Course repetitions are allowed only under the following conditions:

1. A student may repeat a course in which he or she received a grade of "D", "F" or "NC" grade. When such a course is repeated, the last grade assigned will be used for computation of the grade point average, and the first grade will be ignored.
2. A student may petition to repeat a course in which he/she previously received a grade of "C" or better or "CR" if the student believes either of the following:

• His/her grade would have been higher, except for extenuating circumstances caused by verifiable accidents, illness, or other circumstances beyond the control of the student.
• He/she should repeat the course because there has been a significant lapse of time since the student previously took the course, and the student needs to refresh his/her knowledge of skills in the subject in order to achieve the student's educational objective.
  
  When a course is repeated pursuant to an approved petition, the first grade assigned will be used for computation of Grade Point Average, the second grade will not be calculated.

1. A student with a verified disability who is enrolled in a special class offered through Disability Support Services may repeat the special class under the following circumstances:

• When continuing success of the student in the class is dependent on additional repetition of a specific class; or
• When additional repetition of a specific special class is essential to completing a student's preparation for enrollment into other regular or special classes; or
• When the student has a Student Educational Contract goal, which requires repetition of a special class to meet that goal.

Three methods may be useful to you:

• Follow the map contained in your Class Schedule.
• Maps with legends are available throughout the campus for easy directions.
• Ask any faculty or staff member for help.

1. A student who is disqualified for the first time (academically or for progress) is eligible to return after one semester. Students who are disqualified lose their continuing student status and must reapply to the college.
2. A student who is disqualified for the second time (academically or for progress) is eligible to return after two semesters. Students who are disqualified lose their continuing student status and must reapply to the college.
3. A student who is disqualified may petition the Probation and Disqualification Committee requesting reconsideration and reinstatement.

1. The Counseling Center offers academic advisement and individual counseling to all students. The college maintains a Counseling Center staffed by qualified professional counselors who are prepared to answer inquiries or talk with students about their academic performance, choice of career, personal goals, and transfer opportunities to other colleges and/or universities.
2. Students may request assistance in improving their study skills, understanding their interests, assessing their abilities, or exploring short-term and long-range goals. All communication between student and counselor is considered confidential.
3. The counseling faculty will assist each student in developing a Student Educational Plan. Appointments should be made with a counselor to discuss the student's goals and develop the plan after admission to the college.

The following career counseling services are available to students:

• Small group computerized Career Assessment Laboratory, which includes interest, values, and personality inventories.
• Individual career planning upon completion of assessment.
• Eureka computerized career information system and Choices college/career research software with Internet applications.
• Career-planning classes offered for credit on a semester basis.
• Monthly workshops on career topics.
• Extensive video library and hardback resources.

• The Transfer Center offers students the ability to plan for transfer to a four-year college or university through a variety of resources and services that provide assistance in the transfer process.
• Resource materials - a library of college catalogs and campus videos, educational computer programs, articulation agreements, and other resource information are available for student use.
• Services - academic advising by transfer counselors, university advisors, and organized tours to various colleges and universities. Workshops on the application process, transfer information, scholarship information, transfer writing test preparation, and transfer admission guarantee programs.