2011-12 College Catalog - South Florida State College

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sfcc Baccalaureate and Graduate Degree Programs The SFCC University Center, established in July 1999, provides several baccalaureate and graduate programs to students who choose to seek a degree without moving away from the area. Under this arrangement, SFCC has entered into partnerships with several universities to offer degrees on the SFCC campus and using other delivery systems. Under these 2+2 partnerships, you may complete the first two years of your education through the community college then enter an SFCC University Center program to complete a baccalaureate degree and a graduate degree. At the SFCC University Center (863-784-7408), academic counseling, program information, and registration information is available. SFCC University Center partners are: • Barry University - Bachelor’s degree in Public Administration, Miami, Fla., www.barry.edu • Florida Gulf Coast University - Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice, Fort Myers, Fla., www.fgcu.edu • Florida State University - Bachelor’s degrees in Computer Information Science and Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, Tallahassee, Fla., www.fsu.edu • Hodges University - Bachelor’s degree in Liberal Studies, Naples, Fla., www.hodges.edu • Saint Leo University - Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice, Saint Leo, Fla., www.saintleo.edu • Strayer University - Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Tampa, Fla., www.strayer.edu • University of Florida (Warrington College of Business)- Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Gainesville, Fla., www.ufl.edu • University of South Florida - Bachelor’s degrees in Elementary Education and Master’s degrees in Education Leadership and Reading, Tampa, Fla., www.usf.edu • Warner University - Bachelor’s degree in Organizational Management, Lake Wales, Fla., www.warner.edu • Webber International University - Bachelor’s degrees in Accounting, Business Management, and Hospitality Management, Babson Park, Fla., www.webber.edu • Webster University - Master’s degrees in Business Administration and Counseling, Lakeland, Fla., www. webster.edu Several delivery methods are available. These include traditional classroom study and various distance learning options. If you are a student enrolled in an A.A. program, you should discuss your options with your SFCC advisor. If you have 40 or more credits, meet with your counselor/advisor or someone in the SFCC University Center to inform him or her of your intent to enter a local program. It is recommended that you also visit the SFCC University Center to obtain admissions information, and pursue scholarships and financial aid options for the university program you have chosen. NOTE: If you are a non-degree-seeking student interested in upgrading your skills/knowledge or in certification/ recertification in education or business, course work is also available. For information, contact the SFCC University Center at (863) 784-7408. Corporate and Community Education Programs You can upgrade your skills, customize a program to train your employees, or find a location to present your own training event through SFCC’s Corporate and Community Education (CCE), which is sometimes referred to as continuing workforce education. CCE classes are taught at every SFCC campus and center and online through Element K. Many are available through the college’s strong partnerships with business and community organizations, such as economic development commissions and chambers of commerce. CCE classes may meet for a few hours or over several days. You don’t earn college credits, but through some classes you may receive the education units you must complete each year to maintain your professional accreditations, certifications, or state licenses. Each year, the list of CCE classes continues to grow. Listed below are examples of training opportunities available: • Certified Crop Advisor Recertification • Code and Contractor’s Recertification Course • Florida Firefighters Recertification • Business and Computer Training • Bus Mechanic and Driver Training • Child Development Training • Commercial Drivers License Refresher and Exam • Nursing Continuing Education • Public Service Continuing Education • Health and Science Continuing Education • Element K Online Training Visit us online to see our class schedule and Web page at www.southflorida.edu. For more information on CCE courses or developing a class for your business, contact Corporate and Community Education at (863) 784-7034 or (863) 784-7388. 37
sfcc FINANCIAL AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Estimated Costs of Attendance Students Living with Parents Students Living on Their Own Fees Student Obligations Fees for Adult General Education Courses Fees for Community Education Courses Insurance Fees Lab Fees Tuition and Fee Deferment for Veterans Financial Aid Eligibility Criteria for Federal Financial Aid Applying for Financial Aid Types of Financial Aid Grants, Scholarships, Work Study, Loans, and Services Borrowing Basics Welfare Transition Services (WTS) SFCC and Other Financial Aid Programs Scholarships, Work Study, Loans, and Grants, TIP Plan Standards of Satisfactory Academic Progress Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Regaining Eligibility Through Appeal Process Student Rights and Responsibilities Refunds Refund Policy 38
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