2012-2013 Catalog - St. Clair County Community College

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5. Demonstrate ability to write standard English usingappropriate grammar, punctuation and spelling.8. ADDITIONAL COMPETENCY OPTIONS − SC4 recognizes avariety of non-course options, including Advanced Placement,CLEP and Departmental Exams, which allow students tosatisfy the competency requirements without taking an actualSC4 course. Interested students must contact the <strong>St</strong>udentSuccess Center, Room 124, Acheson Technology Center,for details. The following list indicates the options currentlyavailable to satisfy each competency.CompetencyAP(3 or above)CLEP(50 or above)DepartmentExamCL NO NO YESCT YES YES YESGA YES YES YESGP YES YES YESMA YES YES YESOC NO NO NOWR YES YES* NO*Essay required for ENG 101 credit.DEGREE DISTRIBUTION REQUIREMENTSIn addition to the satisfactory completion of competency requirements,students must satisfy the degree distribution requirements specificto the program of study at SC4. Subject areas satisfying the DegreeDistribution Requirements are divided into four groups as listed below:Group I. Social Science: Anthropology, economics, geography (exceptGEO 101, GEO 105, GEO 137 and GEO 210), history, political science,psychology, sociologyGroup II. Humanities: Literature (English 200 or above), foreignlanguage, speech, art, communication design, music, theatre,philosophy, HIS 101, HIS 102Group III. Biological Sciences: Agriculture, biologyGroup IV. Physical Sciences: Astronomy, chemistry, earth science(GEO 101), meteorology (GEO 105), geology, global energy resources(GEO 137), physics, physical science24
Associate Degree Distribution RequirementsASSOC. DEGREEGroup I. SocialScienceGroup II.HumanitiesAssoc. in Arts (AA) 8 credit hours 8 credit hoursAssoc. in Business (AB)(Transfer Program)Assoc. in Engineering(AE)See ProgramGuideSee ProgramGuideSee ProgramGuideSee ProgramGuideAssoc. in GeneralEducation (AGE) 3 credit hours 3 credit hoursAssoc. in Science (AS) 8 credit hours 8 credit hoursGroup III. Bio.ScienceGroup IV. Phys.Science6 – 8 cr. hrs. Must complete at leastone lab course from Group III or IV.See ProgramGuideSee ProgramGuideSee Program GuideSee Program Guide3 – 4 cr. hrs. Must complete one labcourse from Group III or IV.18 cr. hrs. required.Must complete at least one labcourse from both Group III and IV.Assoc. in Applied Artsand Sciences (AAS)See Program Guides25
Page 1 and 2: Choose success.2012-2013 CatalogPor
Page 3 and 4: St. Clair CountyCommunity CollegeCA
Page 5 and 6: Employment-related Academic Opportu
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Page 10 and 11: 2012−2013 ACADEMIC CALENDAR2012 S
Page 12 and 13: COLLEGE OVERVIEWACCREDITATIONSt. Cl
Page 14 and 15: The Citizens First Michigan Technic
Page 16 and 17: UNIVERSITY CENTERCitizens First Mic
Page 18 and 19: WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT CENTER(810) 9
Page 20 and 21: COLLEGE PROGRAMS OF STUDYSt. Clair
Page 22 and 23: The competencies specific to each a
Page 24 and 25: COMPETENCY DEFINITIONSUpon completi
Page 28 and 29: GRADUATION WORKSHEET(For Associate
Page 30 and 31: PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS• To remain i
Page 32 and 33: TRANSFER STUDENT TIPS• Meet at le
Page 34 and 35: ENGINEERING (TRANSFER)Program Code:
Page 36 and 37: GENERAL TRANSFER STUDIES (MACRAO)Pr
Page 38: HIGH SCHOOL ARTICULATIONSt. Clair C
Page 42 and 43: CAREER PROGRAMSOCCUPATIONAL PROGRAM
Page 44 and 45: ACCOUNTINGProgram Code: AASACASSOCI
Page 46 and 47: ALTERNATIVE ENERGY − ARCHITECTURA
Page 48 and 49: ALTERNATIVE ENERGY − RENEWABLE AN
Page 50 and 51: ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNProgram Code: A
Page 52 and 53: ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN (CERTIFICATE)P
Page 54 and 55: ARCHITECTURAL - CIVIL/SITEWORKProgr
Page 56 and 57: ARCHITECTURAL - MECHANICAL/ELECTRIC
Page 58 and 59: ARCHITECTURAL − STRUCTURALProgram
Page 60 and 61: BUSINESS, GENERALProgram Code: AASG
Page 62 and 63: BUSINESS (TRANSFER)Program Code: AB
Page 64 and 65: COMMUNICATION DESIGNProgram Code: A
Page 66 and 67: COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA −BROADCASTIN
Page 68 and 69: COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS −APP
Page 70 and 71: CIS 229B Special Topics in Security
Page 72 and 73: COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS −WEB
Page 74 and 75: CIS SUGGESTED ELECTIVESCOMPUTER INF
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE − CORRECTIONSPro
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EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONProgram Co
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EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION CDAProgra
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ELECTRONICS AND COMPUTERTECHNOLOGY
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ENGINEERING GRAPHICS TECHNOLOGYProg
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ENGINEERING (TRANSFER)Program Code:
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Student is to choose WELD Electives
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GENERAL TRANSFER STUDIES (MACRAO)Pr
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Biology classes (160, 271, 272), HE
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HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYProgra
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**Elective credits must be selected
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INTEREST ELECTIVESSemester HoursPla
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MANAGEMENT − BUSINESSProgram Code
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MARKETINGProgram Code: AASMKASSOCIA
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MECHATRONICSProgram Code: AASMRASSO
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NURSINGwww.sc4.edu/nursingDue to th
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APPLYING FOR ADMISSIONPersons seeki
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TRANSITION PROGRAM OVERVIEW:LPN AND
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TRANSITION NURSING PROGRAM:LPN TO A
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NURSING PROGRAM, PRACTICALONE-YEAR
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NURSING PROGRAM, PRACTICALProgram C
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ACCEPTANCE PROCEDURE1. Qualified ap
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OFFICE ADMINISTRATION −ADMINISTRA
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OFFICE ADMINISTRATION -ADMINISTRATI
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OFFICE ADMINISTRATION -CLERICAL SPE
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RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEWASSOC
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RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGYProgram Code:
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TECHNOLOGY, APPLIED STUDIESProgram
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THERAPEUTIC MASSAGEProgram Code: AA
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WELDING AND CUTTING TECHNOLOGYProgr
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WELDING AND CUTTING TECHNOLOGY(CERT
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ENROLLMENT OPTIONSAdult students wh
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ONE-STOP STUDENT SERVICES OFFICEENR
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(810) 989-5555 or the Student Succe
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1. Early Admission ApplicationHigh
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often. For assistance, call the Hel
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will be admitted on an individual b
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Be sure to write the name of the st
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION123 Acheson
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who live within the SC4 district ar
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Course Length Drop/Add with a Refun
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status or any other administrative
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COMMENCEMENTAll graduation candidat
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NOTIFICATION TO STUDENTS OF RIGHTS
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Education records are maintained in
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As a part of the college’s instru
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GRADING SYSTEMFollowing final exami
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TUITION AND FEES INFORMATIONBUSINES
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Students who receive Title IV Feder
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grants, as well as student employme
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and scholarships are tax free if th
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• Kahmann Memorial Scholarship -
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College Payroll StudentThe college
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SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS POLI
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the student will be placed on a Fin
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VETERANS INFORMATION123 Acheson Tec
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STUDENT SUCCESS CENTERADVISING, CAR
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STUDENT SUCCESS SEMINARSThe Student
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• More than 124,000 electronic re
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ACHIEVEMENT CENTERB-100 College Cen
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MATH CENTER100 Clara E. Mackenzie B
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TECHNOLOGY REQUIREMENTSTypical cour
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The college assumes no liability fo
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• InterVarsity Christian Fellowsh
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CAMPUS SECURITY AND CAMPUSPATROLCAM
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STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCTEnrollment i
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SEXUAL HARASSMENTSexual harassment
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GIVING FALSE INFORMATIONNo person s
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TECHNOLOGYComputers and Internet Se
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All users are to abide by the 1976
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UNAUTHORIZED USE OF THE COLLEGE’S
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OTHER POLICIESCHILDREN ON CAMPUSIn
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3. If the issue has not been satisf
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSCourse descripti
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ACCOUNTINGBusiness Administration D
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AGR 124 Introduction to Forestry. G
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modify, troubleshoot, maintain, and
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AD 132 Civil/Sitework Drafting. Fun
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plan. Zoning ordinances, legal desc
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ACD 270 Corporate Communications. T
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ART 109B Clay Throwing I. This cour
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ancient times to recent discoveries
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and economic values of major animal
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BUS 181 Professional Selling. This
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BUS 259 Management Internship. This
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stereochemistry. The laboratory is
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experience is necessary. The studen
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computer as an information gatherin
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language (SQL). Emphasis is placed
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CIS 227B Special Topics in Networki
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usage of tools such as: JavaScript,
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CIS 297 The CIS Professional. In th
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esource issues especially including
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MFT 110C Pre-Apprenticeship Skills
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ECE 200 A-D Early Childhood Educati
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and parent/family involvement and e
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ELECTRONICSEngineering Technology D
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ENGINEERING GRAPHICSEngineering Tec
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drawing, working drawings are then
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ENG 102H Honors English Composition
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ENG 230 World Literature I. A study
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FST 104 Fire Fighting Equipment, Ta
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FR 204 Intermediate French II. More
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in the use of fossils, rocks and ge
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classification of foods, nutrients
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HIT 203 Reimbursement Methodologies
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HIS 150 History of the U.S., 1877 t
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MATHEMATICSMath and Science Departm
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MTH 210 Linear Algebra. The content
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contemporary. The emphasis is on pe
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NATURAL RESOURCESMath and Science D
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ADN 125L Principles of Nursing Care
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ADN 227L Nursing Care of Children -
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OA 110 Beginning Keyboarding. Stude
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OA 164 PowerPoint Presentation Grap
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OA 280A Medical Terminology. This c
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and historical testimony, and the p
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PE 152 Baseball Theory. This course
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PHY 121 College Physics I. This is
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PRACTICAL NURSINGNursing Department
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PN 190L Adult Nursing II Clinical.
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PSY 260 Abnormal Psychology. This c
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RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGYHealth and Hum
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RAD 132L Radiographic Clinical Educ
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RD 075 Study Skills. This course fo
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sociology major planning to transfe
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SP 257 Selected Topics in Spanish.
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THA 104A-D Theatre Practicum. This
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dance. Public performance is an opt
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WELD 210 Shielded Metal Arc Welding
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CURRENTLY INACTIVE COURSESThese cou
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COLLEGE STAFFBOARD OF TRUSTEESJohn
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Douglas Duncan, Chief of Campus Pat
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Laurie Lamont, R.N., Associate Degr
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Martha Pennington, Marketing Coordi
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Dale Vos, Director of AthleticsB.A.
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Karen Jezewski, Visual and Performi
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INDEXABILITY TO BENEFIT ADMISSION..
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FRESH START........................
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STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT............
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