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2010-2011
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1-5 TITLE
PAGES; MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT; TABLE OF
CONTENTS
6-11 CALENDAR;
MISSION STATEMENT; GENERAL INFORMATION: History,
Campus
12-18 ADMISSION
REQUIREMENTS: Admission of Students; Dual
Enrollment/Dual Credit; Procedure for Making
Application for Admission
19-29
FINANCIAL INFORMATION: Fees, Costs, and Tuition;
Distance Education Tuition; Other Costs;
Guidelines for Determining In-State/Out-of-State
Tuition Rates; Refund Policy; Registration
Process for Scholarships; Scholarships; Special
Scholarship Awards; Agency Sponsorship Programs;
Employer Sponsored Programs; Community Based
Scholarships; Mu Alpha Theta Summer Honors
Scholarship; Nursing Fund; Senior Adult
Scholarship Program; Alabama G.I. and Dependents
Scholarship Program; Benefits for Veterans and
Service Persons; Suspension from VA Benefits
FINANCIAL AID PROGRAM: Special Circumstances;
General Information; Verification of Student Aid
Information; Federal Title IV Aid and Programs
Available (Need Based); Academic Competitiveness
Grant; Stafford Loans; Enrollment Policy;
Dependent/Independent Policy; Return of Title IV
Student Financial Aid Funds for Withdrawal;
Academic Requirements for Receiving Financial
Aid
UPDATE: Scholarship
Information has changed since the 2010-2011
Catalog went to print. For the most current
information, see
Scholarships.
30-33
ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS AND REGULATIONS: Grading
System; Course Forgiveness; Academic Bankruptcy;
Quality Points; Degrees and Awards; Graduation
Requirements; Academic Honors Upon Graduation
DEGREE
REQUIREMENTS AND PROGRAMS OF STUDY: |
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34-44 Core Courses;
Student Learning Outcomes; High Demand Critical
Occupations
45-49
Associate in Arts (AA) General Core;
AA Degree Programs: Art History, Art Studio, Art
Studio BFA, English, General Pre-Liberal Arts,
Music, Theatre
50-57
Associate in Science (AS) General Core;
AS Degree Programs: Agricultural Economics,
Agronomy and Soils, Animal and Dairy Science,
Architecture, Art Education, Athletic Training,
Biology, Building Science, Business, Chemistry,
Clinical Laboratory Sciences/Medical Technology,
Computer Information Systems, Criminal Justice,
Elementary/Early Childhood Education, Biology
Education—Middle/High School Education,
Chemistry Education—Middle/High School
58-65 AS Degree
Programs, continued: English/Language Arts
Education—Middle/High School, General Science
Education—Middle/High School, History
Education—Middle/High School, Mathematics
Education—Middle/High School, Music
Education—Middle/High School, Physics
Education—Middle/High School, Social Studies
Education—Middle/High School, Spanish
Education—P-12 or Middle/High School, Special
Education, Pre-Engineering—Aerospace,
Pre-Engineering—Chemical, Pre-Engineering—Civil,
Pre-Engineering—Computer,
Pre-Engineering—Computer Science Option,
Pre-Engineering—Electrical,
Pre-Engineering—Industrial,
Pre-Engineering—Materials,
Pre-Engineering—Mechanical,
Pre-Engineering—Optical, Pre-Engineering—Polymer
and Fiber Option
66-76 AS Degree
Programs, continued: Pre-Engineering—Textile
Management and Technology Option, Forestry,
History, Horticulture, Mathematics, Nuclear
Medicine Technology, Occupational Therapy,
Physics, Political Science, Poultry Science,
Pre-Dentistry, Pre-Medicine, Pre-Nursing,
Pre-Pharmacy-Auburn, Pre-Pharmacy-Samford,
Pre-Veterinary Medicine, Pre-Wildlife Science,
Psychology, Radiologic Sciences, Respiratory
Therapy/Cardiopulmonary Sciences, Social Work,
Speech Pathology
77-88 Associate in
Applied Science (AAS) General Core;
AAS Degree Programs:
Business Management & Supervision, Computer
Information Systems, Child Development, Criminal
Justice, Drafting & Design Technology, Emergency
Medical Services, Industrial Electronics
Technology, Industrial Systems Technology,
Mobility LPN to Associate Degree Nurse, Medical
Assistant, Associate Degree Nurse, Office
Administration, Medical Office Option, Paralegal
Option, Associate Degree Nursing (RN) Program
89-100 Licensed
Practical Nursing (LPN) Program; Emergency
Medical Services Program
101-110 General
Education Core for the Certificate; General
Education Core for the Short-Term Certificate;
Certificate Programs: Child Development,
Computer Aided Drafting, Computer Information
Systems, Cosmetology, Criminal Justice, EMS,
Industrial Electronics Technology, Industrial
Systems Technology, Machine Tool Technology,
Medical Assistant, LPN, Welding Technology;
Health Linkage Program with Wallace State
Community College;
Skills Training Division-Short-term Non-credit
Training Programs in Diversified Health
Occupations: EKG/Cardiovascular Technician, Home
Health/Hospice Aide, Nursing Assistant, Patient
Care Technician, Pharmacy Technician, Phlebotomy
Technician;
Workshops and Seminars; Industry Training; ACT
WorkKeys;
Certification Services; Alabama Technology
Network Center;
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COURSE
DESCRIPTIONS:
111-122 Codes
(explained);
Art; Astronomy; Basic Study Skills; Biology;
Business; Chemistry; Child Development; Computer
Science/Computer Science Technology;
Cosmetology; Criminal Justice; Drafting Design
Technology/Computer Aided Drafting; Dance;
123-136 Economics;
Electrical Technology; Emergency Medical
Services-Paramedic; Emergency Medical Services;
English; Geography; Geology; Health; Health
Sciences; History; Home Economics; Humanities;
Industrial Electronics Technology;
Interdisciplinary Studies; Industrial
Maintenance Technology; Machine Tool Technology;
Mass Communications;
Mathematics;
136-148 Medical
Assistant; Music; Nursing Assistant and Home
Health Care; Nursing; Office Administration;
Paralegal/Legal Assistant; Philosophy; Physical
Education; Physical Science; Physics; Political
Science; Psychology; Reading; Religion;
Sociology; Spanish; Speech; Theatre Arts;
Welding; Work Keys, Integrated
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149-159 ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, STAFF, &
BOARDS
STUDENT
HANDBOOK:
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160-167 Table of
Contents; Faculty and Staff Directory; Where To
Go for Assistance; Organizational Chart; Campus
Regulations and Services; Absence Policy;
Academic Progress Standards; Accommodations for
Disabilities; ADA Grievance Procedure;
Admissions; Advising and Counseling Services;
Advising and Placement; Alcoholic Beverages;
Articulation; Articulation Policy for Technical
Courses; Athens State University at NACC;
Bookstore; CAAP Testing; Cafeteria/Food
Services; Center for College Success; Class
Schedule; College Dress; COMPASS Testing;
Computer Technology Acceptable Use Policy;
Conduct; Continuing Education and Public
Services; Developmental Studies Program;
Disciplinary Procedures; Distance Learning
Courses; Drug Free Schools Compliance; Emergency
Medical Treatment; Examinations; Firearms;
Fundraising; GED Testing; Grievance Procedures
and Due Process for Students;
168-181 Harassment
Policy; Housing; ID Cards; Incomplete Grades;
Insurance; Intellectual Property and Distance
Education Course Ownership Policy; Internet
Courses; Job Placement Program; Library; Life
Threatening Illnesses Policy; Lost and Found;
Maximum and Minimum Course Loads; Name/Address
Changes; Nondiscrimination; Online Registration
Guidelines; Organizations and Officers;
Parking/Vehicle Registration/Traffic
Regulations; Plagiarism; Policy of
Non-Discrimination on the Basis of Disability;
Poster/Information Display; Prior Learning
Assessment Policy; Privacy Act Information;
Registration; Scholarships; Sequence Courses;
Smoking; Social Event Guidelines; Social
Security Number; Solicitations and Sales;
Speakers Invited to Campus; Student Access to
Technology; Student Assessment; Student
Complaints about Federal Financial Aid; Student
Input Into Institutional Decision Making;
Student Permanent Information; Student
Publications; Student Record Policy; Student
Right-to-Know Campus Security Report; Student
Rights and Responsibilities; Student Services
Program; Telephones; Veterans; Visitors to
Campus; Weather (Severe) Information; Withdrawal
from a Class; Withdrawal from College
182-192 Activities,
Awards, and Organizations |
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 193-194 INDEX TO CATALOG
195-199 CAMPUS MAP; APPLICATION FORMS
NOTICE: This catalog is the
official announcement of the programs,
requirements, and regulations of Northeast
Alabama Community College. The contents of this
catalog are subject to change without notice and
are not to be construed as a binding contract
between Northeast Alabama Community College and
any student. There may be occasion when criteria
in this catalog may necessarily change due to
Alabama State Board of Education action,
legislative mandates, or other unavoidable
events. Examples would be tuition and fee
changes as well as course offerings. This
catalog is available in
alternate format on request.
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