2023 Fall Classes
- Save money. Classes are just $46 a unit.
- Choose from nearly 400 degrees and certificates.
- Free resources from 25 support programs.
- Choose from in-person and online classes.
- Transfer credits from our accredited institution.
Key Dates
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Registration Begins: July 5Registration is when students can sign up for classes. Look for your registration appointment in the portal. These are usually emailed to students one week before registration begins.
Classes Begin: August 28There are thousands of classes to choose from. Most classes begin during this week. Some classes are called late-start classes and begin in the middle of the term.
Finals Week: See Detailed Finals ScheduleFinals are held at varying times. See Detailed Finals Schedule to see when finals are scheduled for classes. Professors announce the finals time for each class.
Last day to pay fees: TBAThis is the final day for students to pay their fees or their classes might get dropped. Pay your fees by logging into portal and choosing the student tab.
Last day to add a class: TBAStudents can add classes online before the class begins. They can also attend the first day of class. If there is room in the class, students can ask the professor for an add code.
There are also late-start classes that begin in the middle of the semester. Those classes can be added through the first date of the class.
Last day to petition for Fall graduation: TBAFill out the Application for Graduation through the Admissions and Records Office. The Commencement ceremony is held each year at the end of the Spring semester. learn more at www.mtsac.edu/commencement.
Explore Our Offerings
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Click Here: SEARCH FOR CLASSES ONLINEThe online Schedule of Classes offers the most accurate and up-to-date list of courses available.
Click Here: LIST OF CURRENT OPEN CLASSESThis link takes you to a list of the current open classes available for the current term.
Click Here: EXPLORE THE COLLEGE CATALOG Need to figure out which classes to take? This key publication describes our academic programs, the required classes for each program, the suggested sequence of classes to take. Also, it describes student services, general regulations, requirements and procedures.
