1. MT. SAC 101
By Michael Ngo

2. ESL Counseling Team

3. Mt. SAC Certificate Program Associate Degree Transfer Program
VESL Week 7
5/12/2018
Mt. SAC
Certificate
Program
Associate Degree
Transfer Program
Michael Ngo

4. ESL to Credit Courses Flow Chart
English as a Second Language Department
ESL to Credit Courses Flow Chart
ESL
Placement
Students are encouraged to take the Assessment of Written English (AWE) before entering into Credit.
Other placements such as Reading and math are available. Please consult with an ESL Counselor/Advisor.
To make an appointment for the AWE, call the Assessment Center at (909) or visit the Student Services Center, building 9B.
Pre - Level
Level 1
Level 2
A W E
COMPASS /
ESL Reading
Level 3
For Non-Native Speakers
For Native Speakers
Level 4
AMLA 41W
LERN 81
AMLA 31R
Level 5
AMLA 42W
ENGL 67
AMLA 32R
Level 6
AMLA 43W
ENGL 68
*AMLA 33R
There are other AMLA courses available *
VESL
*ENGL 1A
Fulfills Mt. SAC’s Graduation Requirement
Noncredit Courses
Credit Courses
Revised: 2/2012 MN

5. Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Steps to apply to Mt. SAC
Go to and complete the online application. The process will take about minutes.
Application to the college online
2. Take the Placement test
Call (909) or go to the Assessment Center in Bldg. 9B to set up an appointment.
Placement for English, Math and Reading
3. Attend a College Orientation
Call (909) for an appointment or you can complete your “Online Orientation” through your Mt. SAC Student Portal.
Basic information you need to know as a new Credit Student
4. See a counselor
Call (909) or schedule a counseling appointment online through your Mt. SAC Student Portal. It’s recommended that you visit a counselor before registering for classes.
Get advice on courses at Mt. SAC
5. Register for classes
To register for classes, you must log onto your Mt. SAC Student Portal. If you need assistance, then you can go to the Student Services Center in Bldg. 9B.
Get your classes online through your Mt. SAC Portal Account
6. Pay your fees
After you have registered for your class(es), you can pay online through your Mt. SAC Student Portal or at the Bursar’s Office in Bldg. 4.
Pay for your classes online or in person
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
Step 6

6. Who Can Come To Mt. SAC?
Do you have to have a high school diploma to come to Mt. SAC? NO
Do you have to have your GED to come to Mt. SAC?

7. Cost – FALL 2016 Semester Enrollment Fee: $46 per unit (May change)
VESL Week 7
5/12/2018
Cost – FALL 2016 Semester
Enrollment Fee: $46 per unit (May change)
Required of all students except those qualifying for BOGW Fee Waiver
International Student Fees: $287 per unit
Non-Resident Student Fees: $287 per unit
Parking: $50 or $25 w/BOGW Fee Waiver
Student Activities Fee: $11
Health: $19 or $ 14 w/BOGW Fee Waiver
Materials Fee: varies
Fee is noted under the class listing at the end of the course description
Michael Ngo