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SOUTH FLORIDA COMMUNITY COLLEGEAPPLICATION FOR GRADUATIONVOCATIONAL CERTIFICATE1. Complete application for graduation during the term prior to the term in which you expect to graduate. Refer to collegecatalog for application deadline.2. Schedule an appointment with your counselor and complete a graduation check requirements sheet.3. Pay graduation fee at Cashier’s Office.4. If you plan to attend the Commencement ceremony you must contact the Bookstore and be measured for the cap and gownby March 1 of the year in which you plan to graduate.________________ _______________ _______________________________ _______________________________DATE CATALOG YEAR SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER SFCC STUDENT ID NUMBERPLANNED GRADUATION SEMESTER: CIRCLE ONE FALL WINTER SPRING SUMMERI PLAN TO ATTEND COMMECEMENT IN MAY: CIRCLE ONE YES NOPlease print your name exactly as you want it to appear on your diplomaName First Middle LastPERMANENT ADDRESS TO MAIL DIPLOMA:_________________________________________Street Address_____________________________________________________________City State ZipFOR BUSINESS OFFICE USE ONLYAMOUNT OF GRADUATION FEE PAID________________Business Office Initial _______________________________Date _____________________________________________(_______)______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Telephone Number PROGRAM CODE MAJOR COURSE OF STUDYCheck here if you object to your name being released for commencement program & announcements._____________GRADUATION ACHIEVEMENT QUESTIONAIRESouth Florida Community College is interested in learning about you and your achievements. The information you provide will helpus identify your successes. All information gained from this questionnaire will be kept confidential. Thank you for your assistance.1. Are you in the military? YES NO 2. Are you presently employed? YES NO3. If employed, is the work that you are doing related to your program/degree at SFCC? YES NO4. Your Work Position Title_____________________________________________________________________________________Occupational Job TitleEmployer/Company Name________________________________________________________________________________________________________Address/City/ State/Zip______________________________________________________________________________________5. Are you planning to continue your education? YES NO When? __________________________________________Where? _______________________________________________ Program/Degree ___________________________________College/University/Trade School Location/ State6. Would you be interested in becoming a member of an SFCC Alumni Association? YES NOI understand that I must meet any and all of my financial obligations to the College before the date of graduation and I authorize SFCC to usephotographs/slides/and/or video of myself for promotional or educational purposes.________________________________________________________________Your SignatureSFCC wishes to assist you in obtaining employment. Please contact the SFCC’s Campus CAREER CENTER at ext. 7410. Professional staff will assist you inpreparing a resume and conducting an employment search. After graduation, you may be sent a survey to state your opinions of the services the College offers and toupdate information about your employment. Please take the time to complete and return any surveys you receive. Your opinions and responses are very important tous. Thank You.
SOUTH FLORIDA COMMUNITY COLLEGEASSOCIATE IN ARTS DEGREE GRADUATION CHECK__________________________________________NAME Last First MiddleCLAST ______ ______ ______ ______ _____DATE READING ENG MATH ESSAYI. COMMUNICATIONS (9 hours)HonorsIn Progress Completed____ ENC 1101 Freshman English I (3) _______ ___________ ENC 1102 Freshman English II (3) _______ ___________ SPC 2600 Oral Communications (3) _______ _______II. HUMANITIES (6 Hours)____ HUM 2210 Hum. Survey I (req.) (3) _______OR___________ HUM 2230 Hum. Survey II (req.)(3) _________ _____________ AML 2010 American Lit. I (3) _______ ___________ AML 2020 American Lit. II (3) _______ ___________ ARH 2000 Art History App. I (3) _______ ___________ ARH 2051 Art History App. II (3) _______ ___________ ENL 2022 English Lit. II (3) _______ ___________ IDH 2001-6 Seminar I – VI (3) _______ ___________ LIT 2120 World Lit. II (3) _______ ___________ MUL 2110 Music History App. (3) _______ ___________ PHI 2010 Intro. To Philosophy (3) _______ ___________ REL 2300 Comparative Religion(3) _______ _______III. SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES (6 Hours)NOTE: ENC 0001C, ENC 0010C, and/or REA 0001C may be required asprerequisites, depending on placement scores.____ POS 1041 Am. Nat. Gov. (req.) (3)_______ ___________ AMH 1010 American History I (3) _______ ___________ AMH 1020 American History II (3) _______ ___________ CPO 2751 Comp. Polit. Org. (3) _______ ___________ EUH 1000 Western Civilization I (3) _______ ___________ EUH 1001 Western Civilization II(3) _______ ___________ PSY 2012 General Psychology (3) _______ ___________ SYG 2000 General Sociology (3) _______ _______IV. SCIENCE (7-8 Hours, 1 lab course required)Non-laboratory Science____ AST 1002 Descriptive Astronomy (3) _______ ___________ BSC 1005 Introducing Biology (3) _______ ___________ GLY 1000 Earth Revealed (3) _______ ___________ MCB 2930 Intro. to Microbiology (3) _______ ___________ MET 1001 Weather & Climate (3) _______ ___________ OCB 1010 Intro to Marine Bio. (3) _______ ___________ OCE 2005 Intro to Oceanography (3) _______ ___________ PSC 1121 Physical Science (3) _______ _______Laboratory Science____ BSC 1085C Anatomy & Phys. I (4) _______ ___________ BSC 1086C Anatomy & Phys. II (4) _______ ___________ BSC 1009C Intro to Biology (4) _______ ___________ BSC 1010C General Biology I (4) _______ ___________ BSC 1011C General Biology II (4) _______ ___________ BOT 1010C Botany(4) _______ ___________ CHM 1025C Intro. General Chem. (4) _______ ___________ CHM 2045C General Chemistry I (4) _______ ___________ CHM 2046C General Chemistry II (4) _______ ___________ MCB 2010C Microbiology (4) _______ ___________ PHY 1020C Intro. to General Phy .(4) _______ ___________ ZOO 1010C Zoology(4) _______ _______6/28/05_________________________________________STUDENT I.D. NUMBER_________________________________________SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERLaboratory Science (continued)Honors In Progress Completed____ PHY 2048C University Physics I (5) _______ ___________ PHY 2049C University Physics II (5) _______ ___________ PHY 2053C General Physics I (5) _______ ___________ PHY 2054C General Physics II (5) _______ ___________ CHM 2210C Organic Chemistry I (5) _______ ___________ CHM 2211C Organic Chemistry II (5) _______ _______V. MATHEMATICS (6-8 Hours)Must complete 2 courses____ MAC 1105 College Algebra (3) _______ ___________ MAC 1114 Plane Trigonometry (3) _______ ___________ MAC 1140 Pre-Calculus Algebra (3) _______ ___________ MAC 2233 Calc. for Bus./Soc. Sc.(3) ______ ___________ MAP 2302 Differential Equations (3) _______ ___________ MGF 1106 Liberal Arts Math. I (3) _______ ___________ MGF 1107 Liberal Arts Math. II (3) _______ ___________ MTG 1204 Geometry (3) _______ ___________ STA 2023 Elementary Statistics (3) _______ ___________ MAC 2311 Calculus I (4) _______ ___________ MAC 2312 Calculus II (4) _______ ___________ MAC 2313 Calculus III (4) _______ _______VI. GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVESMust complete 1 course____ CGS 1100C Computer Lit. (req.) (3) _______ __________ ECO 2013 Prin. Economics (MAC)(3)______ ___________ ECO 2023 Prin. Economics (MIC)(3) ______ ___________ GEA 2000 World Reg. Geography(3) ______ ___________ IDH 1921 Hon. Symposium (I-VI)(3) ______ ___________ IDH 1107 The Competitive Edge (1) ______ __________ PHI 2100 Intro. to Applied Logic (3) ______ ______VII. ELECTIVES (21-24 Hours)____________________________________ ______ __________________________________________ ______ __________________________________________ ______ __________________________________________ ______ __________________________________________ ______ __________________________________________ ______ __________________________________________ ______ __________________________________________ ______ __________________________________________ ______ __________________________________________ ______ ______TOTAL GENERAL EDUCATIONREQUIREMENTS (36-39)_____ ______ ______TOTAL ELECT. CREDITS (21-24)_____ ______ ______GRAND TOTALCounselor’s Signature Additional Required Hours60 _____ ______ ______Date
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