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Financial Aid Information ............................................41Eligibility Requirements ..........................................41New Students ......................................................41Transfer Students ................................................41Former Students ..................................................41Applying for Financial Aid ........................................42Priority Dates for Applying for Financial Aid .........42Types of Financial Aid .................................................43Federal & State Financial Aid Programs .................43Federal Pell Grants .............................................43Federal Supplemental EducationalOpportunity Grant (FSEOG) .............................43Florida Student Assistance Grant (FSAG) ...........43Federal College Work Study (FWS) .....................43Federal Family Education Loan Programs(FFELP) ............................................................44Borrowing Basics ................................................44How Much Can I Borrow? ................................44How Much Should I Borrow? ...........................44First Time Loan Borrowers ..............................44Loan Disbursement ........................................44Eligibility Requirements ..................................44Welfare Transition Services (WTS) .....................44SFCC and Other Financial Aid Programs ..................45Performance/Participation Scholarships ...............45Top 10 Percent Academic Scholarships .................45Occupational Scholarships ....................................45SFCC Work Study ....................................................45TIPS Plan .................................................................45The SFCC Foundation, Inc. Scholarships ..............45Local Scholarships .................................................46Occupational Financial Aid Fee Scholarship/Grant(Occupational Grant) ...........................................46Standards of Academic Progress forFinancial Aid ............................................................46SAP Financial Aid ....................................................46Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) ...................46Successful Completion ..........................................47Financial Aid Probation ........................................47Financial Aid Continued Probation ......................47Financial Aid Suspension ....................................47Maximum Time Frame ........................................47Regaining Eligibility Through Appeal Process .......47Other Important Satisfactory ProgressInformation ...........................................................48Exceptions to the Appeals Process ........................48Student Rights and Responsibilities .........................48Student Rights .........................................................48Student Responsibilities .........................................49Refund Policy ..............................................................49Refunds for College Credit, OccupationalCertificate Courses, and Short Term Classes ...49Special Refunds ......................................................49Federal Title IV Policy on Withdrawals andReturns of Financial Aid .......................................50Return of Federal Financial Aid CalculationMethod .................................................................50Refund/Academic Appeals ......................................50Academic Regulations ..................................................51Academic Advising/Counseling ..................................52Academic Amnesty ......................................................52Academic Appeals ......................................................53Academic Suspension, Refunds, Withdrawals ......53Grade Appeals .........................................................53Academic Ethics Policy ...............................................53Dishonesty ..............................................................53Plagiarism ...............................................................53Auditing Classes ........................................................53Class Attendance ........................................................53College Preparatory Course Rule ..............................54Course Requirements................................................54Course Load ...............................................................54College Entrance Testing and PlacementProcedures ..............................................................54CETPP Chart ...............................................................56Grading System ..........................................................57Grade Point Average (GPA) .....................................57Course Attempts (Withdrawal & ForgivenessPolicy) ..................................................................58Graduation Procedures for All Programs ...................58Incomplete “I” Grade ...................................................58Schedule of Classes ..................................................58Student Classification .................................................58Standards of Academic Progress ...............................59College Credit .........................................................59College Credit - Academic Probation ..................59College Credit - Academic Suspension ..............59Removal of Academic Suspension/Probation ....59Transfer Students ................................................59Occupational Credit ................................................59Occupational Program Probation Procedure ......59Removal of Probation ..........................................59Occupational Program Suspension ...................59Occupational Appeal Process .............................59Student Responsibilities ............................................59Veterans Affairs (VA) ....................................................60Standards of Progress for Veteransand Other Eligible Persons .................................60Attendance Standards .........................................60Academic Standards ...........................................60Program Length ...................................................60Unsatisfactory Progress - VA Students ................60Withdrawals ................................................................61College Withdrawal .................................................61Student Withdrawals ...............................................61College Credit ......................................................61Occupational Credit .............................................61Instructor Withdrawal for Academic Reasons ........62Instructor Withdrawal for Lack of Attendance ..........62Student Directory Information .....................................62Student Information ...................................................... 63Highlands Campus Bookstore ..................................64Highlands Campus Cafeteria ....................................64Career Planning, Placement, and Co-op Education .64Job Placement Student Services ............................64Job Placement Employer Services .........................643
Disabled Student Services .........................................64Equal Access/Equal Opportunity ................................65Student Conduct and Discipline ....................................65Initiating Changes at the College ...............................65Learning Resources Center (LRC) ............................65The Library ...............................................................65The Tutoring and Learning Center (TLC) ...............65Media Services ........................................................66Panther Athletics .........................................................66Student Activities .........................................................66Student Services .........................................................66Student Rights, Responsibilities, and Code ofConduct ...................................................................66Student Records and Right to Privacy .....................66Code of Conduct .....................................................67Freedom of Inquiry and Expression ........................67Protection of Freedom of Expression .....................67Protection Against Improper Disclosure .................67Regulations of the Board of Education ...................67Students’ Right To Know Information .........................68Associate in Arts Degree ..............................................69Associate in Arts - University Parallel .........................70Core Degree Requirements .......................................70Graduation Procedures - A.A. Degree ........................70Graduation Ceremony Procedures - A.A. Degree ......71College-Level Academic Skills Test (CLAST) ............71CLAST Alternative (Exemption) ...................................71CLAST Skills ...............................................................72Foreign Language ......................................................73General Education Requirements for theA.A. Degree ..............................................................74Gordon Rule Courses ................................................77The Honors Program at SFCC ...................................78Associate in Arts Programs of StudyUniversity Transfer ..................................................80Occupational Degree and Certificate Programs .........83Associate in Sciences Degree Programs ..................84General Education Requirements for the A.S.Degree .................................................................84Core Degree Requirements ...................................84Associate in Applied Science Degree Programs .......85Graduation Procedures - A.A.S. Degree .................85General Education Requirements for theA.A.S. Degree .......................................................85College Credit, Advanced Technical Diploma, andOccupational Certificate Programs ........................86College Credit Certificate and Advanced TechnicalDiploma Programs - Completion Requirements...86Occupational Certificate Programs - CompletionRequirements......................................................86Fee Information .......................................................86New Occupational Certificate Programs ................86Corporate and Continuing Education ........................86Occupational Programs of Study .................................87Occupational Programs of Study - Program List ........87Program Offerings by Location ...................................89Occupational Programs of Study - Program Guides ..91Accounting Paraprofessional - A.A.S. .....................91Accounting Applications - C.C.C. ............................91Agri-Business Specialization - A.A.S. ......................92Citrus Specialization - A.A.S. ....................................92Landscape & Horticulture Specialization - A.A.S. ....93Landscape & Horticulture Professional - C.C.C. ...93Landscape and Horticulture Technician - C.C.C. ...94Automotive Collision Repair and Refinish - O.C. ...94Automotive Service Technology - O.C. ....................95Commercial Vehicle Driving - O.C. .........................95Business Administration - A.S. ................................95Business Administration - A.A.S. .............................96Business Management - C.C.C. .............................97Child Development and Education - A.A.S. .............97Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, & HeatingTechnology - O.C. ................................................98Commercial Air Conditioning - Apprenticeship ......98Computer Information Systems - A.S. .................. 226Computer Programming and Analysis - A.A.S. .......99Networking Services Technology - A.A.S. ............. 100Computer Programming - C.C.C. ........................ 101Network Support Services - O.C. ......................... 101Building Restoration, Preservation, andRenovation - A.A.S. ............................................ 102Construction Management - A.A.S. ...................... 103Plumbing Technology - Apprenticeship ............... 103Masonry - Apprenticeship ..................................... 104Cosmetology - O.C. .............................................. 105Dental Hygiene - A.A.S. ......................................... 105Dental Assistant - O.C. ......................................... 108Drafting & Design Technology - A.A.S. .................. 111Drafting - O.C. ........................................................ 111Instructional Services Technology - A.A.S. ............ 112Electrical Distribution Technology - A.A.S. ............. 112Electric Line Service Repair - O.C. ........................ 113Electrical - Apprenticeship ..................................... 114Electrical Lineman - Apprenticeship ..................... 114Electronics Engineering - A.S. ............................... 115Bio-Medical Electronic Systems - A.A.S. ............... 116Computer Engineering Technology - A.A.S. ......... 227Electronics Engineering - A.A.S. ............................ 116Micro-Computer Systems Engineering - A.A.S. .... 117Electronics Technology - O.C. ............................... 117Computer Electronics Technology - O.C. ............. 118Hospitality & Tourism Management - A.S. ............. 118Hospitality & Tourism Management - A.A.S. .......... 119Food Management, Production, andServices - O.C. ................................................... 119Industrial Management Technology - A.A.S. ......... 120Nursing (Generic - RN) - A.S. ............................... 121Nursing (Transition - LPN to RN) - A.S. ............... 123Nursing (Generic - RN) - A.A.S. ............................ 125Nursing (Transition - LPN to RN) - A.A.S. ............ 128Nurse Assistant - O.C. .......................................... 130Practical Nursing (LPN) - O.C. ............................. 130General Secretarial - A.A.S. .................................. 132Medical Secretarial - A.A.S. ................................... 133General Secretarial Specialist - C.C.C. ............... 133Medical Secretarial Specialist - C.C.C. ................ 134Medical Secretarial - O.C. .................................... 134Secretarial/Administrative Assistant - O.C. .......... 1354
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