1965-1966 - Cochise College

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f\cademic CouncilThe enforcement. interpretation. and waiving of academic regulationsare the responsibility of the Academic Council. The Deanof Students is the chairman of 1111" Ac&Liemic Council and membershipincludes the Dean of Instruction and appointed faculty nwmbel's.The pfP~ident of the Collpge is an ex officio membN. Studentpetitions for the waiver of acadpmic regulations may be prest-ntedto ~he Aeadpmic Council through tIw studl'nt's counselor and theDean of Stud('nts.Classification of StudentsFreshmen:Sophomores:Stud('nt;-:; with fewer than 30 passing units in collpgL' credit. St udents with 30 or mort' passing units of colh'ge credit. Full·time Students: 51 Ud ..':lts carrying 12 or more units during the s('mestel'. GraditlQ SYStCfl1Grad('s art' parnl'd in (-aeh coursp and th(, grad
AUDIT Courses may not be taken for audit. change from the grade of "NO" toa "5" on the permanent record. Thegrade of "NO" is not computed inthe student's grade point average.Grade PointsSemester grades are assigned grade points as follows:1 - 1 grade point per unit earned2 . 2 grade points per unit earned3 . 3 grade pOints per unit earned 4 - 4 grade points per unit earned 5 . 5 grade points per unit earnedW5 . 5 grade points per unit earnedThus. a three-unit course with a grade of "4" would earn t3x4112 grade points.The total grade points accumulated by a student are divided bythe total of units attempted (exclude "\\'0" and NO" grades) andthe result is know as the studcnt's cumulative grade point average.or GPA. Each time a course is taken. both the units attemptlo\\' the numbpr f('quired for a 3.000 average without a p{'riod of probation. 2. A stucit'nt while on Acad~'mic Probation may b(! acadt>mically disrnil"Sf'd if his cumulatin' gradp points are more than ten b('low the number r£>quired for a 3.000 avcragp. 3. All available (actors having a bearing upon thl) academic r(~cord of th(' studt'nt will be ('valuated by the Academic Council b(~fof(' dismissal is made. 16
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Page 4: Histor~r Cochise College, a public
Page 7 and 8: The College is a community center -
Page 9 and 10: final answer, they are often helpfu
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Page 19 and 20: Out-ol-State StudentsOut-of-state s
Page 21 and 22: RegistrationRegistration takes plac
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Page 25 and 26: crowding and the college will reass
Page 27 and 28: Scholastic HonorsHigh Honors are aw
Page 29 and 30: Curriculum Guides The curricula out
Page 31 and 32: LAW ENFORCEMENT Freshman YearFirst
Page 33 and 34: MIDDLE MANAGEMENT Freshman YearFirs
Page 35 and 36: ments for junior standing. Catalogs
Page 37 and 38: 30TWO·DIMENSIONAL DESIGN3 UNITSPre
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Page 41 and 42: 53SALESMANSHIP3 UNITSPrerequisite:
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Page 47 and 48: MACHIHS DUWIHGa VlflTl PrerequilUe:
Page 49 and 50: Engineering17 MECHANICS OF MATERIAL
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Page 59 and 60: CALCULUS AND DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
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12b FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING II 4 UN
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23 PERSONNEL PSYCHOLOGY 3 UNITS Pre
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12JUVENILE DELINQUENCY3 UNITSPrereq
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ANDERSEN, L. LEGRANDMUlleB.S., Univ
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JEWELL, JOHN W.Biology, ChemistryB.
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Associate Dean of StudentsPALLISTER
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Index A Academic Council ..... ....
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Registration forPhysical Education
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