Security escorts
are provided to and from parking lots when requested.
Smoking
is not allowed on campus. In order to promote a healthy learning and work environment, the Chancellor has directed that the
Maricopa County Community College District serve as a total smoke-free and tobacco-free environment, effective July 1, 2012. Smoking
(including the use of “e-cigs”) and all uses of tobacco shall be prohibited from all District owned and leased property and facilities. Con-
tinued violations by and employee or student shall be handled through the respective conduct procedures established for employees and
students.
Vehicle registration
is required by each student who owns or drives a motor vehicle on campus and may be parked on campus. Stu-
dents who purchase or trade a vehicle after the regular registration period must register the new vehicle immediately, obtain a new decal,
and notify Public Safety of the sale of the former vehicle. Temporary parking decals are available in the Public Safety Office for rented or
borrowed vehicles. Violation of these regulations may result in a citation and fine.
Student Life & Leadership
Southern and Dobson: 480-461-7285 | Red Mountain: 480-654-7759
College activities provide opportunities for students to interact socially, develop leadership skills, and gain greater understanding of other
cultures. All MCC students are welcome to participate in the diverse activities offered on campus during the year. Students interested in
becoming a part of any MCC activity may visit the Office of Student Life and Leadership in the Mesquite Building at Red Mountain or Kirk
Student Center at Southern and Dobson.
Clubs and Organizations
are set up to enhance the learning experience at Mesa Community College. Students may participate in pro-
grams that enhance their occupational training or social activities and reflect special interests including cultural events, community service
projects, and forums dealing with today’s issues. Students may join a club at any time by contacting the listed advisor or signing up during
club-sponsored events.
Events Programming Council
assists in the creation of activities that appeal to a variety of interests from theatre to student clubs. It
is not unusual during the year to hear free live music performed on campus, explore different cultures during the various cultural days, or
enjoy social activities at either MCC campus.
Leadership Opportunities are available to currently enrolled MCC students by the Office of Student Life and Leadership
for leadership development.
Opportunities include a variety of one-day, weekend and weeklong leadership retreats and programs.
For more information, contact the Office of Student Life and Leadership.
Student Government Executive Board members are e
lected by the student body each spring to represent the Associated Stu-
dents of Mesa Community College (ASMCC). The ASMCC officers work to serve the needs and interests of MCC students by promot-
ing and maintaining a democratic form of government and strive to work with faculty, staff, students, and administration to accomplish this
goal. ASMCC represents the student body on various college committees. They also plan activities to meet the intellectual and social
needs of MCC students.
Student Senate
includes the ASMCC Cabinet, Independent Senators and a voting representative from each recognized active MCC club
or organization. The Senate meets weekly, and all MCC students are invited to attend.
Testing Services & Placement Testing
Southern and Dobson: 480-461-7336 | Red Mountain: 480-654-7811
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New-to-college students must complete English, Reading and Math placement testing prior to academic advisement and registration for
classes. Prior to taking any placement test, review ‘Sample’ and ‘Supplemental’ preparation material.
Placement testing is required for students enrolling in college for the first time or concurrently enrolled in high school and college at the
same time. Students with transfer credit from another college may not need to complete all the placement tests. Placement testing is
computer-based with no time limit; however, students should allow 2-2½ hours to complete all three placement tests. Photo ID and a
Maricopa Student ID number are required for all testing services. Sample questions are available at our website.
GED
pre-registration for the High School Equivalency Test is available at
GED.com
. The High School Equivalency exam is administered
by appointment only and a location will be selected when registering for the GED exam on-line at
GED.com
This is a community service
available to anyone who is 16 years of age or older. Persons under 18 years of age require additional documentation. Two official forms
government issued identification are required and a fee is charged. The GED exam is available in English, Spanish and French languages.
Students with documented disabilities may be eligible for testing accommodations. Information regarding test accommodations can also be
found at GED.com
Student make-up exams
are available for students who miss an exam in class. Students should work with their instructors to see if this
is an option and make arrangements to use this service. Photo identification is required for make-up exams. Private testing rooms, visual
enlargers, and other services are available for students with special needs and arranged through the Office of Disability Resources.
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