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MAT 0018: Math I (Pre-Algebra) and Lab (4 credits): Students who score less than 96 on the math portion of the P.E.R.T.MAT 0028: Math II (Elementary Algebra) and Lab) (4 credits) Students who score from 96-112 on the math portion of theP.E.R.T.Students who place into the college prep program and who elect to enroll in Daytona State College preparatory courses will beprovided a program of study by a counselor or advisor using the following guidelines:Reading, writing and math courses require weekly attendance at the Learning Center in addition toregular class sessions.Students must continue to enroll in the college prep courses until they complete the program andpass the College Prep Exit Exam.Page 95 of 788
Graduation Requirements and ProceduresAll students seeking an associate of arts or a bachelor's degree must satisfy the following degree requirements as established by theFlorida Board of Education. You are required to complete a minimum of 60 hours of transferable college level credit to receive anAA degree. Florida State Board of Education Administrative Rule 6A-10.024 (3a) requires 36 semester hours of general educationcourses, excluding college prep courses. The remaining 24 credit hours are elective credits. Graduates must also meet therequirements of the Gordon Rule and a state mandated foreign language requirement. You also must meet the Daytona StateCollege residency requirements (see below).Students seeking a bachelor's degree, associate of science, associate of applied science, or certificate must have a cumulative 2.0GPA, a Daytona State 2.0 GPA and meet the Daytona State College residency requirements (see below).Students graduating from a vocational certificate program must have earned a 2.0 GPA in their program specific classes andmeet the Daytona State College residency requirements (see below).Grade forgiveness applies when students repeat the same course in which they earned a "D" or "F" grade. The earned grade fromthe most recent attempt will be used in the calculation of GPA and graduation requirements. (A subsequent "W" grade will notreplace an earned grade.) Students may not repeat the same course to improve a "C" grade or better.Courses in ResidencyThe Daytona State College residency requirements are an overall 25 percent of degree requirements, 25 percent of programspecific classes, a cumulative 2.0 GPA, and a Daytona State 2.0 of GPA. For bachelor's degree students, in addition to meeting the25 percent overall residency requirement, a minimum of 25 percent of the upper level program-specific credits must be completedat Daytona State College.For instance, if your bachelor's degree program requires 42 upper level program specific credits, at least 10.5 of these must becompleted at Daytona State, or if your bachelor's program requires 60 upper level program specific credits, at least 15 of thesemust be completed at Daytona State.In addition, students can only earn a maximum of 25 percent of degree requirements through experiential learning, i.e. APLECredits earned by active US military members are excluded from this requirement.Transfer Students - General Education Requirements:Once the student's transfer credit evaluation is completed, an email is sent to the FalconMail address and the transfer creditsummary report will be available online at the Records section of their FalconNet account. The college will include on the DaytonaState College transcript all courses and grades that were attempted at a prior college except for the following:courses that meet the Academic Second Chance provisionscourses that were taken at an upper (junior, senior etc.) level for which there is no comparableDaytona State College coursescourses completed at a non-accredited college for which instructor qualifications and syllabus arenot received.The regional accreditation agencies are:New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Commission on Institutions of HigherLearning;Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, Commission on Higher Education;North Central Association of Colleges and Schools;Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities;Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Commission on Colleges;Western Association of Schools and Colleges, Accrediting Commission for Senior Colleges andAccrediting Commission for Junior CollegesGrades received at prior colleges will be included in the cumulative grade point average, except for developmental courses.Page 96 of 788
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College Catalog2012-2013
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President's MessageMessage from the
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Advanced Technology CollegeTechnolo
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Alumni AffairsDaytona State College
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Daytona State College FoundationThe
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Mission StatementVisionDaytona Stat
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University of Central FloridaServin
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Spring 2012Spring Semesters 2012Adv
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Fall 2012Fall Semester 2012Fall FF(
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Summer 2013Summer Semesters 20136 W
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Apprenticeship ProgramsApprenticesh
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Associate of Science Degree Program
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College Preparatory ProgramThe Coll
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BSED Admission RequirementsBachelor
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BSED Completion RequirementsComplet
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BSED Frequently Asked QuestionsCan
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BS in Engineering TechnologyThe Eng
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Career OpportunitiesStudents gradua
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BAS Course DescriptionsGEB 3213Busi
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Introduction to Mgmt InformationISM
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General Education Mission Statement
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Institutional InformationInformatio
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SDS Director submits the applicatio
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How do I track my order or talk to
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student cannot be required to take
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Enrollment TerminologyDaytona State
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Full Cost of InstructionThe followi
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Class RegistrationRegister for your
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Student Identification CardsStudent
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Transfer informationIf you plan to
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the credits approved by Daytona Sta
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You may change your refund preferen
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Falcon Loans and Book DefermentsFal
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Financial Aid DisbursementsDirect L
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Florida Prepaid College ProgramFlor
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Tuition and Fee InformationTuition
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Consult the Veterans Specialist in
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Counseling ServicesCrisis Counselin
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formal process for resolving grade
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Examples of acceptable documentatio
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Prepare for Your FutureGetting a Jo
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Student Disability ServicesStudent
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Student Policies, Rights and Respon
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Campus LocationsAdvanced Technology
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College BookstoreDaytona State Coll
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Parking RegulationsParking decals a
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Academic Support CentersAcademic Su
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IT Computing CommonsDaytona State C
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Global Education and AffairsThe Off
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Writing CenterThe DSC/UCF Writing C
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MGF2106 College Mathematics OR Pre-
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Addictions Studies SpecializationPr
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HUS2424 Addictions and Treatment 3.
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For additional Information on wages
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Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and
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ASL2160 American Sign Language III
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EET1141 Analog Devices and Circuits
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no graduation rate at this time bec
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CareersSome associated careers are
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Business AdministrationProgram Info
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MAN2021 Principles of Management 3.
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Business ManagementProgram Informat
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Business Operations - Entrepreneurs
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Cable InstallationProgram Informati
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Computer Engineering TechnologyProg
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CET2615 Advanced Cisco Router Confi
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CIS2350 Principles of Information A
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Computer ProgrammingProgram Informa
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Computer ProgrammingCEN2002 Softwar
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SYG2000 Introduction to Sociology 3
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Computer SpecialistProgram Informat
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Correctional Officer Recruit Traini
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CosmetologyProgram InformationVocat
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Criminal Justice Technology Bridge
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FSS2210L Food Production III Lab 1.
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Florida Education and Training Plac
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- Completion of the following cours
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- Applicants for continuing enrollm
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Drafting and Design TechnologyProgr
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ETD2540 Civil Drafting and Surveyin
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Information Technology student hand
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... ... Choose One CourseSEMHRSDEP2
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Internet Services TechnologyProgram
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MachiningProgram InformationVocatio
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etter.- Submit completed applicatio
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Network System DeveloperProgram Inf
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Engineering TechnologyTOTAL ... 41.
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FDLE/FBI Background Screening: $90A
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Office AdministrationProgram Inform
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... ... Summer SemesterSEMHRSPGY111
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autobiographies, journals and lette
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the ability to diagnose suspension
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for jobsite installations, Understa
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the Associate of Arts (A.A.) degree
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CJK0020 CMS Law Enforcement Vehicle
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CJK0340 Officer Wellness and Physic
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DES0205 Dental Radiology, 2.0 voc h
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degree. FA, SP, SUCo-Reqs: ENC1101E
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learning outcomes and methods of as
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