Placement in class will follow the same procedure for transfers as for Midland College students. If students have had math and/or English, placement will be based on the performance in college level courses. If, however, these subjects have not been taken at the college level, testing will be required. The instructions for testing for beginning freshmen will apply to these transfer students. Under THEA regulations, a Texas college must now have a transfer student’s college transcript when he/she registers. Those without transcripts must be tested as freshmen or delay registration until transcripts are received. A college transcript is also needed to validate college credit earned prior to Fall, 1989. (3 semester hours of college credit earned before Fall, 1989 exempts a student from all THEA requirements.)

NOTE: New students are required to have on file: (1) Application for Admission; (2) High school transcript or General Education Development (GED) Certificate and/or test scores; (3) Transcript from last college attended, if applicable; (4) For high school students, early admissions with the approval of high school principal and Vice President of Student Services.

Returning students who are THEA exempt or those who have passed all 3 sections of THEA and have cleared re-admission are eligible to register online using Campus Connect.  The Campus Connect Icon is located on the main web page, bottom left. .

Late Registration Information
Classes may be full if you late register.
Testing may further delay your enrollment.
Class assignments and instruction begin on the first day of class.

Graduation Requirements
A student should file an Application for Graduation form in the Registrar’s Office no later than February if the student intends to graduate in the spring. The student is responsible for filing all transcripts from other colleges with the Registrar’s Office in order for all the work to be documented for the intended degree. Please refer to the catalog or call 432-685-4511 for detailed information.

Certificate Requirements
Any student planning to receive a certificate must file an Intent to Receive a Certificate in the Registrar’s Office. A certificate can be earned at any time upon completion of all requirements. Students receiving a certificate of 30 credit hours or more are invited to participate in the May graduation ceremony.