Getting Started
At MCC, you’ll receive personalized academic advising from an advisor who will help you stay on track to reach your graduation goals.
Your advisor is a helpful guide who will support you and get to know your goals and needs.
Here are some important things to remember:
These meetings are a great chance to plan your class schedule and ask any questions you have. Remember, we’re here to help you every step of the way!
You can find your advisor below, or in your MCC acceptance letter mailed to you when you applied.
If you need to make an advising appointment but don’t know who your advisor is, contact us at:
Phone: (970) 542-3100
Email: admissions@morgancc.edu
Success Advisor
Academic Advisor for: students with last names A – I on the Fort Morgan campus
Excluding: high school, homeschool, Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, and health programs
Director of Admissions & Advising
Academic Advisor for: students with last names J – R on the Fort Morgan campus and all Fort Morgan area homeschool students
Excluding: high school, Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, and health programs
Success Advisor & Coach
Academic Advisor for: students with last names S – Z on the Fort Morgan campus
Excluding: high school, Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, and health programs
Director of Concurrent Enrollment
Academic Advisor for: all Fort Morgan area high school (concurrent enrollment) students
Excluding: homeschool students
Student Success Advisor for Health Occupations
Academic Advisor for: all health programs
Education Faculty
Academic Advisor for: all Elementary Education students
Education Faculty
Academic Advisor for: all Early Childhood Education students
Director of Regional Community Outreach - Bennett & Limon
Academic Advisor for: all Bennett & Limon area students (high school, homeschool, and traditional students)
Director of Regional Community Outreach - Burlington
Academic Advisor for: all Burlington area students (high school, homeschool, and traditional students)
Director of Regional Community Outreach - Wray
Academic Advisor for: all Wray area students (high school, homeschool, and traditional students)
MCC cares about all students, regardless of ability. We want everyone to have the opportunity to succeed and we strive to provide accommodations to students who need them so that they can reach their goals.
Academic advising is more than just course selection. At MCC academic advising is about supporting your entire college experience through meaningful, ongoing relationships between students and advisors.
Our Advisors are here to help you:
Academic advisors are assigned to students upon completion of their admissions application. Advisor assignments are based on several factors including:
Once you have submitted your admissions application, you will receive a welcome email with the name of your assigned advisor. A welcome packet will follow in the mail with this information as well.
You can also look at the list of advisors on this page, which will show what areas each advisor covers.
It is best to meet with your advisor as early in the semester as possible. Aim to check in at least once each semester, but feel free to reach out anytime you need help or guidance. Your advisor is here to support you whenever you need it!
If you are a New Student, you must meet with your advisor to register for classes during your first year at MCC.
Ideally, your assigned academic advisor will remain the same throughout your time at MCC. However, there may be instances when your advisor changes. For more information on how advisors are assigned, please refer to the question: “How do I get assigned an academic advisor?”
In addition to personalized support, meeting often with your advisor can help students with academic planning, goal setting, and degree progress tracking. This can lead students to better academic performance, clearer career and academic pathways, and on-time graduation.
Prerequisite errors pop up when you haven’t met the Math or English requirement to enroll in the course. It may also pop up if you have not taken a course that is required. Contact your advisor for assistance.
Click the “Menu” button on the MCC website and look for the “Transcripts” link in the gold bar. Follow the directions to create an account or log in with an existing account.
You will need to have an official copy of your college transcripts sent to MCC to be evaluated. Transfer credits depend on a number of things: where you previously attended college, when you attended, and whether the course applies toward the requirements for your current program at MCC.
Use Navigate! Navigate is a comprehensive app where you can explore majors, get a personalized checklist, and other tools that will help you be successful at MCC! You can also use Navigate to quickly and easily schedule an appointment with your advisor and get reminders.
