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Viewbook 2023-24TRANSFER to a University 3 2 Welcome to MAC Whether you’re looking for training to jumpstart a great career or want to complete your first two years of college before transferring to a university, your future starts here. At MAC, you’ll find: Your future starts HERE Convenience and Affordability Our tuition is about half of what you’d pay at a university, and we’re close to home with locations in Park Hills, Fredericktown, Perryville, Potosi, and Cape Girardeau. Flexible Class Options Interested in online classes? Prefer to learn in a classroom? At MAC, you’ll find the flexibility you need with course delivery options to fit your learning style—on campus or online! Community With small class sizes, you’ll build relationships with your instructors who want to see you succeed! And there are many ways to get involved outside of the classroom, too. From clubs and athletics to performances and campus events, there’s so much to do at MAC!TRANSFER to a University 3 Associate of Arts (AA) The Associate of Arts is the most appropriate degree for the majority of transfer students because it parallels the work required in the first two years of a baccalaureate degree at a four-year institution. The AA degree is awarded to students completing the requirements of the academic program with a minimum of 62 credit hours, including 42 hours of general education. Associate of Arts in Teaching (AAT) The Associate of Arts in Teaching is awarded to students seeking the first component of a degree in teacher education. Students complete a core of general education courses as well as electives from their major area of study. The AAT degree is transferable, but students should also work with their transfer institution for additional requirements. Will my credits transfer? public (and participating independent) colleges and universities in Missouri! TRANSFER to a University AA Fields of Study AAT Fields of Study Art Biological Sciences Business Administration Chemistry Communications Computer Science Earth Science English Foreign Language General Studies History Mathematics Music Political Science Pre-Architecture Pre-Dental Pre-Dental Hygiene Pre-Education Pre-Engineering Pre-Forestry Pre-Law Pre-Medicine Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical Therapy Psychology Social Work Sports Management Art Education Early Childhood Education Elementary Education Music Education Physical Education Secondary Education Choose from English, Math, Science, Social Studies, or Other Special Education Yes, several degrees can be obtained fully online! See your Navigator for details. In addition to online classes, MAC also offers several ways to learn: Traditional In-Classroom Learning Hybrid Blended Learning Online Learn from anywhere, at any time Live Virtual Flexible Learning Do you offer online classes? For more info, visit Learn more about our transfer pathways! ” “ “At MAC, you really get to know your instructors on a personal level. Ms. Warner was an incredible mentor for me and got me through a lot of things that would’ve otherwise impeded my academic performance.” Chyna Estes Associate of Arts, ‘23SIM LAB? 4 Prepare for a CAREER Prepare for a CAREER 5 Automotive Collision Technology1 (AAS,C) Automotive Technology1 (AAS,C) Business Management (AAS,C) Business Management–IT Specialist (AAS) Child Development (AAS,C) Child Development Associate (C) Community Health Worker (C) Community Paramedic (C) Computer Networking (AAS,C) Computer Networking–Cyber Security (AAS) Construction/Building Technology (AAS,C) Criminal Justice (C) Criminal Justice–Correctional Admin. (AAS) Criminal Justice–Judicial Admin. (AAS) Criminal Justice–Law Enforcement (AAS) Digital Media Technology1 (AAS,C) Electrical Technology2 (AAS,C) Electrical/Electronics Technology (AAS,C) Emergency Medical Technician (C) Engineering Technology–Design Drafting (AAS,C) Engineering Technology–Manufacturing (AAS,C) Global Studies (C) Graphic Arts/Printing Technology1 (AAS,C) Heating, AC, Refrigeration Technology (AAS,C) Industrial Maintenance (AAS,C) Law Enforcement Academy–1000 Hours (C) Logistics Technician (C) Machine Tool Technology1 (AAS,C) Medical Lab Technician (AAS) Paramedic Technology (AAS,C) Physical Therapy Assistant1, 3v (AAS) Pneumatic Technician (C) Practical Nursing–LPN (C) Production Technician (C) Skilled Trades4 (AAS) Welding Technology1 (AAS,C) Welding, Advanced Multi-Process (C) Nursing (RN) Nursing–Advanced Placement (LPN to RN) AAS and Certificate Options AS Programs 1 Offered in collaboration with one of four area career and technical centers. 2 Unitec and Cape Girardeau Career & Technology Center (CTC) Articulated Credit. 3 A year of coursework must be completed at the Cape CTC. 4 Offered in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Labor & Bureau of Apprenticeship. a CAREER Prepare for Associate of Applied Science (AAS) The Associate of Applied Science degree is designed for the student who wants to seek employment immediately after completing the two-year program. Degree options are listed to the left and are marked with a “AAS”. Certificates Certificate programs require one year or less of instruction and are designed to give the technical knowledge, manual skills, and general background necessary for achievement in technical and semi-professional employment. Certificate options are listed to the left and are marked with a “C”. Associate of Science (AS) The Associate of Science degree is awarded to students who successfully complete the requirements of the health career programs. ” “I chose MAC because I love the small school feel. Having a smaller class gives you more of a chance to speak up if you don’t understand something and more of a chance to slow down if you need to. Jacob Baker Associate of Science, ‘23Prepare for a CAREER 5 Short-Term Training Whether you’re looking to make a career change, improve your chances for employment, or acquire an industry-recognized credential, our short-term training programs will help you get started in no time! Most programs involve classroom learning with a mix of hands-on training, and some even offer college credit. Funding is available for students who qualify. In some cases, the tuition may be waived if you are unemployed or underemployed. Our program staff will work with you to create an individual plan to help you reach your goals and start a new career. For more information about each program, or call (573) 518-3840. Certified Logistics Technician Certified Logistics Technician–Online Certified Medication Technician Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) Certified Production Technician Certified Production Technician–Online Child Development Associate Emergency Medical Technician Pharmacy Technician Phlebotomy Technician Psychiatric Technician Truck Driving Short-Term Training Options facility that will help meet the demands of area employers and provide students with the specialized training they need to secure well-paying jobs close to home. It’s the primary building of the new MAC Tech complex, which along with the William Dickerson Welding Technology Center and HVAC Technologies Center, gives MAC nearly 100,000 square feet of new facilities to prepare post-high school students for their transition into the workforce. Is the new tech center open? Yes! When you start at MAC, you’ll be assigned a Navigator to help with your college journey. They can assist with the financial aid process, scheduling classes, accessing services, and eliminating barriers that might interfere with your success. Visit MineralArea.edu/navigators for more information and to book an appointment. Will I have an advisor? Learn more about our career pathways!2,300 200+ Students Scholarships Awarded Annually16:1 17 Student-Faculty Ratio Countries Represented8 Student LIFE College Park HOUSING 9 Student LIFE Clubs and Organizations Passionate about art? Crazy about robotics? You’ll find all that, and much more, outside of the classroom. Check out our full list of clubs and organizations: Campus Activities Our Student Engagement Coordinator works hard to bring fun and exciting experiences to campus! Be sure to check your student email or MAC’s social media pages so you don’t miss out! Athletics MAC offers several men’s and women’s teams, including baseball, basketball, cheerleading, cross country, esports, golf, half marathon, soccer, track & field, and volleyball. For more information, visit Fine Arts MAC partners with two non-profit organizations to help bring access to arts education, events, and performances to our community: the Mineral Area Council on the Arts (MACOA) and the Mineral Area Fine Arts Academy (MAFAA). Visit for more information about each group. Isabelle Bruckerhoff Associate of Applied Science, ‘23 ” ““There ar e a lot of opportunities to get involved and express yourself at MAC. As someone who’s not from the area, I felt intimidated at first, but everyone welcomed me in and made me feel right at home!”College Park is an eight-acre complex that offers affordable, convenient campus housing for more than 200 students. A College Park lease includes water, sewer, trash, electric, and wireless internet. Housing contracts are available for an academic year, a full calendar year, or per semester. Your stay at College Park also includes meal plans for MAC’s dining hall, the Cardinal Café! Living where you learn means you’re just steps away from class, athletic events, concerts, and more. College Park staff and RAs plan special activities for residents throughout the year, so you’re guaranteed to have fun and make lasting memories while you’re here! College Park HOUSING 9 Bedroom • bed (twin XL) • chest of drawers • desk and chair • nightstand Kitchen • dishwasher • oven • refrigerator • table and chairs Living Room • coffee table • end table • sofa and chair Apartment Features Housing Rates1 HOUSING College Park • BBQ pavilion • clubhouse with TV • computer lab • laundry facilities • parking • private mailboxes • sand volleyball court • Wi-Fi Resident Events • Welcome Party • Superbowl Party • BBQ Block Party College Park Amenities 2 bedroom/2 person $3,000 • private rooms, 2 bathrooms 4 bedroom/4 person $2,800 • private rooms, 2 bathrooms 2 bedroom/4 person $2,400 • shared rooms (bunk beds), 2 bathrooms for more information. Questions? Call (573) 518-1330 or email us at 1 Per person, per semester. Rates are for academic year housing (August – May). Includes 15 meals/week. Pricing subject to change. See website for the latest information. Apply for housing today!Next >