Undergraduate Admissions
- 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
Success Program Learning Community
The learning community is a crucial component to the success of all college freshmen. A sense of community develops through participation in three common courses. These courses consist of a General Supplemental Instruction which is a planned review and study session for your Gen Ed class, and a Learning Strategies course which introduces the strategies needed for success in college. An important part of the learning community is the formation of a family environment that eases the transition from high school to college. The Learning Strategies (1820) classes begin during the four-day Pre-Semester Workshop.
