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Dates to Remember
- Sep 11 -14-Week Session Classes Start.
- Oct 9 – 10-Week Session Classes Start.
- Oct 18 – Professional Day – No Classes | 8-Week Session Classes Start.
- Oct 20 – Last Day to File Petitions for AA or AS Degree/Certificate.
- Nov 2 – Second Census (60%) Due for Noncredit Online Classes.
- Nov 10 – Veteran’s Day – Holiday Observance.
- Nov 17 – Last Day to Withdraw from Regular Session Classes and Receive a “W”. All outstanding fees are due even if classes are dropped on this day | Attendance Verification Day – Instructors Verify Enrollment.
- Nov 23 – 26 – Thanksgiving – Holiday Observance.
- Dec 9 – Last Day to File for PASS/NO PASS Grading Option for Regular Session Classes.
- Dec 10 – 16 – Final Examinations.
- Dec 16 – Saturday Instruction Ends/Fall Semester Ends.
- Jan 4 – Fall Grades Due. More info.
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Our Mission Statement
Merritt College puts students first. Through our rich educational programs, we foster a culture of equity and inclusion that empowers students to achieve their greatest potential and make meaningful contributions to their respective communities and our global society.
Equity Commitment
Believing that it is our obligation to our students to confront societal racism and discrimination, we commit to the intentional and relentless application of equity and social justice as we cultivate academic excellence, self-determination, and informed civic engagement.
Merritt College Core Values
- Student Access and Success – We provide rigorous and engaging in-person and remote learning experiences that support the academic and personal achievements of our students, as well as advances in retention, persistence, and completion.
- Equity – We commit to supporting all of our students with the instruction, guidance, and resources that they need to achieve their educational goals.
- Inclusion – We encourage every member of the campus community to adopt our shared commitment to providing exceptional learning experiences, and to contribute to the ongoing success of the College through participatory governance.
- Diversity – We honor and respect the broad spectrum of backgrounds, experiences, languages, values, and cultures reflected by our campus community.
- Social Justice – We strive to create a student-centered learning environment that supports equal opportunity and systemic change.