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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associated with the awarding of certificates or degrees. The previously<br />
recorded grade will remain legible on permanent records.<br />
Under special circumstances in which a C or better grade was earned.<br />
Special circumstances may include a long lapse between the time the<br />
class was first taken and the present, or the need to achieve a higher<br />
grade to qualify for entrance into a program. The new grade will be noted<br />
on permanent records. The originally recorded grade will be used to<br />
calculate grade point average and in considerations associated with the<br />
awarding of certificates or degrees.<br />
<strong>Student</strong>s wishing to repeat a course under these provisions must file a<br />
Petition to Repeat a Course with the Admissions and Records office prior to<br />
enrollment.<br />
Independent and Directed Study<br />
Independent Study is designed for students who, due to special<br />
circumstances, cannot attend a class as regularly scheduled.<br />
Directed Study is designed for students who wish to take additional<br />
coursework in a field of study after having completed the sufficient courses<br />
within that field of study as determined by the faculty member in the<br />
discipline and approved by the Chief Instruction Officer.<br />
You must petition for independent and directed study courses by meeting<br />
collaboratively with the instructor of the course to complete a study contract.<br />
The instructor will forward the contract to the Instruction Office for approval<br />
and the assignment of a course registration number (CRN).<br />
The instructor will contact you when approve has been obtained.<br />
Once approval has been obtained, you can then enroll in the course<br />
through the <strong>Student</strong> Portal (MyFRC).<br />
Grading System and Structure<br />
At the beginning of each course, your instructors will outline their course<br />
objectives and explain the basis upon which grades will be determined.<br />
Evaluation of your achievement in each course will be made in relation to<br />
your attainment of those course objectives.<br />
Semester grades are usually posted by individual instructors within a week<br />
following final exams. You may check your grades on the <strong>Student</strong> Portal<br />
(MyFRC).<br />
The determination of your grade by the instructor shall be final in the<br />
absence of mistake, fraud, bad faith, or incompetence (Education Code, Section<br />
76224)<br />
If you want to challenge or appeal a grade, it must be done through the