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Yavapai College CATALOG 2006/07 Index A B Academic Appeal 43 Bookstore Academic Calendar 11 purchases 34 Academic Integrity 37 Academic Load 40 C Academic Renewal 45 Campus Activities and Clubs 31 Academic Requirements 40 Career Services 22 Accounting (ACC) Career Skills Program 24, 48 accounting assistant certificate program 110 Certificate Programs degree program 87 requirements 60 Accreditation 6 Cheating 37 Administration of Justice (AJS) Cisco Networking Technician 118 degree program 88 Code of Conduct 37 Administrative Medical Assistant College English Requirement 40 certificate 111 College Honors Program (CHP) 46 Administrative Office Specialist College Level Examination Program (CLEP) 49 certificate 112 Computers in Business Admission and Registration certificate 118 admissions 13 Computers Maintenance and Repair Technician incoming transfer students 16 technical certificate program 11 9 international students 16 Computer Systems and Applications (CSA) residency determination 13 degree program 93 selective admission 60 Construction Technology Adult Basic Education Program 30 degree program Advanced Placement 51 commercial construction management 94 Advising 22 residential building technology 95 Affiliation and Accreditation 6 residential construction management 96 Agricultural Science (AGS) Continuous Enrollment 60 degree program 89 Copyright Violation 37 Agriculture Technology (AGE) - Equine Management Counseling Services 23 equine management certificate 116 academic advising 22 Agriculture Technology (AGS)- Turfgrass Management Course Repeat 42 turfgrass management certificate 116 Custom Training Solutions 53 Architectural Graphics (CBT) certificate program 117 D degree 91 Arizona General Education Curriculum (AGEC) 66 Degree Programs Assessment/Testing Associate of Applied Science math and English skills assessment 21 requirements 85 Assessment of Student Academic Achievement 40 Associate of Arts Athletic Programs 34 requirements 69 Attendance Associate of Arts Degree in Elementary Education attendance policy 18 requirements 73 excused absences 18 Associate of Business student responsibilities 18 requirements 75 Automotive Technology (AUT) Associate of Fine Arts Automotive Management requirement 77 degree program 92 Associate of General Studies master certification program 118 requirements 80 technician certification program 11 7 www.yc.edu Yavapai College Catalog INDEX • 2006-2007 Associate of Science Grades and Credits requirements 82 appeal 43 multiple degrees 59 auditing a course 42 requirements 60 grade changes 43 Digital Filmmaking Zaki Gordon Institute (DFM) grades 41 feature filmmaking certificate 120 incomplete grades 42 narrative and documentary certificate 120 repeating a course 42 Directory 134 sample grade point average calculation 41 Disability Resources 31 Graduation Discover Yavapai 22 with honors 59 Discover Yavapai Information Sessions 22 Graphic Design (ART) Distance Learning 29 certificate 126 District Governing Board 6 degree program 99 Drug Free Environment Policy 38 Grievance Review Process 38 Gunsmithing (GST) E degree program 100 Journeyman Certificate 126 Early Childhood Education (ECE) degree program 97 H early childhood certificate program 121 Educational Talent Search 52 Health Center 34 Electronic Student Services 19 Holds 19 Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Honors 42, 46 admission requirements and process 122 Housing certified emergency paramedic program 12 3 deposit 32 Employment refunds 33 Student Employment Services 24 regulations 33 Student Services Office 24 residence halls 32 English Requirement 40 Equal Opportunity Statement 6 I Experiential Learning 46 ID Cards 28 F Incomplete Grades 42 Internet Downloading 39 Faculty Directory 135 Internships/Service Learning 48 Federal Work Study (FWS) 26 Financial Aid 24 L Fire Science Degree Program (FSC) 98 Learning Centers 30 Driver/Operator certificate 124 Legal Office Administration Fire Fighter certificate 123 certificate 127 Food Services 34 Libraries 29 G M General Educational Development (GED) 30 Management Certificate 127 General Education Values Statement 61 Management Development AREA studies 61 degree program 101 Arizona General Education Curriculum (AGEC) 66 Medical Coding courses 62 certificate 128 FOUNDATION studies 61 Medical Transcription General Education 61 certificate 128 Interdisciplinary CORE studies 61 Mental Health Policy 38 Gerontology Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator 12 8 certificate 125 Microsoft Office User Specialist Governing Board 6 technical certificate 129 Mission Statement 8 Multiple Degrees 59 www.yc.edu Yavapai College Catalog INDEX • 2006-2007 N S Networking Technology Degree Program 102 Safety Northcentral University 56 Yavapai College Safety Department (YCSD) 34 Northern Arizona University 54 Scholarships 27 Nursing (NSG) Skills Assessment 21 degree program 103 Small Business Development Center (SBDC) 53 application for admission 103 Small Business Entrepreneurship articulation 103 certificate 13 2 block transfer 103 Special Programs 46 graduation requirement 103 College Honors Program 46 health declaration 103 Internships/Service-Learning 46 licensure 103 TRIO 52 multiple exit option 103 Yavapai Learning Institute 52 transfer 104 Strategic Initiatives 2005-2010 10 Student Conduct 35 O Student Grievance Review Process 38 Office Administration Student Orientation, Assessment & Registration (SOAR) 22 certificate program 127 Student Records degree program 106 disclosure 36 Old Dominion University 56 holds 19 Orientation 22 Student Success 21 Student Support Services 52 P T Paraeducation Degree Program requirements 108 Tech Prep 48 Paralegal (LAW) Tobacco Use Policy 38 degree program 109 Transcripts 19 legal nurse certification program 130, 132 TRIO Programs 52 post-degree certification program 129 Educational Talent Search 52 Partnerships 54 Student Support Services 52 Northcentral University 57 Veterans Upward Bound 52 Northern Arizona University 54 Tuition Old Dominion University 56 refunds 18 Pathways 68 tuition and fees 18 Pell Grant 26 V Perkins Loan 26 Photo and Videotape Policy 39 Veterans Plagiarism 37 education benefits 27 Police Certification Program (PCP) Veterans Upward Bound 52 Law Enforcement Program 130 Videotape Policy 39 Programs of study guide 4 Vision, Purposes, and Mission Statement 8 mission 8 R purposes 8 Records 36 Visitors and Guests in Class 19 Refunds 18 W Registration 16 changes in registration (add, drop & withdraw) 17 Welding (WLD) repeating a course 18, 20 certificate 13 3 withdrawal procedures 17 Western Undergraduate Exchange Program (WUE) 15 Removal from Class 37 Word Processing Administration (OAD) Repeating a Course 42 certificate 13 3 Residence Halls 32 Residency Determination 13 Y Residential Building Technology (CBT) Yavapai College Foundation 7 certificate 131 Yavapai Learning Institute 52 Residential Construction Management (CBT) certificate 131 Retail Management certificate 132 Right To Know 35 www.yc.edu Yavapai College Catalog • 2006-2007 PROGRAMS OF STUDY GUIDE AAS See: www. For a faster an easier ASSOCIAte az.transfer.org/cas AREA OF STUDy CERTIFICAte Degree access to the specific Accounting n n n degree or certificate Administration of Justice n n you are interested Administrative Medical Assistant n Administrative Office Specialist n in click on the blue Agriculture (Aqua, Equine, Greenhouse, Turf) n n n linked box in the Anthropology n Architectural Graphics n n chart. Art/Fine Arts n n Astronomy n Automotive (Technician, Master Technician) n Automotive Management n Biology/Zoology n Business (Admin, Mgmt, Finance, Mktg) n n n Chemistry n Communications/Speech n Computer Networking Technology n n Computer Science n n n Construction Technology (Commercial/Management) n n Construction Technology (Residential/Management) n n Digital Filmmaking n Early Childhood Education/Child Development n n Education/Elementary n Emergency Medical Services n Engineering n English n Environmental Studies n Fire Science n n Geography n Geology/Earth Science n Gerontology n Graphic Design n n Gunsmithing n n History n Humanities n Languages (Spanish, French, German, Italian) n Legal Office Administration n Management n n n Mathematics n Medical Coding n Medical Transcription n Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator n Music n Yavapai college operates in Nursing n n compliance with all state and Office Administration n n Paraeducation n federal laws and does not Paralegal (Legal Nurse n ) n n discriminate on the basis of Philosophy n race, creed, disability, or age. Physical Education/Recreation/Exercise Science n The nondiscrimination policies Physics n Police Certification/Law Enforcement n cover admissions, access, Political Science n and treatment in all program Pre-Professional: activities, and employment. (Pre-med, Law, Architecture, Pre-pharmacy) n Psychology n Retail Management n Small Business Entrepreneurship n Sociology/Social Work n Theatre/Dance n Welding n www.yc.edu Yavapai College Catalog • 2006-2007 Welcome to This catalog will offer you a detailed description of the many outstanding educational programs available at Yavapai College designed to prepare you for a successful Yavapai career, transfer to a baccalaureate program, or lifelong learning opportunities. College You will find that Yavapai College is changing rapidly as we continue to implement the $69.5 million bond to improve our campuses. Both the Prescott and Verde Campuses house new libraries with state-of-the-art computer labs and learning technologies. 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