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Credit Summer Fall 2021 Booklet.Indd CECIL COLLEGE SUMMER/FALL 2021 ENROLL NOW Own Your Future cecil.edu Message from the President Welcome to Cecil College! Our entire college community realizes the signi cant challenges you and your support network faced over the past year. We also understand how these challenges may have altered your educational goals. I want to personally applaud your perseverance and thank you for choosing Cecil College for your academic success. Cecil College remains steadfast in our vision of “transforming the lives of our students and enriching our community.” Our amazing faculty, sta , and leadership team are committed to continue supporting your career and educational goals. I urge you to familiarize yourself with the numerous virtual experiences available to Dr. Mary Way Bolt, President keep you connected to your peers, faculty, sta and studies. Take advantage of the array ON THE COVER of online and in-person resources that are available to students including our writing This issue’s cover features a student from center, math lab, technology resource center, career center, library services and testing Cecil College’s Early College Academy center by visiting cecil.edu/virtualsupport. Many disciplines also o er tutoring. Please (ECA). The ECA enrolls students beginning reach out to a faculty member or an advisor who can direct you to the appropriate in grade 9. Successful students complete services. We are here to help you. high school with a high school diploma (or its equivalent) and an Associate of Staying connected is important so please consider getting involved with Student Life Arts degree in General Studies from Cecil activities, joining an athletic team, or seeking a volunteer opportunity to complement College. your Cecil College experience. Connect with the college community as we host many student experiences that will strengthen your leadership skills, enrich your individual Prior to their freshman year, ECA students and team member development, and provide an opportunity to put the skills you learn participate in an orientation program to in the classroom into action. introduce them to academic expectations and resources available to them I know that you and your classmates will nd a home at Cecil College. Please share with during their four years in the program. our dedicated faculty and sta how we can best meet your needs. I look forward to Throughout their enrollment, students are meeting you in person when we are back on campus starting this summer. In the supported by faculty, tutors, and advisors meanwhile, be healthy and stay safe. Again, congratulations on taking the steps from Cecil College. While taking classes, necessary to own your future! students are guided through seminars and individualized advising to help them build Warmest regards, the academic skills needed to succeed in high school and college coursework. Currently, the College has three separate Mary Way Bolt, EdD Early College Academies. The rst began President in 2014/15 in partnership with Oxford Area School District in Pennsylvania. The second academy began in 2017/18 Cecil College Board of Trustees It is the policy of Cecil College to not with local homeschool families. The third Mark Mortenson, Chair discriminate against any individual by reason academy began in 2018/19 in partnership of race, color, sex, marital status, citizenship, with Cecil County Public Schools. Cydney Teal, M.D., Vice Chair national or ethnic origin, age, religion, sexual Sarah W. Colenda orientation, or disability. Please refer to the Learn more about Early College Academy College catalog for the complete and detailed Raymond W. Hamm, Jr. at cecil.edu/ECA Donna Horgan Nondiscrimination Statement. Kathleen Kunda Michael J. Scibinico II Mary Way Bolt, EdD Secretary/Treasurer President of Cecil College CECIL COLLEGE • SUMMER/FALL 2021 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Registering for Classes .............................4 Getting Started at Admissions ...................................................5 Scholarships ................................................ 6 Transfer.......................................................... 7 CECIL COLLEGE General Studies ..........................................7 Bioproduction............................................. 8 Business Programs .................................... 9 Supply Chain Management ...................9 Physical Therapist Assistant .................10 Public Health .............................................11 Addictions/Chemical Dependency ...11 Social Work ................................................12 Criminal Justice ........................................13 Paralegal Studies .....................................13 Performing Arts ........................................14 Arts and Visual Communications .......15 DIRECTORY Admissions 410-287-1006 [email protected] Advising 410-287-1600 [email protected] Financial Aid 410-287-1003 [email protected] Registration 410-287-1600 [email protected] 1 Complete the Admissions Application Scholarships Apply online at www.cecil.edu 410-287-1053 It’s FREE to apply! [email protected] Cecil College is an open-enrollment community college, so join us as you start your academic journey. 2 Apply for Financial Aid Complete the FAFSA at www.fafsa.ed.gov Due to COVID-19, all information regarding We can help! Summer/Fall 2021oerings is subject to change. Please visit cecil.edu/coronavirus for Contact the Financial Aid Oce with any FAFSA questions. the latest College updates. Visit www.cecil.edu/FinAid, email [email protected], or call 410-287-1003 Contact the Admissions Oce View our full listing of 3 Email [email protected] or call the admissions oce at programs at cecil.edu today! 410-287-1006 to learn more about your next steps. 3 www.cecil.edu REGISTER FOR HOW TO SEARCH FOR SUMMER/FALL 2021 CLASSES! SUMMER/FALL 2021 COURSES 1 Go to cecil.edu/courses Click on Search Course Schedule To our Community, COVID-19 has created an ever- changing environment for the daily lives of communities throughout the 2 world. In order to provide the most accurate course listing for summer and fall 2021, we are providing the list of all course oerings at www.cecil. Click on the Term dropdown menu edu/courses, in lieu of listing them in Choose Summer 2021 or Fall 2021 this brochure. The Admissions, Registration, Advising, and Financial Aid sta are available to help you. There are many ways to contact us for assistance! 3 NEW STUDENTS: For students who need to enroll Click on the Department dropdown at Cecil College, please call our menu Admissions representatives at 410-287-1006 or visit the home Choose a Department Area then click Search page of www.cecil.edu and use our convenient live chat feature during regular hours. RETURNING STUDENTS: 4 To speak with your Advisor about your course schedule, you can call 410- A list of classes will appear. 287-1600, email [email protected] or use our convenient live chat feature Click the course section to display located on the Advising page of details including how and when the www.my.cecil.edu. Use your student class meets, the name of the instructor, credentials to log in. as well as the course decription. To reach Registration, you can call 410-287-1600 or email registration@ cecil.edu. To reach Financial Aid, you can call You can quickly return to search results by clicking Back at the upper right of the page. 410-287-1003, email [email protected] or use our convenient live chat feature located on the Financial Aid page of From there click on Search Again to start a new course search. www.cecil.edu. CECIL COLLEGE • SUMMER/FALL 2021 4 ADMISSIONS AT CECIL We are here to help you get started. Whether you are interested in attending Cecil College during or after high school or returning to school later in your career, we can help with: • How to apply “My advice to high school • Financial aid and scholarship opportunities students is to start at a community • Transfer opportunities (transfer in, transfer out) college if you are unsure of what • Degree and certicate opportunities and requirements direction you want to go with • Early start options for high school students your major. Taking courses at Cecil Contact us today at 410-287-1006 or email [email protected]. You may also College will save you thousands visit the homepage at www.cecil.edu, use our convenient live chat feature during of dollars. Also, general courses regular hours, or schedule an individual virtual session with an Admissions at big universities will easily counselor. have over one hundred students in the lecture hall. At Cecil, the largest class I had was around 25 students. Having that amazing PAYING FOR COLLEGE student-to-professor ratio is Take advantage of the resources in our Paying for College section of cecil.edu! priceless. Features: • Value Comparison - Make the right choice for your goals. I am now a senior at the University • Tuition, Fees and Payments - Plan for your success. of Delaware, studying Mechanical • Scholarships and Financial Aid - Save while you learn. Engineering. For any high school • Frequently Asked Questions - Quickly nd the answers you need. girls thinking about pursuing an engineering major, I strongly • Cost Calculator - A helpful planning tool at your ngertips! encourage you to follow through Visit www.cecil.edu today! with it!” Erin E. Cecil College ‘19 University of Delaware 5 www.cecil.edu SCHOLARSHIPS “Cecil College Foundation provides many students, including myself, with scholarship opportunities. The application process is easy, The
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