

HIS109 AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY 3 CREDITSWWC 070724 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1AJKC 070725 T 6:00P 8:40P 1A

HIS110 FILM AND HISTORY 3 CREDITSWWC 071914 W 6:00P 9:45P 10

HIS112 WORLD HISTORY TO 1500 Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070726 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A 070727 W 7:05P 9:45P 1A

HIS113 WORLD HISTORY SINCE 1500 Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070728 TR 2:50P 4:05P 1A 070729 R 7:05P 9:45P 1A

HIS207 AMERICAN CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY 3 CREDITSWWC 071953 T 6:00P 9:45P 10

HIS221 HISTORY OF AMERICAN WOMEN 3 CREDITSTVC 070733 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

HIS232 WOMEN IN EUROPE SINCE 1500 3 CREDITSWWC 071954 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1A

HIS238 AMERICAN HISTORY AND LITERATURE Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071952 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A HW

HIS368 HISTORY OF NEW JERSEY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071997 R 6:00P 9:45P 10

HOS—HospitalityCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/HOSMercer’s HRIM programs offer a perfect blend of theory and practice. The A.A.S. program in Hotel Restaurant and Institution Management caters to students destined for a management position within the food service and/or lodging industry and includes a comprehensive internship opportunity.

Mercer’s professional cooking and professional baking certificate programs prepare individuals for immediate entry into the industry. Graduates can obtain positions in food production departments for hospitals, nursing homes, restaurants, hotels, conference centers, catering operations and other food service businesses.

Other options include Chef Apprenticeship and Culinology degree programs; phone (609) 570-3447 for details. For information on Mercer’s articulation program with the University of Delaware and Fairleigh Dickinson University, phone (609) 570-3476.

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HOS101 FOOD PREPARATION I 3 CREDITSWWC 070734 T 9:00A 1:30P 1A $140 070735 M 5:00P 9:40P 1A $140 070736 F 9:00A 1:30P 1A $140

HOS102 FOOD PREPARATION II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070738 W 2:30P 7:00P 1A $140 070739 S 8:30A 1:00P 1A $140

HOS108 SANITATION AND SAFETY IN FOOD SERVICE OPERATIONS 3 CREDITSWWC 070740 M 9:00A 11:30A 1AJKC 070741 R 9:00A 11:30A 1A

HOS115 FOOD AND CULTURE 3 CREDITSWWC 070742 W 9:00A 12:30P 1A $85 070743 T 6:00P 9:30P 1A $85 071937 R 6:00P 9:30P 1A $85

HOS120 INTRODUCTION TO THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY 3 CREDITSWWC 070744 M 11:50A 2:30P 1A CAREERPREPANDMCCCSTUDENTS

HOS124 COMPUTERIZED RESERVATIONS 3 CREDITSWWC 070745 TR 9:00A 11:30A 1A $80 PARTOFPRACTICEFIRM

HOS203 HOSPITALITY PURCHASING Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070747 M 1:00P 3:40P 1A

HOS204 HOSPITALITY MARKETING Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070748 W 5:40P 8:20P 1A

HOS208 HOSPITALITY LAW 3 CREDITSWWC 070750 T 9:20A 11:50A 1A

HOS212 GARDE MANGER AND BUFFET PLANNING/ADVANCED Prereq. 2 CREDITSWWC 071782 R 5:30P 9:30P 1A $150

HOS301 PROFESSIONAL BAKING 3 CREDITSWWC 070759 M 8:30A 1:00P 1A $140

HOS311 PROFESSIONAL BAKING II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070760 T 5:30P 10:00P 1A $150

HOS322 PROFESSIONAL BAKING III Prereq. 2 CREDITSWWC 070762 W 5:30P 9:30P 1A $150

HPE—Health/Physical EducationCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/HPE

HPE101 BASIC CONCEPTS OF NUTRITION Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070763 T 9:00A 11:45A 1A $35 070764 R 9:00A 11:45A 1A $35 070765 R 6:00P 8:45P 1A $35 070766 W 6:00P 8:45P 1A $35 070767 T 6:00P 8:45P 1A $35

HPE110 CONCEPTS OF HEALTH AND FITNESS LAB Coreq. 2 CREDITSWWC 070768 MW 11:00A 11:50A 1A ALSOTAKEDAYLECTURE 070769 TR 10:00A 10:50A 1A ALSOTAKEDAYLECTURE 070770 TR 1:00P 1:50P 1A ALSOTAKEDAYLECTURE 070771 MW 1:00P 1:50P 1A ALSOTAKEDAYLECTURE 070772 TR 8:00A 8:50A 1A ALSOTAKEDAYLECTURE 070773 MW 8:00A 8:50A 1A ALSOTAKEDAYLECTURE 070774 MW 9:00A 9:50A 1A ALSOTAKEDAYLECTURE 070775 TR 9:00A 9:50A 1A ALSOTAKEDAYLECTURE 070776 MW 10:00A 10:50A 1A ALSOTAKEDAYLECTURE 070777 W 8:00P 10:00P 10 MUSTTAKE10-WKLECTURE 070778 T 8:00P 9:45P 1A MUSTTAKEEVELECTURE 070779 T 8:00P 9:45P 1A MUSTTAKEEVELECTURE 070780 W 8:00P 10:00P 10 MUSTTAKE10-WKLECTURE 070781 M 8:00P 9:45P 1A MUSTTAKEEVELECTURE 070782 TR 11:00A 11:50A 1A MUSTTAKEDAYLECTURE 070783 M 8:00P 9:45P 1A MUSTTAKEEVELECTURE 070784 R 8:00P 10:00P 10 MUSTTAKE10-WKLECTUREJKC 070786 M 7:00P 8:45P 1A MUSTTAKEJKCLECTURE 072026 W 7:00A 8:45A 1A MUSTTAKEEVENINGLECTURE 072165 F 5:25P 7:15P 1A MUSTTAKEEVENINGLECTURE

HPE110LEC CONCEPTS OF HEALTH AND FITNESS LECTURE Coreq. 0 CREDITSWWC 070787 T 10:00A 10:50A 1A $40 ALSOTAKEDAYLAB 070788 F 10:00A 10:50A 1A $40 ALSOTAKEDAYLAB 070789 F 11:00A 11:50A 1A $40 ALSOTAKEDAYLAB



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070790 W 1:00P 1:50P 1A $40 ALSOTAKEDAYLAB 070791 M 11:00A 11:50A 1A $40 ALSOTAKEDAYLAB 070792 W 6:45P 7:55P 10 $40 MUSTTAKE10-WKLAB 070793 T 7:05P 7:55P 1A $40 MUSTTAKEEVELAB 070794 M 7:00P 7:55P 1A $40 MUSTTAKEEVELAB 070795 R 6:45P 7:55P 10 $40 MUSTTAKE10-WKLABJKC 070796 M 6:05P 6:55P 1A $40 MUSTTAKEJKCLAB 072024 F 4:30P 5:20P 1A $40 ALSOTAKEEVENINGLAB 072164 W 6:00P 6:55P 1A $40 ALSOTAKEEVENINGLAB

HPE111 LIVING WITH HEALTH Prereq. 3 CREDITSTVC 070798 TBA TBA 15VC $40 TV;OrientationinfocallX3389;Starts1/27 070799 TBA TBA 15VC $40 TV;OrientationinfocallX3389;Starts1/27 071998 TBA TBA 15VC $40 TV;OrientationinfocallX3389;Starts1/27

HPE113 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070800 M 7:05P 9:45P 1A $35 070801 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A $35TVC 070802 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

HPE134 PREVENTION, ASSESSMENT & CARE OF ATHLETIC INJURIES Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070803 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A

HPE171 PERSONAL FITNESS 1 CREDITWWC 070804 MWF 1:00P 1:50P 5A MEETSJAN23-FEB25 070805 MWF 2:00P 2:50P 5B MEETSFEB27-APRIL7 070806 TR 7:05P 8:30P 5A MEETSJAN22-FEB21 070807 TR 7:05P 8:30P 5B MEETSFEB26-APR3 070808 TR 7:05P 8:30P 5C MEETSAPRIL8-MAY8 070809 MWF 2:00P 2:50P 5C MEETSAPR9-MAY12

HPE225 BEGINNING TENNIS 1 CREDITWWC 070810 F 9:00A 1:00P 5C $45

HPE226 INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED TENNIS Prereq. 1 CREDITWWC 070811 F 9:00A 1:00P 5C $45

HPE242 EXERCISE MEASUREMENT AND PRESCRIPTION Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071919 MW 2:00P 3:50P 1A $40

HPE243 EXERCISE SCIENCE FIELD EXPERIENCE Prereq.Coreq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070813 TBA TBA 1A

HRA—Refrigeration and Air ConditioningCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/HRAFor more information about the joint programs in Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning offered by MCCC and the Mercer County Vocational-Technical Schools, contact MCVTS at 586-5144. All classes will be held at Vo-Tech Assunpink Center (ACC).

HRA102 PRINCIPLES OF REFRIGERATION/AIR CONDITIONING II Prereq.Coreq. 2 CREDITSMCTS 070814 M 6:30P 9:30P 1A

HRA104 DOMESTIC REFRIGERATION & AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS Prereq. 4 CREDITSMCTS 071991 MW 6:30P 9:30P 1A

HRA201 CONCEPTS OF HEATING AND COOLING Prereq. 4 CREDITSMCTS 071930 TR 6:30P 9:30P 1A

IST—Information Systems TechnologyCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/ISTSee also Computer Information Systems (CIS) and Computer Science (COS)

IST033 TECH STUDIO Coreq. 2 CREDITSJKC 070816 TR 1:30P 2:45P 1A $50

IST101 COMPUTER CONCEPTS WITH APPLICATIONS 3 CREDITSWWC 070817 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A $50 070818 TR 1:15P 3:05P 1A $50 070819 MW 1:25P 3:15P 1A $50 070820 F 9:00A 10:50A 1A $50 F 11:00A 12:50P 070821 MW 7:00A 8:50A 1A $50 EARLYBIRD 070822 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A $50 070823 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A $50 EducationLearningCommunity; permissionrequired 070825 W 6:00P 7:50P 1A $50 W 8:00P 9:50P 070826 TR 6:00P 7:50P 7B $50 BEGINS3/25 TR 8:05P 9:55P

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070827 M 6:00P 7:50P 1A $50 M 8:00P 9:50P 070828 S 1:00P 5:40P FB2 $50 FLB 070829 W 5:30P 7:50P 1A $50 W 8:00P 9:20P 070830 MW 8:00A 10:00A 1A $50 070831 TR 1:25P 5:15P 7B $50 BEGINS3/25 070832 TR 3:40P 5:30P 1A $50 070833 MW 3:25P 5:15P 1A $50 072191 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A $50 BusinessLearningCommunity;permissionJKC 070834 M 5:30P 7:20P 1A $50 M 7:30P 9:20P 070835 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A $50TVC 070836 TBA TBA 15VC $50 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

REQUIRESWINDOWSXP/OFFICE2007 070837 TBA TBA 15VC $50 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

REQUIRESWINDOWSXP/OFFICE2007 070838 TBA TBA 15VC $50 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

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IST102 COMPUTER CONCEPTS WITH PROGRAMMING Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070839 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A $50 070840 R 3:15P 7:05P 1A $50 070841 MW 1:20P 3:10P 1A $50

IST103 COMPUTER CONCEPTS PROGRAMMING/PRODUCTIVITY Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070842 MW 1:20P 3:15P 1A $75 W 3:20P 5:15P 070843 R 1:15P 3:05P 1A $75 R 3:15P 5:05P R 5:15P 7:05P

IST109 INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070844 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A $60 070845 M 5:40P 9:30P 1A $60 072185 MW 10:30A 12:15P 1A $60

IST123 INTERMEDIATE PROGRAMMING IN VISUAL BASIC.NET Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070847 T 5:40P 9:30P 1A $80 072186 MW 1:25P 3:15P 1A $80

IST137 INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING IN JAVA Prereq.Coreq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071964 W 5:40P 9:30P 1A $80

IST140 THE INTERNET AND COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071307 W 5:40P 9:00P 1A $50 HWTVC 070848 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

IST143 INTRODUCTION TO HTML AND WEBSITE HOSTING Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 071308 M 5:40P 9:50P 1A $40

IST209 PROJECT MANAGEMENT CONCEPTS 3 CREDITSWWC 071941 MW 12:30P 2:20P 1A $80

IST238 INTERMEDIATE PROGRAMMING IN JAVA Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071965 W 5:40P 9:30P 1A $80

IST253 DATA BASE CONCEPTS Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071942 T 5:40P 9:30P 1A $80

IST256 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071940 R 5:40P 9:30P 1A $80

IST259 PROJECT MANAGEMENT 4 CREDITSWWC 070852 W 5:40P 9:30P 1A $80

ITA—ItalianCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/ITANote: Any student who has taken two or more years of a foreign language and has studied that language during the previous two years should begin that language at the 201 level or change to a new language. In cases of doubt, placement will be determined by testing or consultation with the academic department.

ITA101 BEGINNING ITALIAN I 3 CREDITSWWC 071955 MW 7:05P 8:20P 1A

ITA102 BEGINNING ITALIAN II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070854 MW 5:40P 6:55P 1A 070855 S 9:00A 12:00P 1A

ITA202 INTERMEDIATE ITALIAN II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070856 TR 5:40P 6:55P 1A



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JPN—JapaneseCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/JPNNote: Any student who has taken two or more years of a foreign language and has studied that language during the previous two years should begin that language at the 201 level or change to a new language. In cases of doubt, placement will be determined by testing or consultation with the academic department.

JPN101 BEGINNING JAPANESE I 3 CREDITSWWC 071855 MW 7:05P 8:20P 1A

JPN102 BEGINNING JAPANESE II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070857 MW 5:40P 6:55P 1A

JournalismSee Communication (CMN)

LAT—LatinCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/LATNote: Any student who has taken two or more years of a foreign language and has studied that language during the previous two years should begin that language at the 201 level or change to a new language. In cases of doubt, placement will be determined by testing or consultation with the academic department.

LAT102 BEGINNING LATIN II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070859 TR 2:50P 4:15P 1A

LEG—Legal StudiesCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/LEG

LEG129 ROLE OF THE PARALEGAL Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070860 M 6:30P 9:10P 1A

LEG130 CIVIL LITIGATION I Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 072038 R 6:00P 8:40P 1A

LEG132 CIVIL LITIGATION II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070861 R 6:30P 9:10P 1A

LEG133 LEGAL RESEARCH AND WRITING Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070862 M 6:30P 9:10P 1A $90

LEG143 FAMILY LAW Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070863 T 6:30P 9:10P 1A

LEG201 COMMERCIAL LAW Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070864 W 6:30P 9:10P 1A

LEG212 FIELD EXPERIENCE/PARALEGAL Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070865 M 5:30P 6:20P 1A

LIB—Library SkillsCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/LIB

LIB103 LIBRARY SKILLS 1 CREDITWWC 070866 F 10:00A 12:00P 5B

MAT—MathematicsCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/MATNote: Initial selection of a mathematics course is determined by the results of a placement test. Contact the Liberal Arts Division or the Academic Testing Center for details. Applicability of credits in courses below the 100 level is limited. Students who have completed math courses at another college must present transcripts.

Mathematics Placement: Students not required to take pre-college review mathematics should take the Mathematics Course Placement Test to determine the appropriate level of math. A pre-test and authorization form may be obtained at the Liberal Arts Division office (LA 162) or from a counselor. The placement test is given in the Academic Testing Center, and the results are discussed and reviewed with a member of the mathematics faculty.

MAT031 BASIC ALGEBRA BRUSH-UP 1 CREDITWWC 070867 TWRF 8:30A 11:30A 2TP PE;PERMISSIONREQUIRED 070868 TWRF 5:30P 8:30P 2TP PE;PERMISSIONREQUIRED 070869 TWRF 1:00P 4:00P 2TP PE;PERMISSIONREQUIRED

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MAT033 BASIC MATHEMATICS 4 CREDITSWWC 070870 MW 8:00A 8:50A 1A MW 9:00A 9:50A 070871 MW 10:00A 10:50A 1A MW 11:00A 11:50A 070872 MW 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070873 MW 5:40P 8:10P 10 070874 TR 1:25P 2:35P 10 TR 2:45P 3:55P 070875 TR 9:00A 11:30A 10 070876 MW 5:40P 7:20P 1A 070877 TR 8:00A 8:50A 1A TR 9:00A 9:50A 070878 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A PERMISSIONREQUIRED 070879 TR 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070880 TR 5:40P 7:30P 1A 070881 MW 3:25P 5:15P 1A 072012 S 8:30A 12:00P 1A 072013 MF 10:00A 11:50A 1A 072014 WF 12:00P 1:50P 1A 072015 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1AJKC 070882 TR 9:00A 9:50A 1A TR 10:00A 10:50A 070883 TR 11:00A 11:50A 1A TR 12:00P 12:50P 070884 TR 5:30P 6:20P 1A TR 6:30P 7:20P 070885 MW 1:00P 1:50P 1A MW 2:00P 2:50P 070886 T 5:30P 7:20P 1A R 5:50P 7:20P 070887 TR 1:25P 3:45P 10 070888 MW 5:40P 8:10P 10 071334 S 9:00A 10:45A 1A S 11:00A 12:30P

MAT033ACC BASIC MATHEMATICS - ACCELERATED 2 CREDITSWWC 071335 MW 9:00A 11:30A 5A PERMISSIONREQUIRED

MAT034 BASIC ALGEBRA 4 CREDITSWWC 070889 MF 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070890 MF 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070891 WF 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070892 MW 8:00A 9:50A 1A 070893 MW 8:00A 9:50A 1A 070894 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070895 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070896 MW 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070897 TR 8:00A 9:50A 1A 070898 TR 8:00A 9:50A 1A 070899 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070900 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070901 TR 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070902 WF 9:00A 11:30A 10 070903 MW 5:40P 7:30P 1A 070904 MW 7:40P 9:30P 1A 070905 TR 5:40P 7:30P 1A 070906 TR 7:40P 9:30P 1A 070907 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A PERMISSIONREQUIRED 070908 MW 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070909 S 8:30A 12:20P 1A 070910 MW 9:00A 11:30A 10 070911 MW 5:40P 8:10P 10 070912 TR 1:25P 3:55P 10 070913 MW 3:25P 5:15P 1A 070914 TR 3:25P 5:15P 1AJKC 070915 TR 9:00A 10:50A 1A 070916 MW 9:00A 10:50A 1A 070918 TR 5:40P 7:30P 1A 070919 TR 5:40P 8:10P 10 070920 MW 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070921 S 8:30A 12:20P 1A 070922 TR 9:00A 11:30A 10

MAT108 TOPICS IN MATHEMATICS Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070923 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A LiberalArtsLearningCommunity;permission 070924 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A 070925 MW 3:00P 4:15P 1A 070926 TR 7:30A 8:45A 1A



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MAT110 ELEMENTARY TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070934 TR 1:25P 4:05P 7A 070935 T 5:40P 8:15P 1A

MAT115 ALGEBRA AND TRIGONOMETRY I Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070936 R 5:40P 8:20P 1A

MAT120 MATHEMATICS FOR LIBERAL ARTS Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 070937 MF 9:00A 10:15A 1A 070938 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A 070939 TR 7:30A 8:45A 1A 070940 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A 070941 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A 070942 M 7:05P 9:45P 1A 071858 T 7:05P 9:45P 1AJKC 070943 MW 3:30P 4:45P 1A 072017 TR 3:30P 4:45P 1ATVC 072031 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLx3389

MAT135 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA WITH APPLICATIONS Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070944 MW 8:00A 9:50A 1A 070945 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070946 MW 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070947 MW 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070948 MW 5:40P 7:30P 1A 070949 MW 5:40P 8:20P 10 070950 TR 2:50P 5:30P 10 070951 TR 7:05P 9:45P 10 070952 TR 8:00A 9:50A 1A 070953 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070954 TR 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070955 TR 5:40P 7:30P 1A 070956 S 8:00A 11:50A 1A 070957 TR 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070958 WF 8:00A 9:50A 1A 070959 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070960 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070962 TR 8:00A 9:50A 1A 070963 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070964 MF 10:00A 12:40P 10 071957 MW 5:40P 7:30P 1AJKC 070965 MW 11:00A 12:50P 1A 070966 TR 5:40P 7:30P 1A 070967 S 8:00A 11:50A 1A 070968 MW 5:40P 7:30P 1A 070969 TR 8:00A 9:50A 1A

MAT138 FINITE MATHEMATICS Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071859 WF 9:00A 10:15A 1A

MAT141 COLLEGE ALGEBRA AND APPLICATIONS Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070970 MW 8:00A 9:50A 1A 070971 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070972 MW 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070973 MW 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070974 TR 5:40P 7:30P 1A 070975 S 8:30A 12:10P 1A 070976 TR 8:00A 9:50A 1A 070977 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070978 TR 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070979 MF 10:00A 12:50P 10 070980 MW 5:40P 7:30P 1A 070981 F 6:00P 8:45P FB1 S 10:00A 12:45P 070982 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1AJKC 070984 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070985 MW 5:40P 7:30P 1A

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MAT146 PRE-CALCULUS Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070986 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070987 TR 8:00A 9:50A 1A 070988 TR 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070989 MW 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070990 F 6:00P 8:45P FB2 S 10:00A 12:45P 070991 MW 5:40P 7:30P 1A

MAT149 CALCULUS FOR SOCIAL SCIENCES OR BUSINESS Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070992 MW 5:40P 7:30P 1A

MAT151 CALCULUS I Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070993 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A 070994 MW 1:25P 3:15P 1A 070995 MW 7:30P 9:20P 1A 070996 TR 8:00A 9:50A 1A 070997 TR 5:40P 7:30P 1A 070998 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A

MAT152 CALCULUS II Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 070999 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A 071000 MW 5:40P 7:30P 1A

MAT200 STATISTICS FOR SOCIAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES I Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071001 T 7:05P 9:45P 1A 071002 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A 071003 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A 071862 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A

MAT205 STATISTICS FOR SOCIAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071863 M 7:05P 9:45P 1A

MAT252 DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 071005 TR 5:15P 6:55P 1A

MKT—MarketingCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/MKT

MKT101 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING 3 CREDITSWWC 071006 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A 071007 M 6:00P 8:40P 1AJKC 072037 M 6:00P 8:40P 1ATVC 071009 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

MKT240 CONSUMER BEHAVIOR 3 CREDITSWWC 071010 R 6:00P 8:40P 1A

MLT—Medical Laboratory TechnologyCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/MLTMedical Laboratory Technology combines the challenges and rewards of medicine and laboratory science. This program integrates lecture and laboratory instruction with clinical experience in area hospitals. Excellent employment opportuni-ties in hospitals, reference labs, pharmaceutical firms and public health settings.

This career is attractive to students who enjoy science and to adults who have a degree in science and are exploring new career options. For information and a program update, contact the MLT Coordinator at (609) 570-3387, or by e-mail, [email protected]. Next information session: Wednesday, January 16, 2008, 5 p.m., MS116.

Medical Office AssistantIf you would like to handle office functions in a doctor’s office, group medical practice, nursing care facility, hospital or clinic, this program may be for you. Mercer is offering this certificate program to meet the growing demand for special-ized medical office support staff. Skilled, qualified people are needed to help in storage, retrieval, coding and processing of the medical information needed for efficient health care delivery and reimbursement. For complete certificate program information, please call Admissions at (609) 570-3795 or e-mail [email protected]. See specialty courses listed under Office Systems Technology.

The Health Careers Center of the Mercer County Technical Schools also offers a Medical Assistant program in con-junction with MCCC. This program includes a strong clinical component with internship experience. Students must be available to attend school daily for this one-year program which begins each year in late August. Students completing this program will receive the Medical Office Assistant certificate from the college as well as a diploma from the Health Careers Center. The center also offers individual clinical modules for those who are not able to attend full-time. For information on this program, please contact Mrs. Virginia Clevenger at the Health Careers Center at (609) 587-7640.



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MUS—MusicCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/MUSAppreciAtion And History

MUS103 INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC 3 CREDITSWWC 071015 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A 071016 T 6:00P 8:40P 1AJKC 071999 T 4:15P 6:55P 1A

MUS225 MUSIC HISTORY & LITERATURE II: BAROQUE THRU MODERN Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071066 MW 8:00A 9:15A 1A

Music tHeory

MUS127 MUSIC THEORY I Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071041 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A $30

MUS227 MUSIC THEORY III: CHROMATIC HARMONY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071067 TR 2:50P 4:40P 1A $30

piAno clAss

MUS121 PIANO CLASS I 1 CREDITWWC 071035 TR 8:00A 8:50A 1A $40 071036 MW 2:00P 2:50P 1A $40 071037 MW 6:00P 6:50P 1A $40

MUS122 PIANO CLASS II Prereq. 1 CREDITWWC 071038 TR 9:00A 9:50A 1A $40

MUS221 PIANO CLASS III Prereq. 1 CREDITWWC 071064 MW 12:00P 12:50P 1A $40

MUS222 PIANO CLASS IV Prereq. 1 CREDITWWC 071065 MW 12:00P 12:50P 1A $40

GuitAr clAss

MUS142 GUITAR CLASS I 1 CREDITWWC 071042 W 6:00P 7:50P 1A $40

colleGe cHorus

MUS101 CHORUS I 2 CREDITSWWC 071013 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A

MUS102 CHORUS II 2 CREDITSWWC 071014 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A

MUS201 CHORUS III 2 CREDITSWWC 071044 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A

MUS202 CHORUS IV 2 CREDITSWWC 071045 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A

cHAMber enseMble

MUS111 CHAMBER ENSEMBLE I 2 CREDITSWWC 071031 TR 12:00P 1:15P 1A

MUS112 CHAMBER ENSEMBLE II 2 CREDITSWWC 071032 TR 12:00P 1:15P 1A

MUS211 CHAMBER ENSEMBLE III 2 CREDITSWWC 071060 TR 12:00P 1:15P 1A

MUS212 CHAMBER ENSEMBLE IV 2 CREDITSWWC 071061 TR 12:00P 1:15P 1A

individuAl instruction

MUS109 APPLIED MUSIC I 1 CREDITWWC 071017 TBA TBA 1A $375 brassstudentsonlycallext.3735 071018 TBA TBA 1A $375 guitarstudentsonlycallext.3735 071019 TBA TBA 1A $375 percussionstudentsonlycallext.3735 071020 TBA TBA 1A $375 pianostudentsonlycallext.3735 071021 TBA TBA 1A $375 stringsstudentsonlycallext.3735 071022 TBA TBA 1A $375 voicestudentsonlycallext.3735 071023 TBA TBA 1A $375 woodwindsstudentsonlycallext.3735

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MUS110 APPLIED MUSIC II Prereq. 1 CREDITWWC 071024 TBA TBA 1A $375 brassstudentsonlycallext.3735 071025 TBA TBA 1A $375 guitarstudentsonlycallext.3735 071026 TBA TBA 1A $375 percussionstudentsonlycallext.3735 071027 TBA TBA 1A $375 pianostudentsonlycallext.3735 071028 TBA TBA 1A $375 stringsstudentsonlycallext.3735 071029 TBA TBA 1A $375 voicestudentsonlycallext.3735 071030 TBA TBA 1A $375 woodwindsstudentsonlycallext.3735

MUS209 APPLIED MUSIC III Prereq. 1 CREDITWWC 071046 TBA TBA 1A $375 brassstudentsonlycallext.3735 071047 TBA TBA 1A $375 guitarstudentsonlycallext.3735 071048 TBA TBA 1A $375 percussionstudentsonlycallext.3735 071049 TBA TBA 1A $375 pianostudentsonlycallext.3735 071050 TBA TBA 1A $375 stringsstudentsonlycallext.3735 071051 TBA TBA 1A $375 voicestudentsonlycallext.3735 071052 TBA TBA 1A $375 woodwindsstudentsonlycallext.3735

MUS210 APPLIED MUSIC IV Prereq. 1 CREDITWWC 071053 TBA TBA 1A $375 brassstudentsonlycallext.3735 071054 TBA TBA 1A $375 guitarstudentsonlycallext.3735 071055 TBA TBA 1A $375 percussionstudentsonlycallext.3735 071056 TBA TBA 1A $375 pianostudentsonlycallext.3735 071057 TBA TBA 1A $375 stringsstudentsonlycallext.3735 071058 TBA TBA 1A $375 voicestudentsonlycallext.3735 071059 TBA TBA 1A $375 woodwindsstudentsonlycallext.3735

JAzz studies

MUS155 HISTORY OF JAZZ AND BLUES 3 CREDITSWWC 071043 TR 10:35A 11:50A 1A

MUS119 JAZZ BAND I 2 CREDITSWWC 071033 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1A $50

MUS120 JAZZ BAND II 2 CREDITSWWC 071034 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1A $50

MUS219 JAZZ BAND III Prereq. 2 CREDITSWWC 071062 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1A $50

MUS220 JAZZ BAND IV Prereq. 2 CREDITSWWC 071063 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1A $50

Music production And business

MUS123 MUSIC BUSINESS 3 CREDITSWWC 071039 R 6:00P 8:40P 1A

MUS230 INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL AUDIO PRODUCTION Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071068 MW 4:15P 6:00P 1A $90

NET—Networking TechnologyCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/NETThe computer networking field provides exciting, hands-on careers that are in demand now and into the future. MCCC’s Network Engineering Technology (NET) program has courses that map in whole or part to a variety of industry certifica-tions, including A+, Network +, MCP, MCSA, MCSE, CNA, CNE, CCNA, and CCNP. Students can pursue one or more areas of certification as part of either a one-year Certificate of Proficiency or a two-year A.A.S. degree program.

NET102 INTRODUCTION TO PC HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE 3 CREDITSWWC 071069 MW 8:00A 10:20A 1A $100 071070 T 5:40P 10:10P 1A $100

NET103 ADVANCED PC HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071072 R 5:40P 10:10P 1A $100 071073 TR 12:00P 2:20P 1A $100

NET104 NETWORKING ESSENTIALS 3 CREDITSWWC 071074 W 5:40P 9:30P 1A $100TVC 071075 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

NET120 WINDOWS DESKTOP OPERATING SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION 3 CREDITSWWC 071076 MW 12:30P 2:20P 1A $85 071783 M 5:40P 9:30P 1A $85

NET122 WINDOWS SERVER OPERATING SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071077 T 5:40P 9:30P 1A $85

NET126 NETWORK DIRECTORY SERVICES ADMINISTRATION Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071079 R 5:40P 9:30P 1A $85



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NET130 INTERCONNECTING NETWORK DEVICES Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071080 R 5:40P 9:30P 1A $85 071791 T 1:25P 5:05P 1A $85

NET214 MASTERING LINUX Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071792 M 5:40P 9:30P 1A $85

NET230 ADVANCED SWITCHED NETWORKS Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071793 T 5:40P 9:30P 1A $85

NET244 NETWORK DEFENSE AND COUNTERMEASURES Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071082 W 5:40P 9:30P 1A $85

NUR—NursingCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/NURCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/NSGWith starting salaries now above $45,000 and a New Jersey shortfall of RNs, the nursing profession offers excellent career opportunities for qualified students. Be sure to ask about scholarship opportunities.

The MCCC Nursing program culminates in the A.S. degree and candidacy for licensure as a registered nurse (RN). Instruction combines clinical experience in area hospitals with on-campus lectures and lab classes. Full-time and part-time study are available, in either a daytime or evening/weekend option, and licensed practical nurses are eligible for advanced standing. For application materials and program information, contact the Admissions office at (609) 570-3795 or e-mail [email protected].

The college also conducts two other nursing programs, one in collaboration with Capital Health System (CHS) and the other in conjunction with St. Francis Medical Center (SFMC). These programs culminate in a nursing diploma awarded by the hospital and the A.S. degree conferred by the college. For information about these cooperative programs, contact the college’s Admissions Office or the director of the respective nursing program as follows: CHS 394-4050 or SFMC 599-5190.

OHT—Ornamental HorticultureCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/OHTThe Ornamental Horticulture program provides practical and theoretical instruction to prepare students for positions in landscape planning, floral design, and greenhouse, nursery and turfgrass management. For additional information, call Professor Amy Iseneker, program coordinator, at (609) 570-3372 or e-mail [email protected].

OHT102 ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE 3 CREDITSWWC 071098 W 10:00A 11:50A 1A $40 W 1:00P 2:50P 071457 MW 6:00P 7:50P 1A $40

OHT108 SOIL AND PLANT NUTRITION Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 071099 TR 10:30A 11:50A 1A $40 R 1:25P 4:05P

OHT202 BASIC LANDSCAPE AND PLANNING II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071100 MW 7:25P 9:50P 1A $40

OHT208 FLORAL DESIGN II Prereq. 2 CREDITSWWC 071101 M 5:00P 8:40P 1A $75

OHT232 NURSERY MANAGEMENT I Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071458 T 6:00P 7:50P 1A $40 5satlabs9a-3p2/2-3/1

OHT241 EQUIPMENT AND INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071103 M 10:00A 11:50A 1A $40 M 1:00P 2:50P

OST—Office Systems TechnologyCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/OSTOffice skills courses at Mercer are designed for people who are currently working in the field and want to upgrade their skills—as well as for those who are pursuing a certificate or degree. Course content is continually updated to ensure that students are exposed to the most current technology and business applications in modern, well-equipped labs.

The Administrative Professional program also offers an Administrative Support certificate program and a Medical Office Assistant certificate program. For complete certificate requirements, please request a brochure by contacting Admissions at (609) 570-3795 or e-mail [email protected].

All computer application courses are mapped to Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certification exams: OST 219, OST 223, CIS 173, CIS 175, and CIS 182.

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OST105 MEDICAL INSURANCE, CODING AND BILLING Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071106 M 6:00P 9:50P 1A $50

OST106 MEDICAL OFFICE TRANSCRIPTION Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071107 T 6:00P 9:50P 1A $50

OST111 BASIC KEYBOARDING APPLICATIONS 3 CREDITSWWC 071108 T 1:25P 5:15P 1A $50 071109 WF 10:00A 11:50A 1A $50 071110 W 5:40P 9:30P 1A $50 071111 TR 10:00A 11:50A 1A $50JKC 071332 S 8:50A 1:00P 1A $50 STARTSJAN28

OST219 WORD PROCESSING CONCEPTS AND APPLICATIONS Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071113 R 5:40P 9:20P 1A $50 WORD2007JKC 071794 TR 12:00P 1:15P 1A $50 HW;USESWORD2007

OST222 CURRENT TOPICS IN OFFICE ADMINISTRATION Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071114 TR 9:00A 11:30A 1A $80 PARTOFPRACTICEFIRM 071115 TR 6:00P 8:30P 1A $80 PARTOFPRACTICEFIRM

OST223 ADVANCED WORD PROCESSING APPLICATIONS Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071116 W 5:40P 9:20P 1A $50 WORD2007,PUBLISHER2007

Painting and PrintmakingSee Fine Arts (ART)

ParalegalSee Legal Studies (LEG)

PHI—PhilosophyCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/PHI

PHI102 PHILOSOPHY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071117 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A 071118 T 7:05P 9:45P 1A

PHI204 ETHICS Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071120 M 7:05P 9:45P 1A 071121 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A

PHI205 MORAL CHOICES Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071122 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A 071123 R 7:05P 9:45P 1A 071124 MW 1:30P 3:30P 10TVC 071125 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389 071126 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

PHO—PhotographyCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/PHOThe Photography program includes foundation and advanced courses in both traditional and digital photography. Many courses are offered both day and evening, and students learn in modern, well-equipped facilities. Emphasis is on develop-ing creative and technical skills for both the novice and for those interested in careers in photography.

PHO101 INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOGRAPHY 3 CREDITSWWC 071127 M 1:25P 4:05P 1A $50 W 1:25P 3:05P 071128 T 9:00A 11:40A 1A $50 R 9:00A 10:35A 071129 M 10:00A 12:40P 1A $50 W 10:00A 11:35A 071130 S 9:00A 1:30P 1A $50 071131 W 6:00P 7:30P 1A $50 W 7:40P 10:10P

PHO102 INTERMEDIATE PHOTOGRAPHY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071132 T 6:00P 10:10P 1A $70

PHO103 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY FOR NON-MAJORS 3 CREDITSWWC 071133 R 6:00P 10:10P 1A $70

PHO110 HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071134 R 7:00P 9:40P 1A



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PHO203 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071135 W 6:00P 10:10P 1A $70

PHO204 ADVANCED STILL PHOTOGRAPHY Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 071136 M 6:00P 10:10P 1A $70

PHO251 PHOTOGRAPHIC JOURNALISM Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071137 T 1:25P 4:05P 1A $70 R 1:25P 3:05P

PHO301 NON-SILVER PHOTOGRAPHY 3 CREDITSWWC 071992 U 10:00A 4:15P 10 $70

PHY—PhysicsCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/PHY

PHY101 COLLEGE PHYSICS I Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 071139 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A $45 R 1:25P 4:15P 071140 MW 7:05P 9:50P 1A $45 071141 MR 7:05P 9:50P 1A $45

PHY102 COLLEGE PHYSICS II 4 CREDITSWWC 071142 TR 12:00P 1:15P 1A $45 T 1:25P 4:15P 071143 TR 7:05P 9:50P 1A $45

PHY111 PHYSICAL SCIENCE CONCEPTS Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071144 MW 10:00A 10:50A 1A $45 R 9:00A 10:50A 071145 MW 10:00A 10:50A 1A $45 F 8:40A 10:30A 071146 MW 10:00A 10:50A 1A $45 W 2:00P 3:50P 071147 MW 7:05P 8:55P 1A $45JKC 071148 T 6:00P 9:45P 1A $45

PHY117 UNIVERSITY PHYSICS I Prereq. 5 CREDITSWWC 071149 T 6:00P 6:55P 1A $45 TR 7:05P 9:45P 071150 M 6:00P 6:55P 1A $45 MR 7:05P 9:45P

PHY218 UNIVERSITY PHYSICS III Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 071416 MW 7:05P 9:45P 1A $45

PLS—PolishCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/PLS

PLS102 BEGINNING POLISH II 3 CREDITSWWC 071151 TR 5:40P 6:55P 1A

POL—Political ScienceCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/POL

POL101 AMERICAN POLITICAL SYSTEM Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071152 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A 071153 TR 10:00A 11:55A 10

POL102 STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT 3 CREDITSWWC 071154 M 7:05P 9:45P 1A

POL201 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 3 CREDITSWWC 071155 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A

POL203 LAW AND SOCIETY 3 CREDITSWWC 071156 T 7:05P 9:45P 1ATVC 071157 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

PSY—PsychologyCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/PSY

PSY101 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071158 WF 9:00A 10:15A 1A HW 071159 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1A 071160 MW 2:50P 4:05P 1A 071161 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A

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071162 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A 071163 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A 071164 WF 10:30A 11:45A 1A HW 071165 TR 2:50P 4:05P 1A 071166 M 7:05P 9:40P 1A 071167 T 7:05P 9:40P 1A 071168 W 5:40P 9:30P 10 071169 R 7:05P 9:40P 1A 071170 S 9:00A 12:00P 1A 071171 S 8:40A 12:50P FB2 071172 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A 071173 MW 9:00A 10:30A 1A 071865 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A Honors;specialpermission 072040 W 7:05P 9:45P 1AJKC 071174 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A 071176 M 6:00P 8:40P 1A 071177 M 6:00P 9:40P 10TVC 071179 TBA TBA 10VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLx3389 071180 TBA TBA 7BVC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLx3389 071181 TBA TBA 10VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLx3389

PSY201 EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071182 MW 2:50P 4:05P 1A

PSY204 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071183 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A

PSY206 CHILD DEVELOPMENT Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071184 MW 2:50P 4:05P 1A 071186 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A 071187 W 7:05P 9:45P 1AJKC 071188 T 6:00P 8:40P 1ATVC 071189 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLx3389 071190 TBA TBA 10VC $40 TV;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLx3389 071958 TBA TBA 7BVC WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLx3389

PSY207 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY: ACROSS THE LIFE SPAN Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071191 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A 071192 MF 2:40P 4:05P 1A 071193 R 7:05P 9:45P 1ATVC 071194 TBA TBA 7BVC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLx3389

PSY208 PERSONALITY Prereq. 3 CREDITSJKC 071959 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1A

PSY210 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071196 W 7:05P 9:45P 1ATVC 071198 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLx3389

PSY215 HUMAN SEXUALITY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071199 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1A

PSY217 THE PSYCHOLOGY OF STRESS Prereq. 3 CREDITSTVC 071200 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLx3389

PSY221 THE PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071201 T 7:05P 9:45P 1A

PTA—Physical Therapist AssistantCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/PTAThis 24-month program for full-time students combines lecture and laboratory classes with clinical experience in area physi-cal therapy facilities. Courses numbered PTA 106 and above are only open to students accepted for the professional phase of the program. Contact the Admissions office at 609-570-3795 or the coordinator by e-mail, [email protected].

Except as noted, enrollment in PTA courses is limited to students who have completed all basic skills requirements and have received full acceptance into the program. PTA majors are required to earn a minimum grade of C+ in PTA courses.

PTA101 INTRODUCTION TO PTA Prereq. 1 CREDITWWC 071202 W 6:00P 7:30P 10TVC 071203 TBA TBA 10VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLx3389

PTA105 KINESIOLOGY Prereq.Coreq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071204 MW 1:25P 2:50P 1A 071205 T 6:00P 9:00P 1A

PTA205 MOTOR DEVELOPMENT Prereq. 1 CREDITWWC 071206 T 9:10A 11:00A 7A



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PTA212 PTA THERAPY CLINIC Prereq. 4 CREDITSWWC 071207 MW 9:00A 11:00A 1A $15 NOCLASS3/24-4/25/08 R 8:00A 12:00P 071208 MW 9:00A 11:00A 1A $15 NOCLASS3/24-4/25/08 R 1:00A 5:00P

RadioSee Communication (CMN)

RAD—RadiographyCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/RADMajor shortages in this profession mean excellent salaries and superior opportunities for graduates. This 24-month program combines lecture, laboratory and extensive clinical experience in area hospitals. For application materials and program information, contact the Admissions office at (609) 570-3795. Specific questions may be directed to the faculty coordinator by e-mailing [email protected]. Be sure to ask about scholarships and guaranteed employment.

Enrollment in radiography courses is limited to students who have completed all basic skills requirements and have received full acceptance into the program.

REL—Religious StudiesCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/REL

REL102 LIVING WORLD RELIGIONS 3 CREDITSWWC 071220 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A

REL235 ENCOUNTERS BETWEEN RELIGIONS STUDIED THROUGH LIT Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071221 W 7:05P 9:45P 1A LINKEDWITHENG235

Respiratory TherapyBrookdale Community College reserves a limited number of seats in its Respiratory Therapy program for qualified Mercer County residents who have completed their general education and core science courses at Mercer County Com-munity College. For more details about this cooperative program, call the Admissions office at (609) 570-3795 or e-mail [email protected].

ScienceSee Biology (BIO), Chemistry (CHE), Physics (PHY)

SculptureSee Fine Arts (ART)

SOC—SociologyCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/SOC

SOC101 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071222 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A 071223 MW 10:30A 12:20P 10 071224 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1A 071225 MF 12:00P 1:15P 1A 071226 MF 1:25P 2:40P 1A 071227 M 7:05P 9:45P 1A 071228 TR 7:30A 8:45A 1A 071229 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A 071230 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A 071231 WF 10:30A 11:45A 1A 071232 R 5:40P 8:20P 1A 071233 S 1:00P 4:00P 1A 071234 WF 1:25P 2:40P 1A 071235 T 6:00P 9:45P 10 072039 S 1:25P 5:40P FB1JKC 071237 W 6:00P 8:40P 1A 071238 M 6:00P 9:40P 10 072018 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1ATVC 071239 TBA TBA 15VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389 071240 TBA TBA 10VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

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SOC102 SOCIAL PROBLEMS Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071241 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A 071242 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A 071243 W 6:00P 9:45P 10 071960 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A LiberalArtsLearningCommunity;permissionJKC 071244 R 5:40P 8:20P 1A

SOC103 ANTHROPOLOGY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071245 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A 072155 WF 10:30A 12:20P 10

SOC104 SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071247 MF 9:00A 10:15A 1A

SOC110 INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN SERVICE Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071248 M 5:40P 8:20P 1A

SOC132 INTRODUCTION TO WOMEN’S & GENDER STUDIES 3 CREDITSWWC 071249 WF 10:30A 11:45A 1A

SOC201 MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071250 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1AJKC 072019 T 5:40P 8:20P 1ATVC 071251 TBA TBA 10VC $40 WEB;ORIENTATIONINFOCALLX3389

SOC209 RACIAL ETHNIC AND MINORITY GROUPS Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071255 T 7:05P 9:45P 1AJKC 071256 MF 12:00P 1:15P 1A

SOC219 AGING AND DEATH Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071257 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A opentoallfuneralservicestudents

SOC225 MULTIDISCIPLINARY SOCIAL SERVICE PRACTICE Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 072168 W 5:40P 8:45P 10

SOC229 HUMAN BEHAVIOR IN THE SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 072167 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A

SPA—SpanishCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/SPANote: Any student who has taken two or more years of a foreign language and has studied that language during the previous two years should begin that language at the 201 level or change to a new language. In cases of doubt, placement will be determined by testing or consultation with the academic department.

SPA101 BEGINNING SPANISH I 3 CREDITSWWC 071259 TR 9:00A 10:15A 1A 071260 MW 9:00A 10:15A 1A 071261 WF 10:30A 11:45A 1A 071262 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A 071263 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1A 071264 TR 7:05P 8:20P 1A 071265 MW 7:05P 8:20P 1A 071266 TR 1:25P 3:20P 10 071267 MW 5:40P 6:55P 1A 071268 TR 5:40P 6:55P 1AJKC 071336 S 9:00A 11:40A 1A

SPA102 BEGINNING SPANISH II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071269 MW 10:30A 11:45A 1A 071270 TR 1:25P 2:40P 1A 071271 TR 7:05P 8:20P 1A 071272 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A 071273 MW 5:40P 6:55P 1A 071274 S 1:00P 4:00P 1A 071275 MW 2:50P 4:05P 1A

SPA105 SPANISH FOR HERITAGE SPEAKERS I 3 CREDITSWWC 071961 MW 2:50P 4:05P 14

SPA108 PRACTICAL SPANISH II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071277 TR 10:30A 11:45A 1A

SPA110 HISPANIC CULTURE 3 CREDITSWWC 071278 TR 2:50P 4:15P 10

SPA202 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH II Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071279 MF 10:30A 11:45A 1A 071280 TR 5:40P 6:55P 1A



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SpeechSee Communication (CMN)

STU—Student DevelopmentCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/STUSee also College Success Seminar (CSS)Applicability of these credits toward degree requirements is limited. Consult your academic advisor.

STU023 INTRODUCTION CAREER PLANNING 1 CREDITWWC 071281 TBA TBA 1AJKC 071282 W 6:00P 7:00P 14 071338 W 6:00P 7:00P 14

STU062 FEAR OF MATH 1 CREDITJKC 071283 F 11:00A 11:50A 1A

STU090 INTRODUCTION TO STUDENT SUCCESS 1 CREDITWWC 071284 TBA TBA 1A

THR—TheatreCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/THR

THR101 INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071285 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1A

THR102 STAGECRAFT 3 CREDITSWWC 071931 MW 2:50P 4:40P 1A $50

THR104 FUNDAMENTALS OF ACTING Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071286 MW 10:00A 11:50A 1A $35 071932 TR 1:25P 3:05P 1A $35JKC 071933 MW 4:10P 5:50P 1A $35

THR105 ACTING II: PRINCIPLES OF CHARACTERIZATION Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071287 TR 5:15P 6:55P 1A $35

THR210 THEATRE HISTORY: CLASSICAL TO ELIZABETHAN 3 CREDITSWWC 071289 MW 1:25P 2:40P 1A

THR217 THEATRE WORKSHOP Prereq. 3 CREDITSWWC 071290 TR 7:05P 9:35P 1A $50 SatclassinCM122from11-2pm

UTI—Energy Utility TechnologyCoursedescriptions,prerequisites,corequisites>>>>www.mccc.edu/courses/UTIThe A.A.S. Energy Utility Technology program cultivates the knowledge and skills for entry-level careers in the electric and gas utility industry, or for college transfer for an advanced degree.

Focusing on energy generation and delivery systems for electric and gas construction and maintenance, this program blends a strong academic foundation with hands-on work experience at approved energy utility facilities. Successful graduates are offered a full-time position with Public Service Electric and Gas Company.

For details, contact Professor Dominick DeFino at (609) 570-3456, or e-mail [email protected].

Visual ArtsArt courses are as popular with the general public as with art majors. Students in all degree programs may take art courses as humanities electives. Professionals register to hone their skills. Working adults and retired people enroll for the sheer joy of expressing and developing their creative talents. Entry level courses in art history, ceramics/sculpture, computer graphics, drawing, design and photography require no prior training or experience.

See Advertising Design (ADV), Fine Arts (ART), Digital Media Arts (DMA), Photography (PHO)


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TheVirtualCampuswww.mccc.edu/programs_tvc

A.growing.number.of.students.are.taking.distance.learning.courses.through.The.Virtual.Campus.(TVC)..Taking.courses.via.Internet.and.television.allows.students.to.choose.when.and.where.they.learn...However,.success.in.an.Internet.or.television.course.requires.commitment,.high.motivation,.and.independence.to.complete.assignments..If.you.need.structure,.human.interaction.or.easy.results.without.hard.work,.distance.learning.may.not.be.for.you.If.you.have.any.questions,.please.contact.us.at.(609)[email protected].

Taking an Internet Course (web-Based)To.take.an.Internet.course,.you.need.access.to.a.computer.and.MS.Word-compatible.software...Internet.courses.require.computer.literacy,.Internet.access,.and.a.web.browser.such.as.Internet.Explorer,.Firefox,.or.Netscape..

INTERNET COURSE ORIENTATIONJanuary 16, 2008 at 6 p.m. or January 26 at 10 a.m.

(February 23 at 10 a.m. for 10-week courses)IMPORTANT:.You.must.attend.this.in-person.orientation.in.CM110.on.the.West.Windsor.Campus,.especially.if.this.is.your.first.time.taking.an.Internet.course.

Taking a Telecourse (Television-Based)Mercer’s.cable.station,.Channel.26,.schedules.video.segments.for.courses.on.TV..In.addition,.students.may.rent.course.videos.from.Act.Media.Productions.through.their.website,.www.actmedia.org,.or.by.calling.(800).745-5480..Most.tapes.may.also.be.borrowed.overnight.through.the.MCCC.Library.Channel.26.is.only.available.to.viewers.in.Mercer.County..Subscribers.in.Trenton,.Ewing,.Hamilton,.Lawrence,.East.Windsor,.West.Windsor,.Princeton.Borough,.Princeton.Township,.Pennington,.Hopewell.Borough,.and.Hopewell.Township.can.watch.the.MCCC.Cable.TV.Network.included.as.part.of.the.basic.program.education.access.service.of.each.cable.system..Classes.are.not.available.to.satellite.television.subscribers.The.professors.of.the.HPE.111.telecourses.will.distribute.course.materials.at.mandatory.orientations.to.students.who.are.registered.by.January.11,.2008..Students.who.register.after.the.required.orientations.must.see.their.instructors.personally,.ASAP,.to.receive.the.course.materials..Further.information.can.be.found.at.www.mccc.edu/programs_tvc_tele.

TELECOURSE ORIENTATIONJanuary 16, 2008 at 6 p.m.

(February 21 at 6 p.m. for 10-week courses)HPE111 ONLY:.January.16,.2008.at.6.p.m.,.January.23.at.6.p.m.,.or.January.24.at.noon.in.CM110...Attendance.at.one.of.these.orientations.for.HPE111.is.mandatory.

Taking a Blended Course (In-Person & web-Based)Blended.courses.involve.both.web.technology.and.the.traditional.classroom..Time.flexibility.for.a.portion.of.the.course.credits,.plus.“face-to-face”.classroom.contact,.offer.students.the.best.of.the.online.and.classroom.learning.environments..“Face-to-face”.meeting.times.are.noted.on.your.schedule.

Refer.to.pages.9-43.for.Virtual.Campus.offerings.among..all.Spring.2008.course.listings,.identified.by.the.“TVC”.abbreviation...


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TelecoursesFor information about telecourse

program schedules, contact MCCC Telecommunications at (609) 570-3712.

For course information, contact the TVC office at (609) 570-3389.

InternetCourses

BIO115 Microbiological Science Concepts

HPE111 Living with Health

PSY206 Child Development

ACC106 Office Accounting I

ACC111 Principles of Financial Accounting

ACC112 Principles of Managerial Accounting

ACC215 Cost Accounting

BIO202 Woody Plants*

BUS101 Introduction to Business

BUS103 Business Mathematics

BUS107 Business Law I

BUS108 Business Law II

BUS210 Principles of Management

BUS230 International Business

BUS230 International Business*

BUS240 Human Resource Management

CIS175 PC Applications: Spreadsheets*

CMN101 Mass Media

CMN101 Mass Media*

CMN161 Writing for Radio/TV*

CMN271 New Developments

in Communications*

COS101 Introduction to Computer Science*

COS102 Computer Science I -

Algorithms & Programming*

ECO103 Basic Economics

ENG101 English Composition I

ENG101 English Composition I**

ENG102 English Composition II

ENG102 English Composition II**

ENG231 Literature of AIDS:

Confronting Catastrophe

FUN315 Funeral Service Law*

HIS101 History of Western Civilization to 1648

HIS102 History of Western Civilization

Since 1648**

Forfurtherinformationorforassistance,contactusat

(609)[email protected].

HIS105 United States History to 1865**

HIS106 United States History Since 1865**

HIS221 History of American Women

HIS238 American History and Literature*

HPE113 Medical Terminology

IST101 Computer Concepts with Applications

IST140 The Internet and Computer Technology

IST140 The Internet and Computer Technology*

MAT108 Topics in Mathematics

MAT120 Mathematics for Liberal Arts

MKT101 Principles of Marketing

NET104 Networking Essentials

OST219 Word Processing Concepts

and Applications*

PHI205 Moral Choices

POL203 Law and Society

PSY101 Introduction to Psychology*

PSY101 Introduction to Psychology**

PSY101 Introduction to Psychology***

PSY206 Child Development

PSY206 Child Development***

PSY207 Developmental Psychology

Across the Lifespan***

PSY210 Abnormal Psychology

PSY217 The Psychology of Stress

PTA101 Introduction to PTA**

SOC101 Introduction to Sociology

SOC101 Introduction to Sociology*

SOC101 Introduction to Sociology**

SOC102 Social Problems*

SOC201 Marriage and the Family**

SOC219 Racial, Ethnic, and Minority Groups*

*HW- combination of face-to-face classroommeetings blended with online learning activities**10-week course***7-week course


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JamesKerneyCampus

English Language Institute (ELI)The English Language Institute (ELI) offers noncredit courses in English as a

Second Language. Placement testing is provided at no charge. After testing, stu-dents can begin learning English mornings, afternoons, evenings or Saturdays.

Professional instructors provide six levels (pre-literacy to pre-college) of instruc-tion at convenient locations. Support services, including financial aid and academic advising, are provided to help ELI students to become proficient in English and on their way to better employment, higher education and deeper involvement in the community. Call 609-570-3135 to get started.

CTI provides short-term skills training and job placement for adults 18 years and older who are seeking employment in high-demand occupations.

CTI.training.areas.include:•.Off.ice.Automation.(features.current.

Microsoft.application.software)-.secretarial/word.processing-.medical.secretarial-.legal.secretarial-.computerized.accounting-.PC.applications

•.Culinary.Arts-.culinary.technician

ABE/GED ProgramsThe Adult Basic Education (ABE) and General Educational Development (GED)

programs provide an alternate way for adults to earn a New Jersey State GED diploma. Academic instruction is provided for individuals who are at least 16 years old and are not enrolled in a public school.

Instruction in reading, language arts, math, science and social studies is available in English and Spanish at the James Kerney campus and extension sites in the community. Classes are offered in the morning, afternoon and evening on an open enrollment basis. Distance learning opportunities are also under development.

Students under 22 years of age must complete a Certification of Non-Enrollment in School (a NJ State Department of Education form), available in room KC118 or KC220.

In addition to academic instruction, assistance is available to help students overcome obstacles to achieving their educational and/or career goals. To open new opportunities for the future, call 609-570-3185 today.

Courses available at the James Kerney Campus this Fall are designated “JKC” in the listings on pages 9 to 43.

Classes.use.various.instructional.approaches.and.meet.25.hours.per.week.for.30.weeks.

Financial Aid:.If.you.are.unemployed.or.meet.federal.low-income.guidelines,.you.may.be.eligible.for.tuition.assistance.through.PELL.and/or.Workforce.Investment.Act.(a.federally.sponsored.job.program).

Job Placement:.Graduates.have.been.placed.in.jobs.with.competitive.starting.salaries..While.no.guarantee.of.employment.can.be.made,.placement.assistance.and.referrals.are.provided.

Call.for.more.information:..(609).570-3148.or.3182.

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Admissions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . KC.218 . . . . . . . . . 3139Bookstore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . KC.219A. . . . . . . . 6774Bursar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . KC.212 . . . . . . . . . 3149Career.Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CC.146.. . . . . . . . . 3170Counseling/Advising............................................... KC.210 . . . . . . . . . 3165Financial.Aid.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . KC.218 . . . . . . . . . 3178Program.Acceptance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . KC.210 . . . . . . . . . 3166Registration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . KC.220 . . . . . . . . . 3182Student.Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . KC.214 . . . . . . . . . 3166Student.Orientation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . KC.214 . . . . . . . . . 3147

For more information about

James Kerney Campus programs call (609) 570-3139.

Inglés Como Segundo IdiomaCursos.de.Inglés.Como.Segundo.idioma.les.ofrecen.a.los.estudiantes.extranjeros.la.oportunidad.de.asistir.a.las.clases.como.estudiante.full-time.o.part-time..Antes.de.matricularse,.los.aplicantes.tienen.que.tomar.el.examen.para.determinar.en.nivel.en.el.cual.pueden.comenzar..(English.as.a.Second.Language.classes.offer.foreign.and.non-English.speaking.students.the.opportunity.to.attend.classes.on.a.full-time.or.part-time.basis..Before.enrolling,.applicants.must.take.the.English.as.a.Second.Language.placement.test.)

Los Cursos ESL (ESL Courses)*

COURSe nUMBeR CAMPUS

IntroductiontoGrammar ESL090 WestWindsor

SpeechConceptsI ESL103 WestWindsor

Adv.SpeechConceptsESL104 WestWindsor

GrammarConceptsI ESL121 WestWindsor

GrammarConceptsII ESL122 WestWindsor,JamesKerney

GrammarConceptsIII ESL123 WestWindsor

WritingConceptsI ESL133 WestWindsor

WritingConceptsII ESL134 WestWindso

WritingConceptsIII ESL135 WestWindsor

Inter.CriticalReading ESL140 WestWindsor

Adv.CriticalReading ESL141 WestWindsor,JamesKerney

See.pages.9-43.for.course.schedules.*Las.clases.serán.en.Inglés.(taught.in.English)..También.ofrecemos.clases.BILINGÜE.come.Conceptos.de.Computadoras.y.Mecanografía.Básica..Estas.clases.se.ofrecen.los.viernes.por.la.tarde.o.los.sabados.por.la.mañana.Para.obtener.más.información,..llamé.(609).570-3133.o.3178.

Kerney Learning CenterThe.Kerney.Learning.Center.(KLC),.located.on the third floor of the James.Kerney.Campus,.provides.computer-assisted.instruction,.tutoring.and.testing.for.enrolled.students..All.MCCC.credit.students.can.use.the.computer.lab.and.obtain.individual.tutoring.as.needed..Noncredit.students,.children.in.grades.4-12,.and.adult.learners.can.register.to.use.the.lab.through.their.respective.campus.programs..The.KLC.is.open.hours.to.suit.your.schedule..For.more.information.please.call.(609).570-3151.


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StudentServices(609)586-4800

AdvisementThe Office of Advisement Services assists new students at the West Windsor (570-3292 or [email protected]) and James Kerney (570-3139 or [email protected]) campuses with developing educational plans, course selection, and preparation for a progressive academic experience while at MCCC. A student with more than 12 credits should schedule an appointment with an advisor who is a faculty member in their chosen area of study. Faculty advisors are located in the Business Building, the Engineering Technology Building, the Liberal Arts Building, the Science & Allied Health Building and on the second floor of the James Kerney campus.

Career ServicesThe Career Center maintains a full library of career resources and provides informa-tion and assistance for choosing a major or a career, job searching and resume writing. The Center also coordinates job fairs in-volving local employers. 570-3397 or [email protected]

CounselingCounseling Services offers a wide range of programs designed to promote personal, social, academic and career growth. You may also contact the Student Advocate for your program. 570-3354 or [email protected]

Programs for Academic Services and Success (PASS)PASS is a comprehensive Retention Services program committed to the academic and social success of MCCC students. Its First-Year Experience (FYE) program assists

One-Stop EnrollmentAt.every.step.in.the.enrollment.process,.advisors.are.available.to.assist.students.with.both.academic and financial planning. The advisors provide program information and help .students.select.the.most.suitable.educational.courses.and.services.West Windsor Campus Student Center James Kerney Campus Mon..-.Thur.,.8:30.a.m..-.7.p.m.;.Fri.,.8:30.a.m..-.5.p.m.. Mon..-.Thur.,.9.a.m..-.7.p.m.;..................................... Fri.,.9.a.m..-.5.p.m..

Admissions:. (609).570-3795. (609).570-3139Registration/Records:. 570-3228. 570-3139Financial Aid:.. 570-3210. 570-3178. . ..E-mail:[email protected]@mccc.edu

new students in making the transition and adjustment to Mercer. Entering Student Assessment, College Success Seminar (CSS 101), Academic Alert System, Peer Mentoring, Nursing Resource Center, and the Academic Status Appeals “Back on Track” Process are some of the services offered. 570-3423 or [email protected] Educational Opportunity FundThe state-funded Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF) program provides access and academic support to New Jersey residents who meet state income guidelines. Counsel-ing, tutoring, leadership development and enrichment activities are among the services offered. To be considered for EOF, students must apply to PASS, complete the Free Ap-plication for Federal Student Aid, and attend an interview. 570-3423 or [email protected]

Student Support ServicesThe federally-funded Student Support Services (SSS) program assists low-income, first-generation students and those with disabilities to develop attitudes and competencies that enable them to achieve their educational goals. To be considered for SSS, students must apply to PASS, complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, and attend an interview. 570-3423 or [email protected]

English as a Second LanguageStudents interested in English as a Second Language (ESL) credit courses must take the placement test. 570-3244 or [email protected]


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International Students The office provides assistance to international students for admissions, immigration, academic and cultural adjustment concerns. 570-3531 or [email protected]

Transfer to Four-Year CollegesTransfer counselors and information are available to assist students who plan to transfer. Gathering information early will insure the development of a plan that will allow for a smooth transition to a four-year college. 570-3397 or [email protected]

Veterans’ Services MCCC is approved for veterans’ training under the GI bill and is a member of the SOC (Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges) Network. This office provides help with veterans’ educational benefits and the National Guard free tuition program. 570-3240 or [email protected]

The Learning CenterWhether students are experiencing difficulty in courses or want help achieving all “A’s,” tutoring is available in the Learning Center — free, and with no appointment neces-sary. Refer to the schedule available at www.mccc.edu.West Windsor Campus: Library room 224; 570-3422James Kerney Campus: third floor; 570-3151

Students with Special NeedsStudents with special needs may request reasonable ac-commodations for placement testing and coursework by providing appropriate documentation to the Office of Special Services (Library, room 221). Accommodations must be requested each semester. They are intended to provide flex-ibility and equalize opportunities for students with special needs. 570-3525 or 3517

Safety/SecurityThe college maintains a full-time security force, available 24 hours a day, trained in first aid and CPR, and ready to serve students as needs arise. College crime statistics are available upon request. 570-3503 — West Windsor Campus570-3175 — James Kerney Campus

VOTER REGISTRATIONMercer encourages all students to register to vote and to vote in all local, state and federal elections.

Voter registration forms are available in the Admissions, Registration and Student Services offices.

All student services, except the following, are located on the second floor of the

West Windsor Campus Student Center.

For more information

about...Admissions

(609).570-3795F

Academic Advisement570-3292.or.3139

F

Academic Testing Center570-3295

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Counseling570-3354.or.3423

F

Credit Course Registration

570-3228.or.3139F

Educational Opportunity Fund

570-3423F

Financial Aid570-3210.or.3178

F

International Student Services

570-3531.F

JKC Campus Services570-3139

F

Noncredit Courses570-3311

F

Transfer Counseling570-3307.or.3397

F

Academic DivisionsArts.&.Communication,.

570-3350Business.&.Technology,..

570-3482Liberal.Arts,.570-3378

Science.&.Health.Professions,.570-3383

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Library, Open Computer LabLibraries with open computer lab facilities are located at both the West Windsor and James Kerney campuses. A small library is available at the Dempster Fire Training Center. Each library contains print and non-print resources selected to meet your learning and resource needs. A web-based online catalog provides access to the collections. Additionally, library holdings include a growing database collection with access to over 2,400 electronic books. Students with valid MCCC ID cards may access online library resources from anywhere after creating a password. Check the library’s web page for more information. A small collection of course textbooks is on reserve for short-term library use only. Call (609) 570-3561 for availability.

Open Computer Lab: All registered students, including those enrolled in The Virtual Campus, may use the open computer labs. A valid MCCC student ID is required. Labs are open the same hours as the library in which they are located. Copies are 10 cents per page.

E-mail Accounts: Except for students in a few special-purpose courses, MCCC does not provide individual e-mail accounts. Students are encouraged to select free e-mail service providers. Go to http://fepg.net for options.

For more information call (609) 570-3560 or go to the library web page at www.mccc.edu/student_library.shtml

West Windsor Library Hours. Mon.-Thurs.. 8.am.-.10.pm. Fri.. 8.am.-.5.pm. Sat.. 9.am.-.4.pm. Sun.. closed

......... James Kerney Library Hours. Mon.-Thurs.. 9.am.-.8.pm. Fri.. 9.am.-.5.pm. Sat.. 9.am.-.noon. Sun.. closed

BookstoreAlso.visit.us.—.and.purchase.texts.and.clothing.online.—.at www.mccc.bkstr.comwEST wINDSOR CAMPUSLocation: second.floor.of.the.Student.CenterRegular Store Hours.(unless.otherwise.posted):Mon..-.Thurs.,.8:30.am.-.7.pm;.Fri.,.8:30.am.-.5.pm

Special hours for Spring 2008 semesterMon.. 1/21.(closed for Martin Luther King Holiday)Tue..-.Thurs.. 1/22-1/24.(classes start). 8.am.-.8.pmFri.. 1/25. 8.am.-.6.pmSat.. 1/26. 10.am.-.2.pmJAMES KERNEY CAMPUSRegular Store Hours.(unless.otherwise.posted):Mondays.only,.11.am.-.6:30.pm

Special hours for Spring 2008 semesterMon..-.Thurs.. 1/14-1/17.(pre-class week). 10.am.-.5.pmFri.. 1/18. closedMon.. 1/21.(closed for Martin Luther King Holiday)Tue..-.Thurs.. 1/22-1/24.(classes start). 8:30.am.-.7.pmFri.. 1/25. 8:30.am.-.5.pmSat.. 1/26. 10.am.-.1.pmMon..-.Thurs.. 1/28-1/31.(2nd week of classes). 10.am.-.5.pmFri.. 2/1. closed

Note: Special hours are posted on the library web page.

Store.hours.are.short-ened.during.Winter.Break,.and.regular.hours.will.resume.on.January.7,.2008.Phone.(609).570-3416.for.general.store.inqui-ries.and.hours;.(609).570-3425.for.textbook.information.


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WHo Must test

Unless.exempt,.the.following.students.are.required.to.take.a.FREE.placement.test:.full-time.students.(12.or.more.credits),.part-time.students.who.wish.to.enroll.in.a.course.that.will.result.in.the.accumulation.of.12.credits.or.more,.and.all.persons.who.wish.to.enroll.in.English.or.mathematics.courses..The.test.does.not.affect.your.admission.to.the.college,.but.the.results.help.to.place.you.in.the.appropriate.courses..The.test.is.self-paced.and.takes.approximately.two.hours..

exeMptions froM testinG

•.A.score.of.500.or.higher.on.the.critical.reading.portion.of.the.SAT.test.exempts.you.from.the.English.portion.of.the.placement.test.

•.A.score.of.500.or.higher.on.the.math.portion.of.the.SAT.test.exempts.you.from.the.math.part.of.the placement test (and qualifies you.for.the.college-level.math.placement.test).

•.An.ACT.score.of.21.or.higher.•.A.degree.from.an.accredited.U.S..

college.or.university.(transcript.evidence.required).

•.Evidence.(college.transcript).of.college-level.English.or.mathematics.courses.

•.Enrollment.in.ESL.courses.If.you.have.documentation.(i.e.,.SAT/ACT.test.scores.and/or.college.transcripts).that.will.exempt.you.from.the.math.and/or.English.sections.of.the.placement.test,.call.the.Admissions.office at (609) 570-3795.

If English is not your first language, call.(609).570-3244.to.arrange.for.the.English.as.a.Second.Language.Test..

ArrAnGeMents for testinG

You.can.take.the.placement.test.at any time.throughout.the.year.

Individualized.testing.is.available.through.the.Testing.Centers.of.each.campus..Please.call.(609).570-3295.(WWC).or.(609).570-3151.(JKC).for.details.and.arrangements.

Special.accommodations.for.testing.may be arranged through the Office of Special.Services.at.(609).570-3525.

PlacementTesting

•.Noncredit.evening,.daytime.and.weekend.courses

•.Expert.instructors.with.business.know-how•.One-day.workshops• Certificate programs with credit eligibility•.Beginners.to.advanced.levels•.Courses.begin.throughout.the.semester

• Noncredit registration throughout the semester

• In-county tuition rate applies to all students regardless of residence.

Look for your noncredit catalog in the mail. If you have not received one by early December, call (609) 570-3311 or e-mail [email protected].

Mention this ad and receive a 20% discount on tuition for a Personal Development course.

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Camp College (ages 6-14)Art,.music,.foreign.languages,.journalism,.swimming,.computers,.and.more!..Campers.choose.up.to.six.“courses”.for.each.four-week.session.to.make.this.a.truly.customized.summer.experience...Camp College begins June 16.and.meets.Monday.through.Thursday.from.8:30.a.m..to.4.p.m...Optional.Friday.programs.and.extended.child.care.as.well.as.one-week.half-.and.full-day.workshops.are.also.available..For.more.information.call.(609).570-3311.

sports Camps (ages 7-17)Mercer.County.Community.College.will.once.again.offer.its.annual.summer.soccer, tennis, basketball, softball, lacrosse, in-line hockey, field hockey, speed & quickness, and baseball sports.camps beginning June 16. Experienced.staff,.highly.successful.college.coaches.and.limited.enrollment.ensure.maximum.individualized.instruction..For.more.information.call.(609).570-3779.

tomato patCh Workshops (grades 5-12)Theater - Dance - Vocal Music - Visual ArtsSession.I.for.grades.8-12.begins June 23;.Session.II.for.grades.5-7.begins July 21..Students.select.a.major.concentration.in.either.the.performing.or.visual.arts.for.two.morning.classes..After.lunch,.electives.in.other.areas.may.include.stage.combat,.puppetry,.children’s.theatre,.computer.art,.improvisation,.painting,.drawing,.jazz,.musical.theatre,.tap.dance,.vocal.ensemble,.comedy,.and.directing..For.more.infor-mation.call.(609).570-3566.

To receive more information in January about MCCC summer youth programs, check the appropriate box(es) below and return this coupon to: Center for Continuing Studies, Mercer County Community College, PO Box B, Trenton, NJ 08690; or call (609) 570-3311; FAX (609) 570-3883

NOTE: Prior campers will automatically receive a brochure in January.

Name._____________________________________________________________________________

Street.Address.______________________________________________________________________

.City____________________________________________________.State______..Zip. ___________

.Telephone.(_________).______________________________________________________________

summer Youth Camps open house!sundaY, JanuarY 27, 12-3 p.m. in the student Center

•.Meet.the.camp.directors•.Have.all.your.questions.answered•.Learn.about.new.programs.and.activities•.Tour.the.facilities

Visit our website: www.mccc.edu/community_youth

Snowdate: 2/3

SummerCampsA.variety.of.summer.youth.programs.will.be.offered.at.Mercer’s.West.Windsor.campus.this.summer...Enthusiastically.supported.by.parents.and.campers.alike,.all.of.these.programs.share.one.very.important.attribute.that.makes.them.unique.—.each.takes.advantage.of.special.opportunities.available.only.on.a.college.campus.

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Transfer Opportunities

Mercer’s.transferprograms.make.it.easy.for.you.to.move.on.to.other.colleges.and.universities..Hundreds.of.Mercer.graduates.transfer.successfully.each.year.to.many.highly.regarded.bachelor’s.degree-granting.institutions.

Our.dualadmissionsagreementswith.The.College.of.New.Jersey,.Montclair.State.University,.Rider.University,.Rutgers.University,.Penn.State.Abington,.Saint.Peter’s.College,.Wilmington.College,.and.New.Jersey.Institute.of.Technology.and.our.transferagreements.are.ideal.for.students.wishing.to.earn.a.bachelor’s.degree..These.agreements.enable.Mercer.students.to.predict.how.their.course.credits.will.transfer.

MCCC’s.specialpartnership.with.Fairleigh.Dickinson.University.makes.it.convenient.for.students.to finish certain bachelor’s or master’s degrees on-site at Mercer..The.college.also.supports.local.students.pursuing.certain.University.of.Delaware.bachelor’s.degrees.via.distance.learning.

For.those.who.are.undecided.about.transferring,.the.college.maintains.resources.and.offers.appointments.to.students.to.explore.options.at.other.colleges.and.universities..Mercer.is.just.the.beginning!

For more information about the transfer opportunities at Mercer, call Transfer Services at (609) 570-3397, visit www.mccc.edu, or email [email protected].

Get a FREE College Education!. Graduate in the top 20% of your 2005, 2006 or 2008 high school class.

. Enroll in an associate degree program and sign up for at least 12 college credits.

. Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), although NJ STARS eligibility is not based upon financial need.

Your second year at Mercer is renewable if all academic criteria are met.

For more information call the MCCC Financial Aid office at (609) 570-3218 or e-mail [email protected]

*up to 15 credits per semester

You can attendMercer County Community Collegetuition-free* through


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ProgramsofStudy• If you do not anticipate seeking a degree or certificate from Mercer, select from the list

of Non-Degree Objectives.• All other students should indicate their current or anticipated degree or certificate objective.• In general... A.A., A.S. and A.F.A. are transfer programs and A.A.S. are career programs.

Non-Degree ObjectivesProgram CodeNon-DegreeCareerRelated 30150Non-DegreeExploratory 30300Non-DegreeOtherCollege 30160Non-DegreePersonalDevelopment 30170

Degree ProgramsProgram CodeAccounting A.A.S. 24000AccountingandManagement A.A.S. 25710AdministrativeProfessional A.A.S. 26900AdvertisingDesign A.A.S. 24100ArchitecturalandBuilding

ConstructionTechnology A.A.S. 24400Architecture A.S. 21000AutomotiveTechnology A.A.S. 24500AviationCustomerRelations A.A.S. 24250AviationFlightTechnology A.A.S. 24300AviationManagement A.S. 24200BankingandFinancialServices A.A.S. 24570Biology A.S. 21400BusinessAdministration A.S. 21200BusinessSoftwareApplications A.A.S. 25720ChefApprenticeship A.A.S. 25650ChefApprenticeship/Pastry A.A.S. 25660Chemistry A.S. 21600CivilEngineeringTechnology A.A.S. 24800Communication A.A. 13850Communication:SpeechandTheatre A.A. 13860ComputerScience A.S. 21700CriminalJustice–Corrections A.S. 21800CriminalJustice–LawEnforcement A.S. 21850

Culinology A.S. 25670Dance A.A. 13200Dance A.F.A. 15400DigitalMediaArts A.A.S. 24150

3-DAnimationconcentration A.A.S. 24151DigitalImagingconcentration A.A.S. 24153WebDesignconcentration A.A.S. 24152

Education A.A. 13760Education/SpecialEducationAssistant A.A.S. 25250ElectronicsEngineeringTechnology A.A.S. 25300EnergyUtilityTechnology A.A.S. 25310EntertainmentTechnology A.A.S. 27000ExerciseScience A.S. 22100FireScienceTechnology A.A.S. 25500FuneralService A.A.S. 25550FuneralServicePreparatory A.A.S. 22700HealthScience A.A.S. 26350Heating,Refrigeration,AirCondition.* A.A.S. 25800Hotel,Restaurant,andInstitutionMgt. A.A.S. 25600Illustration A.A.S. 24160InformationSystems A.S. 22300InformationTechnology A.A.S. 24700LaboratoryTechnology A.A.S. 25900LiberalArts A.A. 13400

AmericanStudiesconcentration A.A. 13440Humanitiesconcentration A.A. 13480InternationalStudiesconcentration A.A. 13410PoliticalandLegalStudiesconcentration A.A. 13470SocialScienceconcentration A.A. 13460Women’sandGenderStudiesconcentration A.A. 13430

Management A.A.S. 25740Marketing A.A.S. 25760Mathematics A.S. 22200MedicalLaboratoryTechnology A.A.S. 26310MicrocomputerSystemsAdministration A.A.S. 24950

TheMCCCCollege-WideHONORSPROGRAM

an enriched college experiencefor highly motivated, intellectually curious, academically exceptional students

You should take an honors course if this describes you:* I have (or expect to have) a 3.5 GPA in 12 college credits. * I like academic challenges. * I want to learn more than the minimum required.

SPRING�008HONORSCOURSESHonorsCMN112 PublicSpeaking #070406 Tue./Thur. 1:25-2:40HonorsECO112 Microeconomics #071780 Wed. 6:00-8:40HonorsENG102 EnglishCompositionII #071808 Mon./Wed. 9:00-10:15HonorsENG212 IntroductiontoLiterature:Poetry #071812 Tue./Thur. 1:25-2:40HonorsHIS102 HistoryofWesternCivilizationSince1648 #071854 Tue./Thur. 10:30-11:45HonorsPSy101 IntroductiontoPsychology #071865 Mon./Wed. 10:30-11:45

To enroll in an Honors course, see Dr. Carol Denise Borkoffice LA172 * [email protected] * 609-570-3890

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Music A.S. 23500Nursing A.S. 22790NursingCooperative

CapitalHealthSystem A.S. 22928 St.FrancisMedicalCenter A.S. 22918OrnamentalHorticulture A.A.S. 26500Paralegal A.A.S. 26000PhysicalTherapistAssistant A.A.S. 26880PlantScience A.S. 22600Radio A.A.S. 26700Radiography A.A.S. 26810RespiratoryTherapy** A.A.S. 26860SocialService A.A.S. 24600TechnicalStudies A.A.S. 27010Television A.A.S. 26950Theatre A.A. 13900Theatre A.F.A. 15500VisualArts A.F.A. 15600

Certificates of ProficiencyProgram Code3-DAnimation 67460AdministrativeSupport 68600ArchitecturalTechnology 67100AviationFlightTechnology(CFI) 67160CateringManagement 67370ComputerAidedDesign 67800ComputerScience 67420DigitalImaging 67440ElectronicsEngineeringTechnology 68500EngineeringScience 67750FireScienceTechnology CodeEnforcement 68000 Officer/Administrator 68010FuneralService 68100Heating,Refrigeration,andAirConditioning* 68200MedicalOfficeAssistant 68650MicrocomputerApplications 68530OrnamentalHorticulture 68700

Paralegal 68630ParaprofessionalClassroomEducator 68770Photography 67850ProfessionalBaking 67350ProfessionalCooking 67300RetailManagement 68920SmallBusinessEmploymentReadiness 67180SmallBusinessManagement 67150TotalQualityManagement 68900TravelAgent 67170WebDesign 67480

Information Technology Certificates of Proficiency Program CodeAdvancedBusinessProgramming 67533AdvancedNetworkEngineering 67532AdvancedWebsiteDevelopment 67531CommunicationInstallationTechnician 67501ComputerInformationManagement 67534ComputerNetworkTech.–Ciscospecialization 64762ComputerNetworkTech.–Microsoftspecialization 64761ComputerNetworkTech.–Securityspecialization 64763ComputerSalesTechnician 68503ComputerUserSupportTechnology 64765DatabaseAdministration–Oracle 67522DatabaseAdministration–SQL/MySQL 67521Microsoft.NETProgrammingEnvironment 67528NetworkEngineeringTech.–Ciscocertification 67526NetworkEngineeringTech.–Microsoftcertification 67525NetworkEngineeringTech.–Securitycertification 67527PCInstallationTechnician 67502Programming 67524ProgrammingTechnology 64764ProjectManagement 67523

* offeredjointlywithMercerCountyTechnicalSchools** offeredthroughBrookdaleCommunityCollege

Business/LegalBUS 107 Mon./Wed. 9:00 - 10:15 a.m. Prof. Jonathan RoweCMN 112 Mon./Wed. 10:30 - 11:45 a.m. Prof. Ozana CastellanoENG 102 Tue./Thur. 1:25 - 2:40 p.m. Prof. Diane RizzoIST 101 Tue./Thur. 10:00 - 11:50 a.m. Prof. Andrea Lynch

EducationEDU 109 Tue./Thur. 10:30 - 11:45 a.m. Prof. Marianne ReynoldsENG 102 Tue./Thur. 1:25 - 2:40 p.m. Prof. Sharmila SenHIS 105 Tue./Thur. 9:00 - 10:15 a.m. Prof. Craig CoenenIST 101 Mon./Wed. 10:00 - 11:50 a.m. Prof. Winston Maddox

Liberal ArtsENG 102 Tue./Thur. 10:30 - 11:45 a.m. Prof. Jack TaborHIS 102 Mon./Wed. 10:30 - 11:45 a.m. Prof. Padhraig HigginsMAT 108 Mon./Wed. 9:00 - 10:15 a.m. Prof. Alison Becker-MosesSOC 102 Tue./Thur. 9:00 - 10:15 a.m. Prof. Gianna Durso-Finley

For more details, consult your academic advisor or contact any academic division office (see page 3).

New at Mercerfor Spring 2008:

Learning Communities!

Why Join a Learning Community?U Take courses that are clearly interconnected with each otherU Form study and support groups with classmatesU Engage in group activities (events, field trips)U Be part of a community of learnersU Hang out with other students also interested in a college

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AcademicSchedule,Tuition

tuition And colleGe fees*Mercer County Community College reserves the right to change tuition or fees at any time. Figures below, accurate at time of publication, include a $9.00 college fee and a $8.50 technology fee applied per credit.

Total.Number. Mercer.resident. Non-Mercer. Out-of-state. of.credits/. or.student.with. resident.without. or.foreign.charge.hours. chargeback**. chargeback. student. 1. $102. $136.50. $208.50. 2. 204. 273.00. 417.00. 3. 306. 409.50. 625.50.. 4. 408. 546.00. 834.00.. 5. 510. 682.50. 1,042.50.. 6. 612. 819.00. 1,251.00. .7. 714. 955.50. 1,459.50. .8. 816. 1,092.00. 1,668.00. .9. 918. 1,228.50. 1,876.50*Plus applicable special course fees and lab fees..**Students who are residents of New Jersey counties other than Mercer may qualify for in-county rates if the courses they seek at MCCC are not available at their own community colleges.

ClassesbeginJanuary��fortheregular15-weeksemester.See pages 58-59 to register online, in person, by FAX or by mail before January 16 to avoid

late fees (for later starting courses, see chart below).Any student who registers after the deadlines below will incur a $35 late fee. Further, special

divisional permission may be required. It pays to register early! Questions? Call Registration at (609) 570-3228.

Payment and Refund PolicyNo later than the first day of the semester, students must drop any unpaid class(es). Thereafter, students are responsible for full payment for all classes that they have registered for. Students may apply for a full refund for a class through the first business day after the initial meeting of that class. There are no refunds other than full refunds, which are processed the 2nd and last Monday of each month in the form of a check mailed to the student. A course dropped anytime after refund eligibility for that course ends will be processed as a withdrawal, with no refund of tuition or fees.

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Community.colleges.charge.the.lowest.tuition.and.fees.of.all.higher.education.institutions..Mercer.County.Community.College.receives.significant support from Mercer County and the.State.of.New.Jersey,.but.courses.are.not.free..Students.are.required.to.pay.for.a.portion.of.their.education..To.determine.the.cost.of.a.course,.consider.tuition.and.college.fees,.special.course.fees,.books.and.supplies.

Tuition and FeesTuition.and.college.fees.are.calculated.on.a.per-credit.basis..The.table.on.page.56.will.help.you.determine.how.much.you.owe.based.upon.the.total.number.of.credits.you.are.taking.and.your.residency..Besides.regular.tuition.and.college.charges,.some.courses.carry.an.additional.fee..These.are.indicated.in.the.Course.Listings.(pages.9-43).

Books and SuppliesStudents.must.purchase.their.own.books.and.supplies..The.College.Bookstore.(see.page.50.for.hours.and.locations).sells.all.necessary.items..Costs.range.from.$1.to.more.than.$150,.with.the.average.course.costing.$100..Supplies.can.include.inexpensive.items.such.as.pens.or.rulers,.or.very.expensive.items.such.as.a.camera.for.photography.or.certain.art.supplies.

PayingforYourEducationPayment of Course CostsTuition.and.fees.are.due.by.Friday,.December.14,.2007.for.all.Spring.semester.students.who.have.registered.by.that.date..After.that.date,.payment.is.due.when.you.register..You.can.pay.by.cash,.check,.money.order,.VISA,.MasterCard.or.American.Express..Payment.can.be.made.in.person,.by.mail.or.at.www.mccc.edu.if.you.use.a.credit.card..Questions.about.your.bill.should.be.directed.to.the.Bursar’s.Office at (609) 570-3499.

Financial AidOur financial aid staff will answer your questions.and.help.you.complete.the.forms..However,.processing.may.take.up.to.60.days,.so.apply.as.early.as.possible.—.even.before.completing.an.application.for.admission.You.will.be.considered.for.all.federal,.state.and MCCC financial aid if you complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)...The.best.way.to.apply.is.online.at.www.fafsa.ed.gov...Online.applications.get.processed.faster.and.the.online.edits.will.help.you.avoid.mistakes.Help.is.available.at.the.Financial.Aid.Office on the second floor of the Student Center and the Student Services Office in room.209.at.the.James.Kerney.Campus.Info:.(609).586-4800,.ext..3210.(WWC).or.ext. 3178 (JKC), or [email protected].

Unemployed?Tuition.may.be.waived.for.unemployed.persons.during.Late.Registration.only..Consult your local unemployment office for benefit details.

Senior CitizensMercer.County.residents.who.are.65.years.or.older.may.have.their.tuition.waived..Eligible.students.must.register.during.Late.Registration.and.pay.all.other.associated.fees.for.the.course..Details.at.www.mccc.edu.

HOPE ScholarshipYou.may.be.eligible.for.up.to.$1500.in.tax.credits..Details.at.www.irs.ustreas.gov.

Vet AssistanceMCCC.is.approved.for.veterans’.training.under.various.GI.Bills..Information:.(609).570-3240.

MonthlyPaymentPlanStudents may apply online, over the telephone to Academic Management Services (AMS), or in-person at the MCCC Accounting Office for interest-free monthly payments.

4 Ways to Enroll• Go to www.mccc.edu and click on

“Payment” link.

• Call AMS customer service at 1-800-635-0120, Monday through Friday 8 a.m. - 10 p.m., Saturday from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. (EST).

• Visit the AMS website, www.TuitionPay.com, 24/7 for more information.

• Mail application form and payment to AMS – forms available at the MCCC Bursar’s Office, Enrollment Services, Accounting Office, and Kerney Campus Student Services.

PaymentsA $50 non-refundable fee plus the first payment is due upon applying to AMS. Payments can be made by credit card, check, electronic check, or automatic debit.Cash or VISA payments are accepted at both the West Windsor and James Kerney campuses. Any questions should be directed to the Bursar’s Office at (609) 570-3499.


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ConvenientSpringRegistration

Mercer County22..City.of.Trenton23..E..Windsor.Twp.24..Ewing.Twp.25..Hamilton.Twp.26..Hightstown.Bor.27..Hopewell.Bor.28..Hopewell.Twp.29..Lawrence.Twp.30..Pennington.Bor.31..Princeton.Bor.32..Princeton.Twp.33..Washington.Twp.34..W..Windsor.Twp.

Other Counties01..Atlantic02..Bergen03..Burlington04..Camden05..Cape.May06..Cumberland07..Essex08..Gloucester09..Hudson10..Hunterdon41..Middlesex42..Monmouth43..Morris44..Ocean45..Passaic46..Salem47..Somerset49..Union50..Warren

residency codes

ACCEPTED FORMS OF PAYMENT(Payment Plan available — see page 57)

1. Cash

2.

3. Check (include.Student.ID.number)

You can also view your

grades online!

ReturningStudents

• Examine your program requirements.

• Consult an academic advisor.

NewtoMCCC• Complete admissions application

(available at www.mccc.edu or call 609-570-3795).

• Submit college transcripts* or take placement test (see page 51).

* or verification that course(s) will transfer to your college

Choose one of the 4 convenient ways to register.Register early to avoid late fees! See page 56 for key dates.

PLEASENOTE:Due to their popularity, some high-demand classes may already be filled.Register early for improved chances of course availability and best class selection.

�:In-Person• WEST WINDSOR CAMPUS Office of Enrollment Services Student Center - 2nd floor When: Monday-Thursday, 8:30 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Payments can be made at the Bursar’s Office at the same location and times as above.

• JAMES KERNEY CAMPUS Office of Admissions, KC 218 When: Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

�:Fax(609)5�0-�861Simply complete the registration form on the next page and FAX it to (609) 570-3861. To register by FAX you must include your credit card (VISA,.MasterCard,.or.American.Express only) number and expiration date and CVV2 number (3-digit number on back of card; 4-digit number on front of American Express).

You’ll receive a confirmation by return mail.

1:Onlinewww.mccc.edu

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Mail or Fax this form to: MCCC Registration, PO Box B, Trenton, NJ 08690 • Fax (609) 570-3861

Last.Name. Social.Security.Number.or.Student.ID.#

First.Name. MI

Residency.Code(see.facing.page)

Address

City. State. Zip

(Area.Code).Phone.Number.(Home)................................(Area.Code).Phone.Number.(Business)

Race:

h.American.Indian.or.Alaskan.Native.. h.Asianh.Black.or.African.Americanh.Native.Hawaiian.or.other..

Pacific Islanderh.Whiteh.Other:_______________________

MO. DAY. YR. Sex.M/FBirth.Date

Are you a U.S. citizen?.h.yes...h.no**...**If no, check your immigration status below and attach a photocopy of valid INS documentation.

h.Permanent.Resident...h.Refugee..h.Political.Asylee.. h.Permanent.Resident.Applicant...h.Political.Asylee.Applicant

Course FeeCourse Reference Course Credit/ (if any)Number Number Title Charge Hours from course listing

Cardholder.name________________________________________.Card.expiration.date.. _________________

Amount.to.be.charged.$_________________.Cardholder.signature.___________________________________ResidencyHave.you.or.your.parent(s)/guardian(s).been.a.New.Jersey.resident.for.at.least.12.months?.h Yes. h NoUnder.the.Family.Educational.Rights.and.Privacy.Act.of.1974,.the.college.will.release.certain.directory.information.about.stu-dents unless specifically requested not to do so by the student.

I.have.met.the.course.prerequisites.and.understand.that..I.am.responsible.for.knowing.important.deadline.dates.

__________..x___________________________________Date. Signature

Please Check One:

h..I.am.a.continuing.MCCC.studenth..I.am.a.new.MCCC.studenth..I.am.a.former.MCCC.studenth..I.am.still.in.high.school

Program Code hhhhh (See.pages.54-55.for.Program.Code.list)

E-mail.Address:____________________________

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h.Non-Immigrant___.B.1/2. ___.H.1-4___.F.1. ___.F.2___.J.1/2. ___.Other.____________

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PAYMENT—Full.payment.of.tuition.and.fees..and/or proof of financial aid or Payment Plan.arrangements.must.accompany.registration...Do not send cash.

h.Check.or.money.order.enclosed.for.$________________...

Total course fees $

Total credit/hours taken

Tuition and college fee charges due + $ from tuition table on page 56 Registration Fee + $ TOTAL DUE $

h h. .Number

hCVV2 Number (3-digit number on back of card; 4-digit number on front of American Express)

Mercer County Community College1200 Old Trenton RoadPO Box B, Trenton, NJ 08690

www.mccc.edu

Upcoming Special Events

CLIFFORD POLLARD, Liberal Arts

Creating the Future, Celebrating SuccessJoin us, celebrate, and learn about the success of your community college!December 5, 2007: 4:30 - 6:30 p.m., Conference CenterDetails at www.mccc.edu/dec5

Explore Mercer! Open HouseApril 9, 2008: 6 p.m., Student Center Cafeteria(see page 2)

Career NightsMeet with experts in the field. Learn about programs, services and resources. Call to reserve a place: (609) 570-3795.

Medical Laboratory Science January 16, 2008: 5 p.m., MS116Learn more about career opportunities in the 14-month professional program in Medical Laboratory Technology offered at MCCC, where students are trained by laboratory professionals and receive career-related experience.

Aviation April 16, 2008: 6 p.m., Student CenterLaunch your career as a pilot at this informative evening about aviation- related jobs. Meet with aviation faculty as well as career and admissions counselors.

Mercer County College Fair(sponsored by the Mercer County Professional Counselors Association)Over 200 colleges represented, from all over the country.High school students and parents invited.April 29, 2008:6:30 p.m., PE Building

(all at MCCC’s West Windsor Campus, 1200 Old Trenton Road)

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