Degree Based Programs

 

The Mexican American Catholic College is an institution of higher learning offering a Master of Arts and Bachelor of Arts in Pastoral Ministry.  Our philosophy of education is inspired by Blessed John Henry Newman’s Idea of a University.  We believe the purpose of education must be to cultivate the intellect of our students while providing them with a robust foundation of knowledge.  By cultivation we mean that the student becomes an active and enthusiastic learner who critically assesses new knowledge, makes connections between this new knowledge and his existing knowledge base, makes appropriate distinctions, and integrates this knowledge into a robust Catholic world view.  We think that this is best achieved through what Blessed John Henry termed a liberal education, a phrase which we believe characterizes our undergraduate program.  Specialization courses in all degree based programs adopt this same philosophy of intellectual formation.  All MACC faculty understand and are committed to the principles which guide the faculty of a Catholic college as expounded in Ex corde ecclesiae.  

 

Unique features of MACC’s curriculum include the offering of all coursework in English and in Spanish, leading to a bilingual capability for our MA graduates and a bilingual - biliterate capability for our 124 hour BA students.  In addition, our various curricula are designed to prepare the student to understand the importance of culture for the mediation of faith and so to develop the cultural competence needed to successfully serve in our increasingly multicultural Church in the United States.
  
MACC aspires to be an institution of excellence serving the needs of the Church in the United States through a special focus on the concerns of a rapidly growing US Hispanic population. Without sacrificing excellence, our programs and faculty also take into account the special circumstances of many non-traditional students who may be coming to higher education later in life and those who have often been left out of higher education due to finances or opportunity.

 

Select the links below for details on our degree based programs.  For MACC’s non-credit programs offered in Continuing Education for Ministry please click here.

 

Academic Resources

Academic Catalog

Course Registration

Tuition and Fees
Academic Course & Exam Schedules
Academic Regulations & Institutional Policies

 

 

Course Registration

The Registrar handles all registration procedures after a student has been admitted. Early registration is recommended before the end of the previous semester for all returning students. The regular Registration Day is scheduled the week before classes begin. Late registrations are charged an additional Late Registration Fee. Persons who are not in a degree program may register for courses with the approval of the Academic Dean; please contact the Registrar for more information. Students who still owe tuition or fees from a previous semester will not be allowed to register for a new semester until all charges are paid in full.

 

Click here for a PDF copy of the course registration form or

Click here for our ONLINE REGISTRATION form.

 

Registration will be confirmed when this form along with tuition and fees are received by the Registrar. Full payment is due at the time of registration unless previous arrangements have been made with the finance office.

 

MACC Registrar
P.O. Box 28185 
San Antonio TX 
78228-5104 USA

 

To request that information and registration materials be mailed to you, please e mail  registrar@maccsa.org or call the MACC Registrar between 8 AM and 5 PM (CST), Monday - Friday, or at any other time leave a message stating your name, address, and telephone number, as well as the name of the program in which you are interested. 

 

MACC Registrar Telephone Number: Toll Free: 1-866-893-6222

or (210) 732-2156, ext. 7102