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the registrar and the director of the Office of Extended Learning. Students enrolled
through Extended Learning may also, on occasion, be permitted to enroll in day courses
with the prior written permission of the registrar and the director (see financial services
section for per-credit charges).
All students seeking to enroll in a degree program through the Office of Extended
Learning must provide, prior to enrollment, official transcripts from high school, high
school diploma, or proof of GED completion if they wish to apply for financial aid. In
addition, those who have been matriculated at another college or university must
provide official transcripts for all other institutions prior to enrollment into a degree
program. Via the act of registration, all students in credit or non-credit courses offered
through the Office of Extended Learning are acknowledging and agreeing to adhere to
all College policies including the Student Code of Conduct.
For further information or clarification about programs, offerings and
opportunities through Extended Learning, call 315.655.7107.
Career Services
The Career Services Office is committed to providing a full range of career
services to the student and alumni population, and supports the mission of the College
to prepare students to become leaders in the global society by providing a balanced
approach to career and life planning. The Career Services Office plans services and
programming based on a developmental model that supports a natural progression most
students experience.
Services and Programming Include: career assessments, career counseling,
internship search and preparation, graduate school planning, career search preparation
including resume writing and other job search correspondence, interviewing skills, and
job search strategies, and workshops, seminars and special events including access to
local and regional career and internship fairs, on-campus recruiting, special
programming featuring employers and alumni and employability workshops.
For further information about services and programming, call 315.655.7191 or visit
our Web page at www.cazenovia.edu/careerservices.
Internships
Internships are required for most Cazenovia College degree programs. Ninetyeight
percent of the 2009 graduating class participated in at least one internship
experience. Internships connect academic study and professional experience and
provide students with relevant professional experience often required by employers.
Students may meet with their Program Directors and the Career Services Office to
identify and evaluate internship goals and timelines. Eligibility varies by major, but
students must meet the following general criteria:
Students must meet general education and degree program prerequisites. Most
academic majors require students to reach junior standing before beginning an
internship.
Because most majors have an internship requirement, students must consult with
their advisors and program directors.
Students participating in internships for academic credit must register for academic
credit through Cazenovia College. (Internship on-site hours must be completed during
the semester for which the student has registered). Most internships carrying academic
credit have associated formal internship seminars requiring student participation.
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