Guide to Admission
- High School Students
- First-Year Students
- Steps in Applying
- What to Expect (High School vs. College)
- Academic Options at UCM
- For High Ability Students
- For Home-Schooled Students
- For Students with a GED
- For Adult Students
- For Multicultural Students
- For Recently Admitted Students
- For Students with a Disability
- Bringing in Dual Credit
- Success Program
- Recently Admitted Students
- Transfer Students
- Dual Admission Students
- Non-Degree Seeking Students
- Visiting/Summer/Readmitted Students
- Parents & Family
- Student Financial Services
- Forms
Academic Options at UCM
At UCM, you'll be able to choose from 150 areas of study, giving you a lot of options for your future.
You'll take about five classes each semester. A typical first semester includes:
- One or two general courses, such as math or English
- An introductory course in your major
- One or two elective courses
Ways to enhance your UCM education:
- Join one of our 200-plus student organizations.
- Study abroad in Great Britain, Germany, Australia or dozens of other countries.
- Take interesting and fun classes like Film Appreciation; Race, Class and Gender; or Vampire Literature.
- Join The Honors College. You'll take stimulating classes with other motivated students and complete a research project of your own design.
Sample First Semester Class Schedule
Open Options |
College Algebra |
Criminal Justice |
Biology 1 Biology 1 Lab College Algebra Composition 1 General Psychology Introduction to Criminal Justice Student Development Seminar |
Elementary Education |
American Government Composition 1 Experiencing Music Public Speaking Spanish 1 Student Development Seminar |
