3 Student Services & Resource InformationAdmission ServicesThe office of Admissions and New StudentServices, located in room 2350, West Campus,serves prospective students as well asstudents preparing for their first semester ofenrollment at <strong>Century</strong>. The office providesservices pertaining to applications foradmission, international students, high schoolstudent enrollment, applications for programsrequiring supplemental admission materials,and New Student Orientation. For moreinformation, call 651.773.1700.<strong>Century</strong> DirectPortal System/Email<strong>Century</strong> <strong>College</strong> utilizes many forms ofcommunication for official <strong>College</strong> businesssuch as the U.S. Postal Service, telephone,email, and the Internet. Official <strong>College</strong>business includes all actions of the <strong>College</strong>,including but not limited to providing generalinformation, course information, disciplinarynotice, and performing other administrativefunctions of the college.Email is the primary means by which the<strong>College</strong> communicates important informationwith students; as such, the <strong>College</strong> hasprovided an email account to every student.The <strong>Century</strong> address is the only emailaddress the <strong>College</strong> will maintain and useto communicate to students. Vital <strong>College</strong>communications are sent to students viatheir <strong>Century</strong> email addresses on a regularbasis. Students are held responsible for theinformation communicated via email.By activating your <strong>Century</strong> Direct accountyou will gain access to college computers,software, and printers. From the <strong>Century</strong>Direct Portal you will be able to check youremail, manage your personal or shared fileson the network, access Library resources, andnumerous other services.The <strong>College</strong> encourages all students toactivate their account upon admission atwww.century.edu/centurydirect/index.aspxand to check it often. The account is free. Toactivate your <strong>Century</strong> Direct account you willneed your Student ID and Pin Number. Go tocentury.edu and look for the <strong>Century</strong> DirectPortal link.Counseling, Advisingand Career ServicesAcademic CounselingA counselor will assist you with developingan educational plan that is realistic for you.Counselors have the professional skills to helpyou sort through a variety of academic issues,concerns, and options. Areas for explorationcould include program requirements, classscheduling, assessment testing, transferplanning, and graduation requirements.Resources are available in the CounselingCenter, room 2410 West Campus, such as:• <strong>Century</strong> program guidesheets that listrequired courses for certificates, diplomas,and degrees.• Transfer guidesheets that list <strong>Century</strong>courses that fulfill specific majorrequirements for transfer schools.• Information guides that describe <strong>Century</strong>policies, resources, and advising tips.• Degree Audit Reporting System (DARS) thatindicates courses completed at <strong>Century</strong><strong>College</strong> along with transfer courses andwhich courses fulfill specific degree orprogram requirements.• uSelect: a nationwide web-based coursetransfer system that offers informationabout course descriptions and equivalenciesand academic program planning andrequirements available at www.uselectmn.org.All the above resources can be found on theEducation Plan at gpslifeplan.org/century/.Preparation for TransferIt is important for students to know whetherthe courses for which they register reflectthe latest degree requirements and willtransfer to a specific school as a requiredcourse, an elective, or not at all. To obtain thisinformation, use uSelect, contact the transfercollege, use appropriate <strong>Century</strong> <strong>College</strong>transfer guide sheets, refer to transfer collegecatalogs online or available in the <strong>Century</strong>Campus NewsCancellation of ClassesClasses may be canceled due toan instructor’s illness or otheremergency or faculty professionaldevelopment activities. Whenabsences are known in advance,instructors will notify students duringclass periods and give alternativeassignments. For unplannedabsences, a notice will be postedoutside the classroom and on the<strong>Century</strong> <strong>College</strong> website informingthe students that the class will notbe held, and it may include specialinstructions.Cancellation due to inclementweather will be announced on alocal radio station (WCCO-830 AM)and posted on the <strong>Century</strong> <strong>College</strong>website at century.eduStudent NewsletterThe Wood Duck WeeklyThe Wood Duck Weekly is publishedweekly and is an important wayto communicate with studentsregarding upcoming activities andevents. This newsletter is availablethroughout the campus at the <strong>Century</strong><strong>College</strong> website and through thestudent portal.Students’ NoticesBulletin boards are posted aroundthe campuses for students, clubs,and college use. Date-stampedflyers from college-sponsored groupsmay be posted on the appropriateboard; however, the AcademicAffairs Office, East Campus, or theAdministration Office, West Campus,must approve other displays.651.779.3300 15
3 Student Services & Resource Information<strong>College</strong> Counseling and Career Center, WestCampus, and work with a <strong>Century</strong> counselor.Additional transfer information is posted onbulletin boards outside of the CounselingCenter. Periodically, college representativesfrom various in-state and out-of-state schoolsvisit the campus to provide information tostudents. <strong>Century</strong> <strong>College</strong> sponsors “TransferInformation Days” during fall semester whererepresentatives from many schools are inattendance.Public colleges and universities in Minnesotahave developed a common general educationcurriculum called the Minnesota GeneralEducation Transfer Curriculum (MnTC).Completion of this defined transfer curriculumat one institution enables students to receivecredit for all lower-division general educationupon admission to any other Minnesota publicinstitution. The transfer curriculum includes 40credits, has 10 goal areas and is the core ofthe AA degree. Students who have completedthe MnTC or the AA with the MnTC coreand have submitted an application for MnTCnotation or AA degree graduation will receivea MnTC notation on their academic transcript.(See also Chapter 5, regarding the MnTC, theAA, AFA, and AS degrees, and Transfer. Referto the Transfer Guide located at the back ofthe catalog, and www.mntransfer.org, theMinnesota Transfer website.)Personal CounselingPersonal counseling gives you the opportunityto enhance your emotional and socialdevelopment while at <strong>Century</strong>. Professionalcounselors facilitate student growth through asupportive environment in which students canexpress themselves freely and confidentially.You can discuss and explore areas of concernthat may interfere with academic success,such as:• Transition to college• Test anxiety• Chemical abuse• Time management• Stress management• Relationships• Identity issues• Mental health• Veterans’ issuesThrough the counseling experience, counselorscan help you broaden your personalperspectives, gain insights, challenge biases,16 <strong>Century</strong> <strong>College</strong> <strong>2010</strong>-20<strong>11</strong>and develop a sense of purpose consistentwith your own values and goals.Students in crisis are encouraged to cometo the Counseling Center, room 2410 WestCampus, for immediate short term counseling.Referrals to community agencies will be madewhen long term counseling is needed. SeePersonal Plan at www.gpslifeplan.org/century/.Career Counseling<strong>Century</strong>’s counselors are here to assist youin your career decision-making. Interest andpersonality inventories are tools to helpyou identify your interests, abilities, values,learning, and work styles. Counselors will helpyou use the information to explore and identifyeducational and career options.Career and Life Planning (CRRS 1010) is a twocreditcourse offered at <strong>Century</strong> each semester.The course will help guide you through thecareer exploration and decision-makingprocess. You will learn how to use <strong>Century</strong>’sCareer Center, room 2400, West Campus, toexplore occupational and educational options.Encouragement is given to establish andachieve your life and career goals.Counselors are available in the CounselingCenter, room 2410, West Campus, byappointment or on a walk-in basis. For moreinformation, call 651.779.3285, and see CareerPlan at www.gpslifeplan.org/century/.Career CenterThe Career Center, room 2400 West Campus,is your resource to gain up-to-date informationon careers (for example, employmentoutlooks and salary ranges) and educationalplanning (for examples, college catalogs andscholarship information). Computer-assistedcareer guidance programs, such as theInternet System for Education and EmploymentKnowledge (ISEEK), and Minnesota CareerInformation System (MCIS) are tools that helpyou identify your career interests and skills,research occupations, and prepare for theworld of work. For more information call651.779.3285.Career Services provides resume assistanceand many job search preparation resources.The resources and services available helpstudents prepare for and understand theimportance of identifying and utilizing thetools available to connect them to theircareer and/or industry. They also help thoseseeking off campus employment throughopportunities to connect with local businessesand employers. Services also include: resumeand cover letter writing assistance, on-campusemployer recruiting, interview techniques andpreparation, career statistics and additionaljob search resources and workshops. TheseServices are located in the Career Center,room 2402 West Campus, and open to allstudents. Check out the Career Plan at www.gpslifeplan.org/century for more careerresources.Degree Audit ReportingSystem and uSelect<strong>Course</strong> Transfer SystemDegree Audit Reporting System (DARS)The Degree Audit Reporting System (DARS)is part of <strong>Century</strong>’s commitment to academicadvising for students. A DARS report is anelectronic summary of a student’s academicprogress toward completion of a degree orprogram.Students may run their own DARS reportanytime on the web through <strong>Century</strong>’sOnline Services. A DARS report indicatesrequirements that have already beencompleted, requirements that remainunsatisfied and how transfer courses fulfillrequirements. The report offers suggestionsfor appropriate courses that may be taken tomeet specific requirements and is particularlyhelpful when meeting with counselors andacademic advisors. More information aboutDARS is available on <strong>Century</strong>’s website atcentury.edu/dars.aspx and at the Counselingand Career Center.Web-Based <strong>Course</strong> Transfer System(u.select)The transfer resource u.select is a freenationwide web-based course transfer systemthat offers up-to-date information abouttransfering between schools, including coursedescriptions and equivalencies, planningguides and program requirements. Students
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