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Board of TrusteesMembersROY DE LEÓNMemberVice President BBVA Compass, MercedesDistrict 7Representing Northeast Hidalgo County,Edcouch-Elsa, La Villa, North Mercedes,Northeast Alamo, Northeast Edinburg and HargillTerm May 2008-2014DR. ALEJO SALINAS, JR.MemberClinical Lecturer,University of Texas-Pan AmericanRetired Superintendent,Superintendent Emeritus, Hidalgo ISDDistrict 5Representing Edinburg, North San Juan,Northeast Pharr and Northwest Hidalgo CountyTerm May 2008-2014JESSE VILLARREALMemberParent Specialist, Weslaco ISDDistrict 6Representing Donna, South Alamo,South San Juan, South Pharr,South Weslaco and ProgresoTerm May 2006-2012MIKE ALLENMemberFormer President and CEOof McAllen Economic Development CorporationDistrict 3Representing South McAllen, Southwest Pharr,Hidalgo, Sharyland, Southeast Missionand GranjenoTerm May 2010-201611
ACADEMIC CALENDAR2010-2011FALL 2010(Aug. 30 - Dec. 19, 2010)August 19 (Thursday)New Faculty Start Date-New FacultyOrientationAugust 20 (Friday)New Faculty Service Area TourAugust 23 (Monday)Faculty Return-Division/DepartmentMeetingsAugust 25-27 (Wednesday-Friday)Faculty Preparation DaysAugust 27 (Friday)All Faculty Professional Development DayAugust 28 (Saturday)Adjunct Faculty/Dual Enrollment FacultyProfessional Development DayAugust 30 (Monday)Classes BeginSeptember 6 (Monday)College Closed-Labor DaySeptember 15 (Wednesday)Twelfth Class DaySeptember 24 (Friday)College Closed for College-wide ProfessionalDevelopment DayNovember 19 (Friday)Last Day to WithdrawNovember 25-28 (Thursday-Sunday)College Closed-Thanksgiving HolidayDecember 13-19 (Monday-Sunday)FinalsDecember 20 (Monday)Last day to submit gradesDecember 20-January 4(Monday-Tuesday)College Closed-Winter BreakSPRING 2011(Jan. 18 - May 13, 2011)January 5 (Wednesday)College Opens-Staff ReturnsJanuary 10 (Monday)Faculty Return-Division/DepartmentMeetingsJanuary 11 (Tuesday)New Faculty/Staff OrientationJanuary 12-13 (Wednesday-Thursday)Faculty Preparation DayJanuary 14 (Friday)All Faculty Professional Development DayJanuary 15 (Saturday)Adjunct/Dual Enrollment Faculty ProfessionalDevelopment DayJanuary 17 (Monday)College Closed-Martin Luther King DayJanuary 18 (Tuesday)Classes BeginFebruary 2 (Wednesday)Twelfth Class DayFebruary 11 (Friday)College Closed for College-wideProfessional Development DayMarch 14-20 (Monday-Sunday)College Closed-Spring BreakApril 15 (Friday)Last Day to WithdrawApril 21-24 (Thursday-Sunday)College Closed-Semester BreakMay 7-13 (Saturday-Friday)FinalsMay 14 (Saturday)GraduationMay 16 (Monday)Last day to submit gradeswww.southtexascollege.edu12
Page 3 and 4: The Vision, Purpose, Core Values,Gu
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Page 7 and 8: Accreditation......................
Page 9 and 10: Valley Initiative for Developmentan
Page 11: Board of TrusteesOfficersGARY GURWI
Page 15 and 16: ADMISSIONS GUIDELINES14
Page 17 and 18: 6. Out of state transfer students w
Page 19 and 20: C. Demonstrate proficiency in state
Page 21 and 22: Questions from all three categories
Page 23 and 24: ADMISSIONSPROCEDURES andchecklistFo
Page 25 and 26: REVIEW OF RECORDSStudents who desir
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Page 29 and 30: 28FEES 2010-2011 Academic YearOther
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Page 35 and 36: ACADEMICINFORMATIONTRANSFER OF CRED
Page 37 and 38: ACADEMIC TRANSFERABLE COURSESThe fo
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Page 41 and 42: Required scores for CLEPSubject Exa
Page 43 and 44: DEVELOPMENTAL STUDIESPROGRAMSouth T
Page 45 and 46: PRESIDENTIAL INSPIRATIONALACHIEVEME
Page 47 and 48: GRADUATEGUARANTEESubject to the con
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How do I apply?Contact your school
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STC selects students based on the f
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and charges, including fees for cor
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of the Texas Family Code.3. Exempti
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contact their local WorkFORCE cente
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elow shows credit hour totals and t
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FEDERAL RETURN OF TITLE IV FUNDSPOL
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76CAMPUS PARKINGEvery motor vehicle
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is the combination of services, pro
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STUDENTINFORMATION andwelcome CENTE
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CURRICULUM82
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NATURAL SCIENCES8 creditsBIOL 1408
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HIST 2381 African American HistoryP
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Baccalaureate DegreesTechnology Man
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c. Provisional Acceptance, for stud
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Bachelor of Applied Technologymajor
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LOWER DIVISIONREQUIREMENTSSTC CORE
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Bachelor of Applied Technologymajor
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Division ofBusiness and TechnologyA
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Administrative Office CareersLegal
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LEGAL OFFICEMANAGEMENTASSOCIATE OF
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AUTOMOTIVETECHNOLOGYCERTIFICATETSI
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Business AdministrationAccounting C
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IMPORT/EXPORTCERTIFICATETSI ExemptF
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Business AdministrationSpecializati
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Business AdministrationSpecializati
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Business Computer SystemsComputer a
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INFORMATIONSECURITYSPECIALISTCERTIF
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Business Computer SystemsSpecializa
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Business Computer SystemsSpecializa
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Computer AidedDrafting and DesignSp
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DESIGN ANDTECHNICALGRAPHICSCERTIFIC
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Computer Aided Drafting and DesignS
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COMMERCIALCOOKINGCERTIFICATETSI Exe
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DIESELTECHNOLOGYCERTIFICATETSI Exem
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Electronic and ComputerMaintenance
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COMPUTERSUPPORTSPECIALISTCERTIFICAT
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Electronic and Computer Maintenance
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Heating, Ventilation,Air Conditioni
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Human ResourcesHuman ResourcesCerti
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Manufacturing TechnologyThe Precisi
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ParalegalAssociate of Applied Scien
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Combination WeldingCertificateThis
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Division ofLiberal Artsand Social S
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American Sign Languageand Interpret
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American Sign Language andInterpret
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Child DevelopmentThe Child Developm
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CHILDDEVELOPMENTASSOCIATE OF APPLIE
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Criminal JusticeCriminal Justice, F
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DramaDrama, Field of StudyAssociate
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ec-6 generalistASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN
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GRADES 8-12ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN TEA
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Fine ArtsGraphic Arts Concentration
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Fine ArtsMUSIC CONCENTRATION Field
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History, Field of StudyAssociate of
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Interdisciplinary StudiesInterdisci
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KINESIOLOGY Field of StudyASSOCIATE
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Language and Cultural StudiesAmeric
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Language and Cultural StudiesSpanis
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Mexican-American StudiesMexican-Ame
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Political SciencePolitical Science
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Social WorkSocial Work, Field of St
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Division ofMath and ScienceBiology.
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ChemistryChemistry, Field of StudyA
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computer information systemsField o
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EngineeringEngineering, Field of St
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MathematicsMathematics, Field of St
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Pre-Pharmacy, Field of StudyAssocia
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Division ofNursing and Allied Healt
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ASSOCIATE DEGREE NURSINGASSOCIATE O
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Associate Degree NursingLVN/RN TRAN
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Associate Degree NursingPARAMEDIC T
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Emergency Medical TechnologyBASICCE
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208Health and MedicalAdministrative
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MEDICALINFORMATION/TRANSCRIPTIONSPE
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MEDICALASSISTANTTECHNOLOGYCERTIFICA
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OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANTASSOC
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Pharmacy TechnologyThe Pharmacy Tec
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PHARMACYTECHNOLOGYCERTIFICATETSI Ex
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person the opportunity to be examin
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RADIOLOGICTECHNOLOGYASSOCIATE OF AP
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RESPIRATORY THERAPYTSI LiablePre-re
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VOCATIONALNURSINGCERTIFICATETSI Lia
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ACCOUNTING◆ACCT 2401PRINCIPLES OF
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development. It will focus on lingu
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ANTHROPOLOGY◆ANTH 2301PHYSICAL AN
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Prerequisite: Admission to the Asso
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AUTOMOTIVETECHNOLOGYAUMT 1266PRACTI
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This course includes basic theory a
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to production. Topics include vecto
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security activities.Prerequisite: I
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COLLEGE SUCCESSORIN 0101COLLEGE SUC
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materials and following current bui
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SRVY 2380COOPERATIVE EDUCATIONCRT H
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE◆CRIJ 1301INTRODU
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◆DANC 1253SPANISH BALLET ICRT HRS
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alternating and direct current.Prer
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supported by an individualized lear
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e evaluated on presentation as well
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Prerequisite: A grade of “C” or
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HITT 2166PRACTICUM ICRT HRS:01 LEC
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◆HIST 2312WESTERN CIVILIZATION II
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individual anaerobic fitness activi
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fitness or recreational endeavor.Pr
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American Red Cross Lifeguard certif
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AND an Elementary Algebra (EA) plac
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MDCA 1352MEDICAL ASSISTANT LABORATO
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◆MUSI 1184VOICE CLASS IICRT HRS:0
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OTHA 2367CAPSTONE: PRACTICUM-OTA (B
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This is an overview of major topics
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PTHA 1409INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL T
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◆PSYC 2306HUMAN SEXUALITYCRT HRS:
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The development of interpretive com
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Prerequisite: Completion of READ 00
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◆SPCH 1318INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICA
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VNSG 1116NUTRITIONCRT HRS:01 LEC HR
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ADMINISTRATORSAND FACULTY294
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Fernando LamasAsst. Director of Pur
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Roy TrevinoCertificate, Texas State
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Carmela JimenezB.A., University of
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Ana M. RiojasA.A., South Texas Coll
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Marcia MitchellB.A., University of
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Mohamed WerfelliB.S., Al-Fateh Univ
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Linda JacksonB.A., Indiana Universi
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INDEX310
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• Accounting Clerk Certificate ..
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Fees (Incidental) .................
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Pecan Campus.......................
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