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Student Life Info & Resources
Student Life Office
(see more info under Student Services section)
Building 9C | (909) 274-4525 | www.mtsac.edu/studentlife Hours | Monday - Thursday 8am-5pm | Fridays 8am-4:30pm
Co-Curricular Activities Transcript – An Activities Transcript documents College related to co-curricular activities and leadership involvement while a student is enrolled at Mt. San Antonio College. Any time a student needs to show verification that they were involved in co-curricular activities while attending Mt. SAC, a completed Activities Transcript should be sent to the college, university, scholarship office, employer, etc. To start your Activities Transcript today visit www.mtsac.edu/studentlife/activitiestranscript.
Lost & Found – Did you lose a textbook or something important? Submit a Lost & Found Claim Form at https://bit.ly/ lfclaimform. Have you found something you would like to turn in? Come to Student Life, 9C for lost and found.
Student Conduct – Students are assisted with understanding their due process rights and conduct procedures for Non- Academic and Academic policy violations. This office oversees the student misconduct process, educational outreach for Standards of Conduct, and has joint responsibility for Title IX case resolution involving students. To learn more about the Standards of Conduct and Student Discipline visit www.mtsac.edu/studentlife/standardsofconduct
Student Grievances – Students are protected against capricious, arbitrary, unreasonable, unlawful, false, malicious, or professionally inappropriate evaluations or behavior by an instructor, an employee, an administrator, or an official of the College. There are four categories of student grievances: Academic, Non-Academic, Discrimination, and Financial Aid Challenge. To learn more about complaints and grievances visit www.mtsac.edu/studentlife/studentgrievances
Student Life Center
Building 9C | (909) 274-5959 | www.mtsac.edu/studentlife/studentlifecenter
Student Activities Fee
The $11 Student Activities Fee provides access to scholarships, leadership opportunities, activities, discounted tickets, funding for student events, and many other co-curricular programs and services for students. Some of the benefits students receive throughout the semester by paying the Student Activities Fee are: Eligibility to apply for A.S. scholarships, purchasing discounted tickets available at the SAC BookRac, applying for leadership conferences, voting during Mt. SAC A.S. Elections, holding an A.S. Officer position, serving as an officer in a Recognized Student Club or Organization (RSCO), and free admission/free spirit items at all A.S. events.
Student Representation Fee – The $2 Student Representation Fee (Spring/Fall semester) is to provide Mt. SAC students the means to state their positions and viewpoints before city, county, district, and state government agencies
Free Speech – Mt. SAC is a public institution that recognizes the First Amendment and encourages a free exchange of diverse ideas and expressions in a respectful manner. Mt. SAC also upholds time, place, and manner when conducting such exchanges in our effort to maintaining a commitment to academic excellence, integrity, diversity, and equity for all members of our campus community.
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