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Catalog 2020-2021 Catalog 2020-2021 Updated 11/13/2020 This page intentionally left blank Please see our website for updates to this catalog made after July 1, 2020. The most current official version of this catalog is available at http://HelenaCollege.edu/catalog/default.aspx Table of Contents 2020-2021 Institutional Calendar *Subject to Change* ............................................................................................................... 3 General Information .......................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Accreditation, Certification, and Approval ................................................................................................................................... 8 Additional Opportunities & Support ................................................................................................................................................. 9 Learning Opportunities for High School Students ...................................................................................................................... 10 Adult Education .......................................................................................................................................................................... 12 TRIO Student Support Services .................................................................................................................................................. 13 Community Engagement & Workforce Development ................................................................................................................ 14 Office of eLearning ................................................................................................................................................................. 15 Admission Requirements and Procedures ....................................................................................................................................... 16 Admission Requirements and Procedures ................................................................................................................................... 18 Expenses.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 24 Financial Aid ................................................................................................................................................................................... 30 Student Information ........................................................................................................................................................................ 42 Academic Information .................................................................................................................................................................... 50 Helena College Degrees & Certificates ........................................................................................................................................... 60 Associate of Arts Degree ............................................................................................................................................................ 63 Associate of Science Degree ....................................................................................................................................................... 64 General Education Core Curriculum........................................................................................................................................... 65 Mathematics at Helena College ............................................................................................................................................... 68 A.A. & A.S. Advising Options ................................................................................................................................................... 69 Associate of Applied Science ..................................................................................................................................................... 70 Certificate of Applied Science .................................................................................................................................................... 71 Accounting & Business Technology .......................................................................................................................................... 72 Automotive Technology ............................................................................................................................................................. 79 Aviation Maintenance Technology ............................................................................................................................................. 82 Computer Aided Manufacturing ................................................................................................................................................. 86 Computer Technology ................................................................................................................................................................ 89 Diesel Technology ...................................................................................................................................................................... 92 Fire & Rescue ** ........................................................................................................................................................................ 94 Metals Technology ..................................................................................................................................................................... 96 Nursing ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 98 Administrative Support & Management ................................................................................................................................... 104 Industrial Welding & Metal Fabrication ................................................................................................................................... 105 Direct Transfer Opportunities ....................................................................................................................................................... 109 UM – Davidson Honors College with Latin Honors ............................................................................................................. 111 UM – Elementary Education, K-8 ......................................................................................................................................... 112 UM – Pre-Pharmacy .............................................................................................................................................................. 113 UM – Social Work ................................................................................................................................................................ 114 UM – School of Business Administration ............................................................................................................................. 115 Montana Tech – Accounting / Business Technology ............................................................................................................ 117 Montana Tech – Business & Information Technology ......................................................................................................... 119 Montana Tech – R.N. to B.S.N. Completion Program .......................................................................................................... 120 WGU – R.N. to B.S.N. Completion Program ....................................................................................................................... 121 MSU – Jake Jabs College of Business & Entrepreneurship .................................................................................................. 122 MSU-Billings – Health Administration ................................................................................................................................ 124 MSU Northern – Criminal Justice ......................................................................................................................................... 125 University Center Partnerships ...................................................................................................................................................... 126 Course Descriptions ...................................................................................................................................................................... 132 Tools ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 184 Computer Aided Manufacturing and Machine Tool Technology Tool Set – ........................................................................... 190 Montana University System .......................................................................................................................................................... 192 Helena College University of Montana
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