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Student Guide to MyAACC (PDF) - Anne Arundel Community College

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NOTE: <strong>Student</strong>s who have an Undeclared associate’s degree or certificate program<br />

(AA.GEN.UND-TRAN or AA.GEN.UND-CAR) are required <strong>to</strong> declare a program by the<br />

completion of 24 credits for the degree and 7 credits for the certificate. If you have an<br />

undeclared program and the courses you are registering for will exceed these limits you<br />

are required <strong>to</strong> declare a new program before registering for your courses. You will<br />

receive a Web Advisor Message as follows:<br />

� Program Evaluation<br />

Degree- or certificate-seeking students can use the Program Evaluation feature part of<br />

the Course Planning Wizard, <strong>to</strong> see the progress they are making in completion of their<br />

program of study and <strong>to</strong> get a <strong>to</strong>-do list for next semester planning and registration.<br />

The Program evaluation allows you <strong>to</strong> see an evaluation of your progress in satisfying the<br />

requirements of your academic program. Program Evaluation considers completed,<br />

transferred, and in-progress courses so that you can determine <strong>to</strong> what extent you have<br />

satisfied the requirements of your program.<br />

Institutional Requirements<br />

� GPA<br />

� Credits<br />

� Residency<br />

The Program evaluation allows you <strong>to</strong> select an active program (your established “major”)<br />

or explore a "What if" program. “What if” is an analysis <strong>to</strong>ol for evaluating requirements<br />

of a given program of study.<br />

NOTE: The BACK but<strong>to</strong>n in your browser will not work. If your are trying <strong>to</strong> evaluate<br />

multiple programs <strong>to</strong> compare the required courses, print the first program evaluation<br />

and then click on the Menu but<strong>to</strong>n at the bot<strong>to</strong>m of the screen <strong>to</strong> choose a new program<br />

<strong>to</strong> evaluate. Only programs that have been saved via the Program/curriculum change<br />

window (above) are actually saved in<strong>to</strong> your record.<br />

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Program Specific Requirements<br />

� Diversity<br />

� General education areas<br />

� Computer Technology<br />

� Departmental Courses

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