Where can I search for open classes?

The best place to search for open classes is the PiratesNet Course Search tool.  The class information listed in PiratesNet is up-to-date and current. Search for classes now on PiratesNet Class Search.

What classes should I take if I plan to transfer to a California State University (CSU)? University of California (UC)?

It is recommended that you consult with a counselor or visit the Career Development & Transfer Development, especially if you are considering a “high unit major” (i.e.,  Biology, Engineering, Geology, or Chemistry, etc.)  It is particularly helpful to go to www.assist.org  for a list of transfer major prep courses that can be taken at MJC prior to transfer. General Education patterns for the CSU or UC are available on our transfer page for CSU, UC & Private universities.

What is my student ID number? 

Your student ID number can be retrieved at the following link: https://www.mjc.edu/WhatsMyUserID/Core/MyUserID.aspx

How can I get a schedule or catalog?

Class schedules and the Catalog are available online in PDF format. You can also purchase a printed copy of the catalog MJC Bookstore for a nominal fee.

How do I get information on the different programs that are offered by the college?

MJC offers a wide range of degrees and programs. Whether you’re preparing to transfer to a university or launch a new career, we offer high quality programs at the most affordable prices you’ll find anywhere. Also, see a list of academic divisions & offices.

How many units do I need to take to be a full-time student? 

A minimum of 12 units per semester is considered a full-time load.

What is PiratesNet and where do I get help? 

PiratesNet is where you register for classes and check grades. More information about PiratesNet.

How do I find MJC faculty/staff members?

You can use the "find faculty" link underneath the search box on every page on mjc.edu to find faculty pages. You can also access the faculty directory at: http://people.mjc.edu.

Where can I find out more about seeing a Counselor or Subject Adviser?

Visit MJC counseling online for a list of counselors and subject advisers.

What classes should I take my first semester?

It is highly recommended that you attend orientation and then meet with a counselor to discuss appropriate classes for your first semester.  Suggested classes might include one or more of the following:  Guidance, Study Skills, Activities, English, Reading, Math, General Ed (GE), and/or Major Prep courses.