MC Families: Do We Have Your Current Information?

Families are a very important part of the Maryville College Community. Whether your student is a freshman or senior, we want to make sure that we have all the information needed to communicate with you and engage you in the life of the College. Please take a minute to fill out our online form and tell us more about yourself.

Student Affairs: Great Beginnings Videos

Great Beginnings is the name of Maryville College's summer orientation for new students and their families. If you were unable to participate in Great Beginnings or you just want to revisit some of the topics covered, please visit the MC website, where you’ll find a selection of informational videos recorded during a recent Great Beginnings program.

Business Office: Fall Tuition Statements

• Billing statements for fall 2017 are now available for viewing and paying via each student’s Self-Service account. Statements are not mailed, so you may need to work with your student to access Self-Service. Payment in full is due by Tues., Aug. 1, 2017.
• Fall athletes and others who arrive on campus early – it is especially important that the above due date is met. Students will not be allowed to stay on campus unless fall balances are paid in full.
• Check our website for other helpful information, including payment plans and answers to your most frequently asked questions.

Student Affairs: New Student Orientation

All new Maryville College students participate in an orientation program that has been carefully designed to meet their particular needs and has two basic objectives: to connect new students to a peer group within the MC community and to acquaint new students with how things work at MC. Participation in the new student orientation program is a requirement for all incoming new students, and we believe it eases their transition into Maryville College. If you have a student starting at MC this fall, be sure he or she knows which days his or her orientation activities are scheduled. Read more about orientation on the MC website.

Academic Affairs: Enrollment Confirmation

All students are REQUIRED to confirm their enrollment at the beginning of each semester. A list of required forms/tasks will be available on The Tartan beginning Aug. 10. Students who complete all requirements before Aug. 24 will not have to confirm their enrollment in person. Those who do not meet the deadline will complete remaining items in Fayerweather 205 on Mon., Aug. 28. Further details about the process and instructions for completion will be sent to all students' "my.maryvillecollege.edu" email addresses on Thurs., Aug. 10. Questions about this event may be directed to Denise Cantrell.

Human Resources: Student Employment Meeting

A Student Employment Informational Meeting is scheduled for Thurs., Sept. 7 at 5:30 p.m. in Pearsons Hall’s Proffitt Dining Room. At this meeting, students will learn how to look for on-campus employment for both federal work study positions and also jobs that are not linked to the federal work study program. Representatives from the Career Center, Financial Aid and Human Resources will lead the session. Once hired, students will need to provide originals of documents (no copies) to certify the federal I-9 form. Examples include a driver’s license, birth certificate, Social Security card, and a U.S. passport, among others. See the full list of acceptable documents. Maryville College is an equal opportunity employer and also an E-Verify employer.

Academics: Advising/Course Registration for First-Year Students

All first-year students (freshmen) are contacted by email during the summer and encouraged to begin selecting courses for the fall semester. Students are notified of a list of required and recommended courses based on their major or fields of interest. During Great Beginnings (June/July), each student meets with a faculty advisor to finalize this schedule and ask questions. During Orientation (August), first-year students will meet with their faculty advisors to reconfirm the schedule, make any adjustments and confirm that the courses fit their personal academic and career goals. All first-year students are advised by their First Year Seminar (FYS 110) instructors during their first semester at Maryville College, so students have frequent contact with their advisors and know whom to contact regarding questions about academic advising, course selection, tutoring and other topics.

Financial Aid: Federal Work Study

If your student has been offered federal work study, then he or she is eligible to apply for a work study position. To confirm that the student qualifies, you will want to check the student’s financial aid package through the Online Financial Aid System. Students can view job openings and apply for positions starting Aug. 30 through our Handshake job board and will be interviewed if they are a top candidate. As a reminder, participation in the federal work study program is not guaranteed, and students cannot work more than 20 hours a week.