In courses earning college credit, grades and credits are applied towards students' Grade Point Averages and degrees. Classes that give credit grades have certain requirements for course work, attendance, and sometimes lab hours. Questions about credit can be answered by instructors and academic counselors. Noncredit refers to courses that do not earn college credit, even though grades may be given. The title and certificate of completion conferred upon students by a college, university or professional school upon completion of a program of study.
Academic counselors are available to help students plan for degrees.
The removal of a student from the college by revoking his or her enrollment and registration. Students may also check the CCSF Catalog for a more detailed listing. Each semester a deadline to submit Change of Program forms is set by the Office of Admissions and Records. Check with the CCSF Time Schedule for deadline dates. Elective A subject or course which a student may choose to take and that is not required for a program, certificate or degree.