How to View Course Sequence for a New Academic Program
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To view the course sequence for a new academic program at Camden County College: 1. Log into the MyCCC portal after clicking "MyCCC" from the college's homepage. 2. Under student planning, click "Go to My Progress" to see your current major's requirements or "View a New Program" to see another major's. 3. Type the new program name to view its requirements, then click "Load Sample Course Plan" and choose a start semester to see the recommended course sequencing.
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
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