Citrus College Catalog 2009-2010 (ver. 10/22

Where Do I Find Help and How Do I Become Involved?
Student Services and Student Life
Admissions and Records
The Admissions and Records Office,
located on the first floor of
the Administration Building, is the
gateway to Citrus College. Here,
applications are received and
processed; registration is facilitated;
and grades are verified.
Admissions and Records is the official
custodian of student
records, which include, but are
not limited to, demographic information,
academic history, and
data mandated by the California
Community College Chancellor's
Office and other government
agencies.
Athletics: The Fighting Owls
Citrus College is a member of the
Western State Conference and
Southern California Football
Alliance. Men's intercollegiate
sports include basketball, football,
track and field, golf, cross country,
swimming, water polo, soccer and
baseball. Women's intercollegiate
sports include volleyball, soccer,
swimming, golf, cross country,
track and field, softball, basketball,
and water polo.
In accordance with the Equity in
Athletics Disclosure Act of 1994,
for information concerning Citrus
College intercollegiate athletic
programs contact the Citrus College
athletic director.
Athletic Eligibility
The California Commission on
Athletics governs Citrus College's
athletic eligibility rules. To be eligible,
a student athlete must:
1. Enroll in and pass a
minimum of 12 units during
participation in a sport. Nine
of these units must be in
academic courses.
2. Second-season student
athletes must pass 24
semester units, 18 of which
must be in academic
courses, before participating
in the same sport. A 2.0
GPA (cumulative) is
required.
Student athletes who participated
in intercollegiate athletics at another
community college are required
to:
1. Complete 12 units at Citrus
College, nine of which must
be in academic courses,
prior to competing. The
student must also complete
and pass 24 semester units,
18 of which must be in
academic classes.
Or
Complete 36-quarter units,
27 of which must be in
academic classes, before
being eligible for a second
season of participation.
2. Student athletes transferring
from an out-of-state
community college must be
eligible to participate in the
upcoming season if they
were to remain at that
institution.
Student athletes who plan totransfer
to a four-year college
must follow specific transfer eligibility
requirements. An athletic
counselor is available to advise
student athletes to ensure they
follow the athletic academic plan,
established by the Counseling and
Advisement Center.
Bookstore
Students are required to purchase
all books and supplies needed for
their courses. To meet this need,
the Owl Bookshop is owned and
operated by the Associated Students
of Citrus College as a service
to students, faculty and staff
with the purpose of making available
educational materials and related
items as economically as
possible. Profits from its operation
are used to fund staff activities,
grants, scholarship, equipment
purchases and campus improvements.
The Owl Bookshop accepts MasterCard,
VISA, Discover, American
Express, cash, ATM or personal
check with valid California Driver's
License. Books and supplies may
also be purchased online at
www.owlbookshop.com
The bookshop is located adjacent
to the Campus Center; hours of
operation and textbook information
is listed at
www.owlbookshop.com.
Refund Policy
Books purchased for any current
semester session may be returned
for refund as indicated on
the refund policy received at the
time of purchase. The books must
be in the same condition as when
originally purchased. Do not mar,
damage or write in your books. A
cash register receipt, proof of
registration and student ID are
required for all refunds.
Students are encouraged to sell
their books back during finals
through “BUY BACK.” A used
book company purchases books
needed by the bookstore at a percentage
of the new book price.
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