2010-11 College Catalog - South Florida State College

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sfccweeks of fall and spring terms or the first 10 days of thesummer term; (3) course changes to equalize class size;(4) course changes resulting from a college administrativeaction; or (5) approval of your appeal by the AcademicAppeals Committee. Written documentation is requiredbefore any of these changes can be made. Exception tothe college refund policy is made pursuant to the federalrules and regulations regarding as follows:Federal Title IV Policy on Withdrawals and Return ofFinancial Aid - As part of the Higher Education Amendmentof 1998, Congress passed provisions governing whathappens to your federal financial aid when you completelywithdraw from school in any term. The policy governsall federal grants and loan programs, including theAcademic Competitiveness Grant (ACG), the Pell Grant,the SEOG, the Stafford Loans, and the Parent Loan forUndergraduate Students (PLUS). It does not affect theFederal Work Study.This law assumes that you earn federal financial aidawards in direct proportion to the number of days of theterm attended. If you receive more aid than you earn,the unearned excess funds must be returned to theDepartment of Education. However, if you receive lessaid than the amount earned, you may be able to receivethose additional funds. NOTE: Unnegotiated federal awardchecks revert to the granting federal program 180 daysafter they are issued regardless of eligibility.Return of Federal Financial Aid Calculation Method-Return of Title IV funds are calculated as follows: Theportion of federal grants and loans you are entitled toreceive is calculated on a percentage basis by comparingthe total number of days in the term to the number of dayscompleted before withdrawal.4. The last date of attendance at an academically relatedactivity as documented by the College.Any award money you are required to return is designatedas a federal grant overpayment. Unearned federal aid (theamount that must be returned to the appropriate programs)will be returned to the following programs in the followingorder as prescribed by federal rules and regulations:1. Federal Unsubsidized Loans2. Federal Subsidized Loans3. Federal PLUS4. Federal Pell Grant5. Federal ACG6. Federal SEOGIf the return of unearned federal aid causes any portionof tuition and fees to become a liability to the College, theCollege will bill you the new balance due. You will loseTitle IV eligibility unless you return the amount of unearnedaid (overpayment) in full to SFCC within 45 days from thedate SFCC notifies you of the overpayment. After the 45thday of an unpaid balance, you will be referred to the U.S.Department of Education.Refund/Academic Appeals - Refunds requested foracademic appeals can only be granted for refunds notinvolving Title IV financial aid. Federal law currently doesnot provide for an appeal of this repayment policy.For example, if 30 percent of the term is completed, 30percent of the scheduled aid is earned and 70 percentof the scheduled awards remain unearned and must bereturned to the federal government. The total numberof calendar days in a term excludes any scheduledbreaks of more than five days. After the 61 percent pointof the term, you have earned all (100 percent) of theaid. If withdrawal from the College occurs on or beforecompleting 61 percent of the term, you may have to repayany unearned federal money that was already disbursed.The law provides that if you must repay grant funds, theamount of the repayment will be reduced by 50 percent.A withdrawal date will be determined by the College whenone of these four occurrences:1. The instructor initiates the withdrawal process (formore information refer to Withdrawals in this CollegeCatalog).2. The date the student officially notified (verbally or inwriting) the Registrar’s Office of intent to withdraw.3. The midpoint (50 percent) of the term if you withdrawwithout notifying the College.49
sfccACADEMIC REGULATIONSAcademic Counseling/AdvisingAcademic AmnestyAcademic AppealsAcademic Suspension, Refunds, WithdrawalGrade AppealsAcademic Ethics PolicyDishonestyPlagiarismAuditing ClassesClass AttendanceCourse RequirementsCourse LoadGrading SystemGrade Point Average (GPA)Course Attempts (Withdrawal and Forgiveness Policy)Graduation Procedures for All ProgramsIncomplete “I” GradeSchedule of ClassesStudent ClassificationStandards of Academic ProgressCollege Credit/Occupational CreditStudent ResponsibilitiesVeterans Educational Benefits RecipientsWithdrawalsStudent Directory InformationNotification of Social Security Number (SSN) Collection and Use50
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Page 10 and 11: sfccGENERAL COLLEGE INFORMATIONSFCC
Page 12 and 13: sfccThe College established contact
Page 14 and 15: sfcc2010-2011 Academic YearAugustS
Page 16 and 17: sfccOrganization of the CollegePres
Page 18: sfccCOLLEGE YEAR - The college year
Page 21 and 22: sfccIV. Admission to State of Flori
Page 23 and 24: sfccII.Technical CreditA. Admission
Page 25 and 26: sfccADMISSION AND PROGRAM SUPPORT D
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Page 29 and 30: sfccrequirement prior to registrati
Page 31 and 32: sfccAdult EducationThe Adult Educat
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Page 35 and 36: sfccAccelerated/AlternativeEducatio
Page 37 and 38: sfccCooperative Education (Co-op)an
Page 39 and 40: sfccFINANCIAL AND FINANCIAL AID INF
Page 41 and 42: sfccFees for Adult General Educatio
Page 43 and 44: sfccTypes of Financial AidFederal P
Page 45 and 46: sfcc• Be enrolled in coursework t
Page 47 and 48: sfcc3. You must complete your educa
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Page 53 and 54: sfccwith your instructor(s) within
Page 55 and 56: sfccCOURSE ATTEMPTS (Withdrawal and
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Page 59 and 60: sfccNOTIFICATION OF SOCIAL SECURITY
Page 61 and 62: sfccAt any time you may complete a
Page 63 and 64: sfccStudent InformationGRADUATION C
Page 65 and 66: sfccsoftware that you can use at th
Page 67 and 68: sfccF. To accrediting organizations
Page 69 and 70: sfccStudents’ Right to KnowInform
Page 71 and 72: sfccAssociate in ArtsDegree Program
Page 73 and 74: sfccGeneral Education Requirementsf
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Page 77 and 78: sfccCollege Entrance Testing and Pl
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Page 81 and 82: sfccOCCUPATIONAL DEGREE AND CERTIFI
Page 83 and 84: sfccA.A.S. degree programs are not
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Page 89 and 90: sfccElectricityProgramsHighlands Ca
Page 91 and 92: sfccAGRI-BUSINESS SPECIALIZATIONASS
Page 93 and 94: sfccEET 1015C Electronics I 4BSC 10
Page 95 and 96: sfccBUSINESS MANAGEMENTCOLLEGE CRED
Page 97 and 98: sfccSummer TermACR 0941 Air Conditi
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sfccADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTSYou can
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sfcc1. TABEa. Math: 10b. Reading: 1
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sfccThe dental hygiene curriculum i
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sfcc5. If you have excessive absenc
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sfccLength: 640 classroom contact h
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sfccEEV 0761 Trucks and Excavation
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sfccCGS 1100C Introduction to Micro
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sfccFSS 0237 Quantity Food Preparat
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sfccCJK 0076 Crime Scene Investigat
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sfccNURSING (Generic - RN)ASSOCIATE
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sfccNURSING (Generic - RN)ASSOCIATE
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sfccNURSING (PRACTICAL)OCCUPATIONAL
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sfccAPPLICATION REQUIREMENTSThe fol
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sfccneeded to be eligible to take t
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sfccPARAMEDICCOLLEGE CREDIT CERTIFI
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sfcc2. Completion of the three prer
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sfccCOURSE INFORMATIONFlorida’s S
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sfccTHE COURSE PREFIXThe course pre
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ACR 0005 AIR CONDITIONING MECHANIC
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sfccAML 2010 HONORS AMERICAN LITERA
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sfccART 2939 HONORS SPECIAL TOPICS
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sfccBSC 2949 CO-OP EDUCATION TRAINI
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sfccCET 2793 WINDOWS NETWORK INFRAS
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sfccCHM 2949 CO-OP EDUCATION TRAINI
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sfccCJK 0095 CRIMINAL JUSTICE SPECI
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sfccCOP 2170C PRINCIPLES OF COMPUTE
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sfccDEA 0026 PRECLINICAL ORIENTATIO
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sfccbiostatistics, terminology, den
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sfccDES 1020 OROFACIAL ANATOMY 2 cr
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sfccprovides for the physical, emot
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sfccreclosers, single and three pha
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sfccEEV 0596 NETWORK SECURITY SERVI
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sfccEMS 1555 PARAMEDIC TRAUMA MANAG
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sfccplacement test. Writing and com
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sfccETD 2930ETD 2949ETG 1949ETG 294
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sfccindividual behavior, motivation
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sfccFSS 2930FSS 2948FSS 2949SELECTE
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sfccthe use and abuse of psychoacti
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sfccDistinctive characteristics of
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sfccas well as providing exercises
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sfccMUN 1720 & 2721 CONTEMPORARY VO
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sfccwith an emphasis on physical as
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sfccOST 2214C MACHINE TRANSCRIPTION
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sfcccontemporary issues and positio
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sfccPRN 0110L CARE OF CHILDREN CLIN
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sfcctechnique, image processing pro
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sfccTAR 2832 PRINCIPLES OF BUILDING
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sfccDIRECTORYFull-Time Faculty and
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sfccChancey, Alan “Randy” (2007
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sfccJones, Sharon L. (2005)Coordina
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sfccSolebello, Robin R. (2003)Profe
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sfccRefunds for College Credit, Occ
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sfccREVISEDEFFECTIVE SPRING 2011ADM
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