Prior to registration each semester, the student has the opportunity to be assisted in selecting his or her courses by an advisor/mentor/counselor who is familiar with the requirements of the senior college from which the student expects to graduate. The catalog of the transfer school should be studied carefully, making certain that the student takes only courses which are equivalent to those required by the senior college of his or her choice. Articulation agreements with universities which indicate the courses which are equivalent to the specific degree requirements are available in the Student Success Center. The student should be aware that a course may transfer to another college or university without being applicable to a specific field of study or degree within the school or university.
Degree Plans
Policies & Regulations
- Student Complaints and Appeals
- Guiding Principles
- Complaint/Appeal Process
- Academic Year
- Change of Name or Address
- Class Attendance
- Class Load Information
- Class Schedule
- Degree Plans
- Grade Reports
- Grading System
- Hazing
- Incomplete Grades
- Repeating a Course to Improve a Grade
- Repetition of Courses
- Review of Records
- Scholastic Probation
- Scholastic Suspension
- Senate Bill 1231 (Six Drop Rule)
- Sexual Harassment
- Student Classification
- Student Conduct
- Student Records
- The Dean's List
- The President's List
- Transcript Requests
- Unit of Credit
- Withdrawal from a Course
- Withdrawal from College