Feather River College Student Handbook & Day Planner
Feather River College Student Handbook & Day Planner
Feather River College Student Handbook & Day Planner
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ACHIEVING ACADEMIC SUCCESS<br />
Academic Advising<br />
Academic advisors will assist you in identifying your education and career goals,<br />
developing a schedule of classes, and establishing an individualized <strong>Student</strong><br />
Education Plan (SEP). They will provide you with discipline-specific information<br />
that includes the sequence of courses necessary for graduation or transfer as well<br />
as information on career and employment. Assessment scores and school<br />
transcripts are necessary for your first advising appointments.<br />
Once you have completed 15 units of college credit you are required to have a<br />
completed SEP on file, which should be updated every semester. If you are a<br />
student athlete and/or receive financial aid, you must have an SEP on file to<br />
maintain eligibility. Academic Advisors monitor your progress on an ongoing<br />
basis.<br />
Academic Advising for <strong>Student</strong> Athletes<br />
If you are a student athlete, academic advisors will provide you with discipline<br />
specific information that includes the sequence of courses necessary for<br />
graduation or transfer. They will also assist in providing a clear outlook of career<br />
and employment opportunities in your major or interest area. Once you have<br />
completed 15 units of college credit you are required to have a completed <strong>Student</strong><br />
Education Plan (SEP) on file for your declared major to maintain eligibility. The<br />
SEP should be updated every semester.<br />
Since most student athletes are uncertain of their transfer destination until their<br />
final semester of attendance, advising concerning course selection is critical. If you<br />
are prepared for college level coursework during your first semester, advising will<br />
focus on a transferrable transcript to a wide variety of colleges and universities.<br />
Academic advisors work closing with coaches and the Athletic Department<br />
regarding NCAA I, NCAA II and NAIA transfer eligibility requirements.<br />
<strong>Student</strong> Responsibility for Programs and Classes<br />
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Final selection of classes and completion of program requirements are your<br />
responsibility. FRC staff will make every effort to assist you in planning a<br />
program of study to meet your academic goal.<br />
You are responsible for maintaining standards of academic performance<br />
established for each class in which you are enrolled.