For additional information refer to Policies and Regulations. A document issued to a student signifying completion of a specific series of skill courses. To change curriculums, a student must be in good academic standing, and meet all prerequisites for the desired new program. The total hours of class and lab required per week in a course. Additionally, high school refresher classes and a wide variety of special non-degree vocational, leisure, remedial, and professional courses are offered through this division of the College.
Advisors are available to assist with the selection of courses and admission to selected programs.
Tells the student what is taught in the course, what the objectives are, and what one should be able to do upon completion. Regardless of matriculation status, a student who carries 12 or more credits during the Fall or Spring semester is considered a full-time student. Anything less than 12 credits is part-time. For withdrawal procedures refer to the Policies and Regulations . Any course which must be taken during the same semester as the course that specifies the corequisite.