1993-1994 - Cochise College

3. Courses carrying anumerical designation of 0through 99 are
not designed to transfer,
4. Courses In which astudent earns less than a'C' rarely are
accepted for transfer at the receiving institution.
S. Students intending to transfer to afour-year institution are
advised to discuss transfer with aCollege instructor, advisor,
andlor counselor.
6. The grade point average earned at Cochise College
generally will not be calculat~d with the "GPA" earned at
the receiving institution.
Attendance Polley
Each instructor shail establish asperif!c attendance policy for
each class and snail communicate same in writlng at the first
class meeting of the semester. An instructor may dismiss a
student from class for absences exceeding the limit stated in the
instructor's policy. The instructor may drop the student on aclass
roster or submit adrop slip to the Registration Office. Students
dropped by instructors will receive no refund. It is the student's
responsibility to make up classroom work and assignments
missed while excused for College-sponsored trips.
Veteran'S Satisfactory Progress
Aveteran (VA) student who drops acourse or withdraws from
College is required to report to the Veteran's Affairs Office
immediately following such action. Failure to report any reduction
in units or withdrawal from College may result in repayment of
all money which the veteran may have rsceived during
that semester.
All veterans are advised to maintain close contact with the Office
of Veteran's Affairs, Information concerning veteran's benefits
and procedures may be obtained by contacting the Veteran's
Affairs Office.
Registration for Physical Education
Afull-time student must complete 2units in physical education
for degree requirements. Waivers will be considered by
student petition.
Astudent who is physically disqualified for participation in
physical education as certified by a licensed physician (such
certification by aphysician must be renewed each semester) shall
be exempt from physical education activity. Students with
disabilities will enroll in apersonal health course or aspecial
adaptive physical education course.
Astudent 24 years of age or older at the time of regllitratiQn shall
be exempt from physical education courses.
Honorably discharged service personnel with aminimum of two
years of active duty. active duty service personnel. married men
and women, and men and women who are heads of households
are exempt frol:1 the requirement of two unit~ of physical
education.
Catalog Requirements
Candidates for an Associate Degree may elect to fulfill degree
requirements as outlined in anyone catalog in effect during their
dates of registration for credit at Cochise College, with the
following exception: Students who have not enrolled at Cochise
College for more than two consecutive semesters must meet
degree requirements as outlined in the catalog in effect at the
date of their re-enrollment for Cochise College credit or any
subsequent catalog in effect during their dates of registration for
credit at Cochise College.
Second Associate Degree
Candidates for asecond Associate Degree at Cochise College
must earn the 16 units required for the second degree at Cochise
College in addition to the units required for the first degree and
must meet all other requirements for the second degree.
Graduation Requirements
Cochise College grants the degree of Associate of Arts, Associate
of Science, Associate in General Studies. and Associate of
Applied Science degrees. Students should review the catalog
section on Degrees and Programs. and consult with acounselor
or faculty advisor for specific requirements for each of these
degrees. Aminimum of 64 units are required for the 'M', 'AS',
'AAS' and 'AGS' degrees.
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