Academics

Academic Resources and Support

Spring 2021 Academic Calendar

April 28	Wednesday	Start of Semester Meetings for Faculty and Staff
April 30	Friday	First Day of Classes
May 10	Monday	Last Day for: Late Registration Program and Schedule Adjustments Winter 2021 Grade Changes
May 14	Friday	Last Day to Submit Graduation Requirements for Commencement Program
May 24-30	Monday-Sunday	Early Progress Reports
May 31	Monday	Memorial Day / College Closed
June 15	Tuesday	Commencement Day / Classes Canceled
June 18	Friday	Juneteenth / College Closed
June 21-27	Monday-Sunday	Midterm Progress Reports
July 5	Monday	Independence Day / College Closed
July 20	Tuesday	Last Day for Course Withdrawal
July 30	Friday	Last Day of Classes
July 31-August 6	Saturday – Friday	Finals Week
August 7	Saturday	Semester Ends
August 8 - September 3	Sunday – Tuesday	Semester Recess

Spring Calendar

August Bridge Semester

August 9	Monday	First Day of Classes
August 11	Wednesday	Last Day for Schedule Adjustment
August 14	Saturday	Early Progress Reports
August 17	Tuesday	Midterm Progress Reports
August 19	Thursday	Last Day for Course Withdrawal
August 27	Friday	Last Day of Classes / Finals / Module Ends
August 28	Saturday	Grades Due

Fall 2021 Academic Calendar

September 8	Wednesday	Start of Semester Meetings for Faculty and Staff
September 9	Thursday	First Day of Classes
September 20	Monday	Last Day for: Late Registration Program and Schedule Adjustments Spring 2021 Grade Changes
October 4 – 10	Monday-Sunday	Early Progress Reports
October 11	Monday	Columbus Day / College Closed
November 1-7	Monday-Sunday	Midterm Progress Reports
November 11	Monday	Veterans Day / College Closed
November 25 – 26	Thursday & Friday	Thanksgiving Recess / College Closed
November 30	Tuesday	Last Day for Course Withdrawal
December 10	Friday	Last Day of Classes
December 11 – 17	Saturday – Friday	Finals Week
December 17	Friday	Semester Ends
December 19 – January 4	Sunday – Tuesday	Semester Recess

August Bridge Semester/August EASE Semester and Fall Calendar

Course Catalogs

This document is the official catalog of Monroe College for undergraduate courses containing approved curricula, programs, and course descriptions.

Undergraduate Course Catalog

This document is the official catalog of Monroe College for graduate courses containing approved curricula, programs, and course descriptions.

Graduate Course Catalog

Transcript Requests

How do I order my official transcript?
Official transcripts may be requested through the National Student Clearinghouse online via www.getmytranscript.com. There is a fee. Type Monroe College on the landing page, and click CONTINUE. Please read the instructions posted on the Welcome page for important information. Follow the steps on the website to complete the request. Transcripts will not be released if the student has outstanding financial obligations to the College. Transcript requests are generally processed within 3-5 business days.

How do I access my unofficial transcript?
Unofficial transcripts are available free of charge for students who attended Monroe College after 2008. To access an unofficial transcript, please go to Web Advisor then select Transcript. If you do not remember your username and/or password, you may email Monroe’s Help Desk at helpdesk@monroecollege.edu for assistance.

I have a hold on my transcript request. Why was my credit card charged?
While it may appear that your card was charged, it was actually just a pre-authorization. Your card will not be charged until your transcript is processed.

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Academic Tutoring

At Monroe, you're never alone. Our faculty and staff are dedicated to supporting you every step of the way as you work to reach your academic goals.

Academic Tutoring

Academic Centers

For students living in the New York metropolitan area, Monroe College's Learning Resource Centers provide students with in-person academic support. Students receive one-on-one help with their writing and homework assignments, internet research, and other academic support from professional and peer tutors. Monroe's Learning Resource Centers provide one-on-one help from professional and peer tutors.

Free Tutoring Services

Free tutoring is available in the Learning Resource Centers on both the Bronx and New Rochelle campuses. Students in need of additional help can work with expert tutors in the subject labs for the following subjects:

Accounting and Finance	Business Management
Computer Information Systems	Criminal Justice
English and the Social Sciences	Medical Administration and Medical Assisting
Hospitality Management	Business Technologies
Math

New Rochelle Campus Academic Center

The New Rochelle Campus Academic Center is located in Main Hall and features:

75 Computer Workstations	Internet Access
LAN/Wireless Cisco Routers	Software Applications
Printers	Scanner
Photocopier

Available Software Applications

Microsoft Office Professional Suite	Microsoft Visio
Macromedia Suite: Flash, Director, Dream Weaver, Illustrator, Paint Shop Pro	Java
C++	Peachtree Accounting
Oracle Developer Suite	QuickBooks
Turbo C++