Librarians are committed to promoting information literacy for distance learners. Orientation Soon after registration, students will be notified by letter as to the date, time and location of any special orientation sessions for distance learning courses. These sessions are mandatory for most distance learning courses. This program is self-paced and includes information about various college services, policies and procedures, campus maps, college success strategies and registration steps. After acceptance to the college, students are notified by the Admissions Office to meet with their advisors to discuss academic progress and select courses.
Registration begins approximately one week after midterm of the preceding term.
Copies of the class schedule, which are published and distributed at midterm for the next term, provide more detailed information about courses, times and fees. The Student Records Office is the office authorized to release student information such as course grades and transcripts. Student Assessment Applicants for curriculum programs must be tested for course placement unless exempted. Testing is required for reading, English, and mathematics placement. Additional testing is required for admission into Health Science and Nursing programs.