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“Your Hometown College” who park on campus are required to obtain parking permits and to hang them from the rear view mirror of their vehicle to avoid parking fines. Proof of enrollment is required at the time the permit is requested. Permits are available at no cost at Maintenance Operations, Building 026, during regular business hours. Campus Crime and Security Statistics Florida Gateway College annually prepares Campus Crime and Security statistics, disclosing institutional security policies and crime statistics for the preceding three years. The information is included in the Student Handbook which can be obtained from the Office of the Dean of Student Services. A copy of the handbook will be provided to prospective students and employees upon request. Policy on Smoking Smoking is prohibited inside any building on campus, on covered porches or covered areas attached to covered porches, in hallways/cooridors, or within 25 feet of any exterior door. The college has designated smoking areas on campus which include: 1. the gazebo East of Building 103 2. the gazebo North of Building 14 3. anywhere in an open-air area at least 25 feet from any sidewalk, building, or areas where students assemble prior to entering a building. Cigarette butts should be disposed of properly by using coveniently placed ashtrays. Failure to do so will be considered littering. Violation of the policy will result in warnings and/or fines. and summer semesters/terms. The Bookstore does not purchase damaged, unneeded, highlighted books or licensed software textbooks at book buyback. All reusable components packaged with the textbooks such as disks, audio tapes and study guides must accompany the textbooks sold at book buyback. The Bookstore accepts cash, checks, Visa, MasterCard, and bookslips authorized by Financial Aid and the third-party billing office. Check and credit card purchases must be for the exact amount of purchase and require student identification. Students are encouraged to bring their class schedule and student identification when purchasing textbooks to ensure the correct textbooks and/or material is being purchased. Refunds on textbooks will be allowed during the first seven days of the fall and spring semesters and the first four days of each summer term. Students must provide the original sales receipt and new books must be returned in new condition and show no signs of use. The Bookstore reserves the right to not accept or to issue a partial refund for packaged textbooks that have been opened, textbooks with missing or used supplements (CDs, audio cassettes, access codes,) or textbooks that have been marked or damaged after purchase. The Bookstore is located in the Student Union Building (014). We encourage students to shop their College Bookstore for textbooks, supplies, clothing, snacks, and excellent service. If you wish to contact the Bookstore, please call (386) 754-4320. College Bookstore The Florida Gateway College Bookstore is owned and operated by the College as a service to students, faculty, administration, and staff. Revenues from the bookstore provide scholarships for FGC students and other purposes consistent with College programs. The Bookstore works directly with faculty to determine and offer the required and recommended textbooks and materials needed for classes offered by Florida Gateway College including Internet and Distance Learning classes. The Bookstore offers new textbooks, used textbooks, rental textbooks, reference books, study aids, computer software, dictionaries, school supplies, art supplies, backpacks, calculators, imprinted clothing, and a variety of snack foods. Bookstore services also include special orders for books and computer software that are not normally carried in the store. The Bookstore organizes and conducts a textbook buyback for students to sell their used textbooks, which were originally purchased from the Bookstore, at the end of the fall, spring, 34
ACADEMIC & INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES Kyle Rhodes Graduate: Columbia High School Major: General Studies, Liberal Arts and Sciences GPA: 3.63 “I chose FGC upon graduating from high school because I wasn’t completely sure of what I wanted to major in. I thought it would be a great school in a convenient location to attend for some of the prerequisite classes I would need later on for anything I decided to do. I like the professors I’ve had while attending classes here and how helpful they’ve been to me. I’ve thought about going into anything from business to psychology in the past, but for my future I’ve realized I’m interested in the arts. I’ve had experience with photography and painting this semester and found I really enjoy them. I’m also interested in getting some experience in an acting/drama environment because it seems interesting to me. Whether or not I end up majoring in one of these fields, FGC has been a good starting point toward reaching that goal. It’s good to keep some options open when choosing what to go to school for so you can end up happy with what you’ve chosen.”
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