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Campus Construction

Starting Monday, June 8th, contractors will begin removing the asphalt, curb, and gutter along MTI Drive from Spruce Street down to the cul-de-sac at the bottom of the hill. This is the road that runs in front of Nordby Trades Center.

 

If you are on campus and need to visit the Nordby Trades Center, you must the ETC lot. 

 

Construction is scheduled to be completed by August 1.

 

Also, Pro Contracting will be on campus doing concrete repair around the Tech Center and Campus Center over the next few weeks as well, so just be aware and don't park close if you see that they are working.

Summer Important Dates

 

       

 

End oft the Year Reminders

• Registration for Summer/Fall

If you are returning for the summer and/or fall term, please make sure you are registered by the end of this week. If you are not registered for an upcoming term, you will lose access to MyTech and will not be able to register once that happens.

• Check Your Advising Worksheet

If you are registered for an upcoming term, review your advising worksheet to ensure you are enrolled in everything you need.

• Graduating Students – Important Requirements

If you are graduating and see any items on your advising worksheet marked with a red X—such as TRAN 100 (CDL), CPR, or OSHA—this means you did not take the class at MTC and I still need proof of completion.

Please email me a picture or stop in so I can make a copy of your CDL, CPR, or OSHA cards. These are required for your degree, and your degree will not be conferred until all red‑X items are resolved. If the item shows a green check mark, you are all set.

• Final Grades

You can view your final grades on your unofficial transcript in MyTech beginning May 13th.

• Diplomas & Digital Credentials

Graduates will receive an email and/or text from Parchment (or their parent company, Instructure) at the contact information provided on your Request to Graduate form to access your digital credentials. If you do not already have an account, you will be prompted to create one. You will then have ongoing access to your digital diploma to share, download, or print at any time. May 2026 graduates should expect the email or text from Parchment by the end of the month.

A paper diploma will be mailed to the address on your Request to Graduate form sometime in June.

Please note: If you have an outstanding balance with the Business Office, your diploma will not be released until that is resolved.

Honors printed on your diploma are based on your career GPA after all requirements are complete and may differ from honors indicated at the commencement ceremony.

• Transcripts

Unofficial transcripts are available on MyTech as long as you still have access.

Official transcripts can be ordered through our website. If you need your transcript to show your degree and conferral date, be sure to select “after degree has been conferred.” Transcript request link: https://www.mitchelltech.edu/academics/registrar/transcript-request

Internships and Summer Courses- Are You Ready?

 

Beige textured graphic with black text reading “INTERNSHIPS AND SUMMER COURSES.” Below, green handwritten-style text asks, “Are You Ready?” Green bracket-like arrow shapes appear on the left and right sides of the text.

  • A career GPA of 2.0 or higher is required to participate in internship. Students with a career GPA below 2.0 may appeal to participate in the internship and the internship will be removed from your schedule until the appeal process is completed and approved.
  • Internships are considered a class, and you earn college credit for the experience. As such, there is tuition associated with the internship. If you plan to use federal financial aid to pay for your internship, you must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for the 2026-2027 school year.  Use this link to complete the new application: https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa
  • Course registration is set to open on or around March 25th. Here are a few things to think about as you consider a summer course schedule:
    • General education courses are offered online.
    • The summer semester is condensed – meaning fewer weeks long, but the coursework is generally the same. In other words – summer courses are intense.
    • Online courses are NOT work at your own pace – even in the summer. There will be due dates.
    • Internship courses have a coursework component. You will generally need to turn in weekly assignments on MyTech, depending on your instructor’s requirements. If you do not submit your weekly coursework, it may  be difficult to pass your internship.
  • Bottom line on summer coursework:
    • Online summer coursework is intense because of the condensed semester – especially when you are working full time.
    • If you failed a face to face offering of a general education course, being successful in an online offering will be difficult.
    • Before registering for summer coursework, please consider your summer obligations and hobbies and be realistic about the amount of time you’ll have or want to commit to an online class.
    • Visit with your student success coach if you have questions or want to talk through concerns before registering.