2011-12 College Catalog - South Florida State College

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sfcc ASSOCIATE IN ARTS DEGREE Associate in Arts Degree Program Core Degree Requirements A.A. Degree Completion Procedures Foreign Language General Education Requirements for the A.A. Degree General Education Outcomes General Education Requirements College Developmental Course Rule College Entrance Testing and Placement Procedures The Honors Program at SFCC Writing and Computation Course Requirements Educator Preparation Institute (EPI) Associate in Arts Transfer Plans - University Transfer 69
sfcc Associate in Arts Degree Program SFCC is committed to a comprehensive university-transfer program that provides opportunities for intellectual, cultural, and social growth along with specialized learning. SFCC awards the Associate in Arts Degree (A.A.) upon completion of a prescribed two-year program which is designed for transfer to the upper division of public universities and colleges. According to the Florida Articulation Agreement, earning an A.A. degree indicates that you have met the general education requirements for admission to the upper division of Florida’s public universities and will be admitted with full junior standing, provided you have met the state competencies requirements or qualified for competency alternatives, paid all fees, and met academic standards. You should investigate transfer requirements of the upper division college you plan to attend as early as possible in order to fit the appropriate courses into your program at SFCC. If you have completed specialized prerequisites, you are able to continue that specialty at the transfer institution. Should you not maintain continuous enrollment, you will be subject to all new rules and regulations adopted by SFCC since your last admission date. The A.A. degree is awarded, if you meet the following requirements: 1. Applied for graduation and paid the graduation fee; 2. Completed a total of 60 or more hours of college credit courses which includes 36 credit hours of general education requirements and 24 credit hours of electives (See General Education Requirements); 3. Completed a minimum of 15 college credit hours at SFCC in the A.A. degree program; 4. Achieved a minimum of 2.0 GPA in the SFCC college credit hours completed that are applicable toward graduation as well as a minimum 2.0 cumulative average; 5. Successfully completed 12 college credit hours of courses in which you are required to demonstrate writing skills. (See reference to the State Board of Education Rule 6A-010.30(2)(a) in this College Catalog.) Additionally, completed six college credit hours of math coursework at the level of College Algebra or higher. Successful completion is defined as a grade of C or higher for each of the courses under this item; 6. Fulfilled all financial obligations to the college. Core Degree Requirements All associate’s degrees at SFCC include a basic core of general education courses from the areas of humanities/ fine arts, social/behavioral sciences, and natural sciences/ mathematics. If you are graduating with an associate’s degree, you must demonstrate competencies in reading, writing, speech communication, fundamental mathematical skills and the basic use of computers as follows: (1) reading - achieve the “college level” score on a college placement test or pass REA 0017C; (2) writing - earn a passing grade of C or higher in ENC 1101; (3) fundamentals of speech communication - earn a passing grade in SPC 2608; (4) fundamental mathematical skills - achieve the “college level” score on a college placement test and pass the mathematics course included in your degree curriculum with a grade of C or higher; (5) basic use of computers - have a passing grade in a computer course on a high school transcript, earn a grade of D or higher in a computer course at the college, or pass a competency test administered by the Computer Science Department. A.A. Degree Completion Procedures 1. You should contact a counselor, advisor, campus/ center director, or the registrar to discuss graduation requirements. Normally you would graduate under the degree requirements of the catalog in which you started or the most recent catalog, but there may be instances when another catalog may be more appropriate. Otherwise, you will graduate under the catalog in effect at the time you were admitted into the program and maintained continuous enrollment. You may not combine requirements from more than one catalog. 2. The registrar is the official authority responsible for certifying that all graduation requirements have been met. For graduation (commencement) ceremony procedures, see “Student Information” section of this College Catalog. Foreign Language SFCC does not require foreign language as a component of the associate’s degree. However, foreign language may be an entry requirement for transfer to any of the eleven (11) state universities or required for your bachelor’s degree. It would be important for you to speak with someone in SFCC’s Counseling and Advising Office to determine foreign language requirements for your educational goals and institution of choice, which you may wish to complete as elective credits towards your degree. 70
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