Frequently Asked Questions...

What is a Credit?

ü      A credit is a measure of the quantity of time in a class.  Generally, one credit refers to one hour of class time per week though it varies with the type of course.

ü      Typically, you should plan on spending two hours for homework for every credit you take.

ü      Tuition is charged by the credit.

What is full-time?

ü      Students who wish to be considered full-time must take at least 12 credits per quarter.

ü      Once at college level, if you wish to complete a degree in two years, you must take 16-19 credits that apply to your program per quarter.

ü      Many students take longer to complete a degree because they choose to take fewer credits each quarter or because they take some review courses to build their skills prior to starting college level coursework.

How do I add classes after I register?

ü      You may adjust your schedule by submitting an "Add/Drop Form" to Admissions and Records.

ü      Once classes begin, adding courses requires an instructor signature. 

ü      Classes cannot be added after the 10^th day of the quarter.

How do I drop classes after I register?

ü      "Add/Drop Forms" can be obtained and submitted to Admissions and Records.

ü      The form must be signed by the instructor after the 10th day of class. 

ü      A student may withdraw from a course anytime up to "W" day (during the 7th week of the quarter) and receive a "W" grade.

Important:  If you don't drop a class, even if you never attend, you are responsible for paying for the class and will receive a "V" grade, which is calculated as an "F" into your GPA.