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Placement tests A placement test may be required to determine whether the applicant has the necessary skills and/or knowledge for a particular program. Students who are lacking particular skills will be required to complete one or more of the following noncredit courses based on the score achieved on the ACCUPLACER Placement Test: EN 090 A transitional skills English course designed to prepare a student in developing skills in written and oral communication. ACCUPLACER score 60-67. EN 100 A transitional skills English composition course designed to better prepare a student for EN 101. ACCUPLACER score 68-83. MA 090 A transitional skills basic mathematics/pre-algebra course designed to prepare a student for MA 100. ACCUPLACER score 34-111 in arithmetic. MA 100 A transitional skills elementary algebra course designed to prepare a student for MA 102 and/or MA 110. An ACCUPLACER score of 112- 120 in arithmetic section and 1-107 in elementary algebra section. RS 100 A transitional skills course designed to improve study skills and reading comprehension level. ACCUPLACER score 55-74. COLUMBIA-GREENE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2012-2013 CATALOG immunization requirements for College students New York State Public Health Law 2165 requires that all post-secondary students born on or after January 1, 1957 document immunity against measles, mumps, and rubella before registering for classes. Proof of immunity consists of: • measles - TWO doses of measles vaccine administered no more than four days prior to the frst birthday and at least 28 days apart, physician documented history of disease, or serologic evidence of immunity. • mumps - ONE dose of mumps vaccine administered no more than four days prior to the frst birthday, a physician documented history of disease, or serologic evidence of immunity. • rubella - ONE dose of rubella vaccine administered no more than four days prior to the frst birthday or serologic evidence of immunity. Proof of immunity must be established with documentation such as an immunization certifcate from a physician or authorized person who administered the vaccine, a signed copy of the immunization portion of the cumulative health record from a prior school, a military immunization record or laboratory evidence of immunity and must be submitted to the Health Services Offce. Appeals may be made to the Director of Health Services/College Nurse if such immunization is medically contraindicated or contrary to genuine and sincere religious beliefs. 17
COLUMBIA-GREENE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2012-2013 CATALOG meningococcal meningitis—all students who are enrolled for at least six semester hours must also return the meningitis information response form certifying they have had an immunization against meningococcal meningitis within the preceding ten years OR they have received and reviewed the information about meningococcal meningitis provided by Columbia-Greene Community College, understand the risk of the disease and the benefts of immunization and have decided NOT to obtain the immunization. Students in the Nursing and Massage Therapy Programs must comply with additional immunization requirements as indicated on their health assessment form which is to be returned to the Health Services Offce. New York State law mandates that a student be excluded from all classes 30 days after the semester begins if his/her immunization requirements have not been met. Applicants without a High school diploma Students who lack a high school or general equivalency diploma (GED), or students graduating from non-registered schools or correspondence schools both within and outside of New York State, may apply for admission to Columbia-Greene if their high school class has already graduated. These students must take the C-GCC placement test and meet with an Admissions Counselor. Students who frst enroll in a program of study on or after July 1, 2012, will NOT be eligible to receive Title IV student aid. See Financial Aid section for complete information. Students may qualify for a GED by successfully completing 24 semester hours in a degree or certifcate program at Columbia-Greene Community College. 18 The State Education Department of New York has specifed the 24 semester hours required to earn a high school equivalency diploma: • 6 semester hours in English Language Arts, including writing, speaking and literature • 3 semester hours in mathematics • 3 semester hours in natural science • 3 semester hours in social science • 3 semester hours in humanities • 6 credits in the student’s registered program Upon completion of this program, it is the student’s responsibility to apply to the New York State Education Department for the equivalency diploma. The student must receive the GED before qualifying to complete a degree at C-GCC. Transitional skills courses are not included in the 24-credit-hour requirement. Applicants with an ieP diploma The New York State Education Department has ruled that an IEP diploma is not equivalent to a high school diploma. Therefore, community colleges, including Columbia-Greene, are under no legal obligation to accept students under the terms of the New York State Full Opportunity Policy. Students who hold an IEP diploma may apply for admission to C-GCC if their high school class has already graduated. The policy of C-GCC is to review the application of IEP applicants based on the same criteria used for students who lack a high school diploma or GED. Applicants with an IEP diploma must take the C-GCC placement test.
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