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General Information • 1 GENERAL INFORMATION General Information • 1 GENERAL INFORMATION CLEVELAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE “An Equal Opportunity Educational Institution” DIRECTORY OF CORRESPONDENCE Telephone (704) 484-4000 Inquiries will receive prompt attention if addressed to the Administrative Offices below at Cleveland Community College, 137 South Post Road, Shelby, North Carolina 28152. Academic Programs . .Vice President, Academic Programs Admissions . .Dean of Enrollment Management Adult Basic Education . Dean, Basic Skills Programs Adult High School Program . Dean, Basic Skills Programs Entrance Procedures . Director of Admissions Evaluation of Credits . Assistant Registrar Financial and Business Affairs . Vice President, Finance/Administrative Services GED Program . Dean, Basic Skills Programs Gifts and Bequests . The President, Dean, Community Relations and Development High School Program . Dean, Basic Skills Programs Human Resources Development Program . Coordinator, HRD Industrial Training . Vice President, Continuing Education Non-Credit Courses . Director of Occupational Extension Placement Testing . Coordinator, Academic Support Center Registration . Registrar Student Activities . Admissions Specialist/SGA Advisor Student Affairs . Vice President, Student Services Student Financial Aid . .Director of Financial Aid Transcripts . Registrar Veterans Affairs . .Director of Financial Aid 2 • General Information TABLE OF CONTENTS General Information . 1 Directory of Correspondence . 1 Calendar of Events . 5 Message from President . 7 Admissions . 17 Academic Regulations . 21 Student Services . 39 Financial Information . 47 Academic Programs of Study . 60 College Transfer Programs (AA, AS) . 67 Associate in Arts (AA) . 67 Pre-Art Education (AA) . 70 Pre-Business Administration – Accounting, Economics, Finance, and Marketing (AA) . 72 Pre-Business and Marketing Education (AA) . 75 Pre-College Transfer Nursing (AA) . 78 Pre-Elementary Education (AA) . 81 Pre-Middle Grades Education and Special Education (AA) . 84 Pre-English (AA) . 87 Pre-English Education (AA) . 90 Pre-Health Education (AA) . 93 Pre-History (AA) . 96 Pre-Physical Education (AA) . 99 Pre-Political Science (AA) . 102 Pre-Psychology (AA) . 105 Pre-Social Science: Secondary Education (AA) . 108 Associate in Science (AS) . 111 Pre-Biology and Biology Education (AS) . 114 Pre-Engineering (AS) . 117 Technical and General Programs . 121 Associate in General Education (AGE) . 121 Accounting (AAS) . 124 Associate Degree Nursing (RN) (AAS) . 127 Biotechnology (AAS) . 134 Broadcasting and Production Technology (AAS) . 137 Business Administration (AAS) . 140 Business Administration – Marketing & Retailing (AAS) . 143 Community Spanish Interpreter (AAS) . 146 Computer Information Technology (AAS) . 149 Computer Information Technology with Internet Administration Certification (AAS) . 152 Computer Information Technology with Microsoft Systems Administration Certification (AAS) . 154 Computer Information Technology with PC Support Certification (AAS) . 156 Computer Information Technology with Productivity Software Certification (AAS). 158 Computer Information Technology with Project Management Certification (AAS) . 160 Computer Information Technology with Unix/Linux Systems Administration Certification (AAS) . 162 Criminal Justice Technology (AAS) . 164 Early Childhood Education (AAS) . 167 General Information • 3 Early Childhood/Special Education (AAS) . 170 Early Childhood/Teacher Associate (AAS) . 173 Electrical/Electronics Technology (AAS) . 176 Electronics Engineering Technology (AAS) . 179 Fire Protection Technology (AAS) . 182 General Occupational Technology (AAS) . 185 Industrial Management Technology (AAS) . 187 Mechanical Drafting Technology (AAS) . 190 Medical Office Administration (AAS) . 193 Office Systems Technology (AAS) . 196 Office Systems Technology – Legal (AAS) . 199 Radiography (AAS) . 202 Diploma Programs . 207 Air Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Technology . 207 Auto Body Repair . 210 Broadcasting and Production Technology . ..
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