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Wallace Community College affords equal opportunity to all employees and applicants for admission or employment

regardless of race, religion, national origin, age, or disability.The College will make reasonable accommodations

for persons with disabilities.

this is a tentative class schedule. Wallace Community

College reserves the right to make changes to the contents

of this publication.

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Summer2012

Class Schedule

Web Registration and On Campus PreregistrationCurrent Students and Special Populations

See preregistration dates and times:

Wallace Campus in Dothan – Pg. 10

Sparks Campus in Eufaula – Pg. 29

RegistrationCurrent and New Students

May 25

Late Registration: May 29 - 31

Classes BeginMay 29

New Financial Aid InformationPg. 43

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Table of ContentsWeb Registration Information ...........................................................................................................................2Summer 2012 Calendar .......................................................................................................................................3Advising and Preregistration .............................................................................................................................3Graduation Information......................................................................................................................................3Financial Aid Calendar ........................................................................................................................................3Tuition and Fees Chart .......................................................................................................................................4Book Costs Information......................................................................................................................................4Microsoft® Academic Alliance Information ......................................................................................................4Admission and Financial Aid Tips .......................................................................................................................5Placement and Challenge Exam Procedures ....................................................................................................5Technology-Based Instruction Information (Online and Hybrid Courses) .......................................................6 Online Classes ..................................................................................................................................................7-8Mini-Term Class Schedule ..................................................................................................................................9Summer 2012 Registration Process—Wallace Campus ..................................................................................10Wallace Campus Class Schedule ...................................................................................................................11-27Wallace Campus Map .......................................................................................................................................28Summer 2012 Registration Process—Sparks Campus ....................................................................................29Sparks Campus Class Schedule ...................................................................................................................30-33Sparks Campus Map..........................................................................................................................................34Workforce Development Classes ....................................................................................................................35Learning Resources Centers Hours .................................................................................................................36STARS Guide Information ................................................................................................................................36Bookstore Hours ...............................................................................................................................................36myWCC...............................................................................................................................................................37Student ID Drives ..............................................................................................................................................37Adult Education Class Schedule ......................................................................................................................38Adult Education Opportunities ........................................................................................................................39Dual Enrollment ................................................................................................................................................40Book Buy-Back and Bundling Information.......................................................................................................40Final Exam Schedule .........................................................................................................................................41Computer Lab Printing Policy ...........................................................................................................................41Ready-T0-Work Classes .....................................................................................................................................42Important Pell Grant Changes ..........................................................................................................................43

begins April 10, 7:00 p.m.Web payment is encouraged for convenience

and to avoid waiting in long lines!

Our Web payment process is easy: Students can pay online using Discover®, MasterCard®, or VISA®. Students with scholarships or grants that cover

100% tuition can also clear their charges on the Web.

All students MUST clear Business Office procedures to complete registration. Visit one of our teller windows to make sure you are clear.

Wallace Campus: Grimsley Hall Sparks Campus: Administration Building

WEBRegistration

Advising and Preregistration for Current StudentsGraduates and disabled students preregister on campus April 10.

On-campus preregistration for all other current students is April 11-12. Times may vary by location; see pages 10 and 29 for registration details.

Web registration opens for all students April 10 at 7:00 p.m.


Summer 2012 CalendarMay 18 .................................................................... Tuition Deadline for Preregistered Students—12:00 noonMay 25 ............................................................................................................... Registration for Summer TermMay 29 ....................................................................................................................................... CLASSES BEGINMay 29 - 31 ......................................................................... Drop and Add; Late Registration; Late Fee AppliesJune 25 .............................................. Intent to Graduate Forms for Fall Semester 2012 Submission DeadlineJuly 2.................................................................................................................................................... MID-TERMJuly 2 ..................................................................... Registration for Second Mini-Term; End of First Mini-Term July 3 ............................................................. Second Mini-Term Begins; Drop and Add for Second Mini-TermAugust 1 - 7 .................................................................................................................................... FINAL EXAMSAugust 7 ........................................................................................................................................... End of TermAugust 8-15.................................................................................................... Instructor In-Service—No Classes

Ready to Graduate?

DISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICES (DSS)

All students planning to graduate fall term 2012 must file anIntent to Graduate form with the appropriate office by June 25.

Wallace Campus: Admissions and Records Office • Sparks Campus: Student Services Office

Summer 2012 Financial Aid CalendarApril 13 Deadline for advance pay for summer term for new GI Bill applicants June 4 Deadline for submitting ALL documents for Federal Pell Grant and SEOG

processing to receive checks on June 11June 11 Federal Pell Grant and SEOG checks disbursed by mail or direct deposit

After the initial payroll (June 11), checks for late applicants will be disbursed by mail or direct deposit every two weeks.

July 31 Deadline for submitting ALL documents for Federal Pell Grant and SEOG processing to receive checks on last day of term, August 7

August 7 Federal Pell Grant and SEOG checks disbursed by mail or direct deposit to eligible students who have not received summer term awards

Disability Support Services provides reasonable accommodations and services for qualified students with documented disabilities.

What is a disability? What does DSS do?The Americans with Disabilities Act ,1990, defines a disability as a “mental or physical impairment which substantially limitsone or more major life activities.” Walking, eating, talking, breathing, writing, listening, and learning are examples of major

life activities. If you have a documented impairment, you may be entitled to certain accommodations under the ADA.

What are “reasonable accommodations and services”?Reasonable accommodations and services may include priority registration, extra time on tests, special seating arrangements,

assistance with class notes, and/or alternate format materials (such as tape recorders, large print, or other adaptivetechnology) which meet the individual needs of the person with the disability.

Wallace CampusJean Dagostin, ADA Coordinator

Grimsley Hall, Room 120Phone: 334-556-2294

Sparks CampusEarl Bynum, Coordinator of Student Services

Building A, Room 11Phone: 334-687-3543, Ext. 4270


Tuition and FeesEffective fall semester 2011, tuition will be adjusted to $107 per credit hour. Tuition will beadjusted $2 per credit hour each year thereafter. We encourage you to seek financial aidopportunities, including Pell Grant, Wallace Community College Foundation scholarships,and other avenues for assistance. Our financial aid counselors are ready to assist you.

Wallace is a member of the Microsoft® Developer Network Academic Alliance

Students pursuing a CIS degree or students currently enrolled in a CIS class can receive full-version Microsoft® software forless than $35 a package! For more information about this program, contact your CIS instructor/advisor or Kevin Cureton at334-556-2552 or [email protected]. Microsoft DreamSpark, https://www.dreamspark.com/, free professional softwareis available for ANY high school or college student! Get thousands of $$$$ software—FREE!

How much will my books cost?Find out at www.wallace.edu/ocs

In compliance with the Higher Education Opportunity Act (HR 4137) Section 112 - Textbook Information, Wallace Community College nowprovides access to textbook pricing information in the online course schedule at the following link: www.wallace.edu/ocs. Simply selectthe appropriate course(s) and click “submit.” A display window will appear with the selected courses listed. Textbook information isavailable by clicking the “view” link in the “Book” column. No password is required.

Still the

lowestprice

in town!

INTERNET CLASSES ARE $107 PER CREDIT HOUR, PLUS FEES.Tuition and fees are subject to change at the beginning of any term as a result ofstate budget proration and other factors beyond College control. Out-of-state ratesapply to Internet classes.

1 $107 $214 $9 $9 $1 $126 $2332 214 428 18 18 2 252 4663 321 642 27 27 3 378 6994 428 856 36 36 4 504 9325 535 1,070 45 45 5 630 1,1656 642 1,284 54 54 6 756 1,3987 749 1,498 63 63 7 882 1,6318 856 1,712 72 72 8 1,008 1,8649 963 1,926 81 81 9 1,134 2,097

10 1,070 2,140 90 90 10 1,260 2,33011 1,177 2,354 99 99 11 1,386 2,56312 1,284 2,568 108 108 12 1,512 2,79613 1,391 2,782 117 117 13 1,638 3,02914 1,498 2,996 126 126 14 1,764 3,26215 1,605 3,210 135 135 15 1,890 3,49516 1,712 3,424 144 144 16 2,016 3,72817 1,819 3,638 153 153 17 2,142 3,96118 1,926 3,852 162 162 18 2,268 4,19419 2,033 4,066 171 171 19 2,394 4,427Total credit hours exceeding 19 must be approved by the Dean, Instructional Affairs.

20 2,140 4,280 180 180 20 2,520 4,66021 2,247 4,494 189 189 21 2,646 4,89322 2,354 4,708 198 198 22 2,772 5,12623 2,461 4,922 207 207 23 2,898 5.35924 2,568 5,136 216 216 24 3,024 5,592

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Admission and Financial Aid Tips• Starting early is key! This ensures that all paperwork and financial aid are in place in time for

registration.• Complete an Application for Admission online or by submitting to any Student Affairs location.• Provide appropriate identification documents to validate citizenship.• Request transcripts/GED scores from all schools previously attended. • Ensure that the Admissions and Financial Aid offices have your most current mailing address.• Check your College e-mail regularly for important announcements.• Sign and return Admission Agreement, indicating admission status, and provide any other

requested documents. • File early for financial aid! You may apply for federal assistance online by completing the

Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.ed.gov. The College financial aid code is 001018.

• Check the College Web site at www.wallace.edu for scholarship information. • Respond promptly to all correspondence from the Financial Aid Office. Do not wait until

registration to finalize your financial aid. It should be complete before you register for classes.

• Take your placement exam prior to registration.• Attend scheduled Student Orientation, Advising, and Registration (SOAR) session; meet with

your advisor and register for classes.• Pay tuition by appropriate deadline.

Placement and Challenge Exam ProceduresAccording to Alabama State Board of Education Policy 802.1, students may challenge English,math, and/or reading ASSET®/COMPASS™ placement scores by retesting one time only if firstscores are unsatisfactory. A fee of $8 is charged to retake COMPASS™.

A CIS 146 challenge exam is also available. Contact Mr. David Cruz-Wells at 334-556-2255, 1-800-543-2426 (Ext. 2255), or e-mail [email protected]. No more than 10 applicants per test areallowed for this challenge exam. Students should be on time. No one will be tested after 15minutes into the test. Contact Mr. Cruz-Wells 24 hours prior to testing to allow time for schedulingand resource allocation.

The Alabama Community College System Biology Placement Exam is available for students whodesire to exempt BIO 103, which is the prerequisite for BIO 201—Anatomy and Physiology I andBIO 220—General Microbiology. A fee of $26.25 is required at registration, prior to biologyplacement testing. Students may not retest.

Payment forms must be processed in the Business Office or appropriate designated office on eachcampus. Students must bring a receipt and a federal or state photo identification to the Test Center. For Test Center hours, contact the Wallace Campus at 334-983-3521 (Ext. 2208, 2281,and 2294) or the Sparks Campus at 334-687-3543 (Ext. 4210).


Technology-Based InstructionInformation About Online and Hybrid Classes

Wallace Community College uses Blackboard® to support its online instructional programs. This technology providesstudents with an opportunity to pursue courses in formats that meet all course requirements while reducing in-classtime. Faculty members are able to post course syllabi, contact information, and course content and ensure thatstudents are aware of online activities that require participation, such as communicating with the instructor andother students, completing online assignments and quizzes, and posting course grades. Students must be aware ofthe requirements for each course in which they are enrolled.

Online and Hybrid Courses with On-Campus LabsThe Internet is used to deliver instruction in the following courses:

• Online courses are delivered over the Internet using Blackboard®. These courses will require the student’s physical presence on campus to complete selected exams.

• Hybrid courses with on-campus meetings meet online for a portion of the course meetings. Students are required to attend scheduled on-campus sessions at the designated campus.

• Online and hybrid courses require use of the Blackboard® system. Students can access the Blackboard®

system at courses.wallace.edu.

Requirements and Assistance for Online and Hybrid Courses• Starting fall term 2011, students MUST complete eLearning Training prior to registering for online courses.• Students should contact the Center for Instructional Excellence if they do not have access to eLearning

Training in their Blackboard® course list. The Center for Instructional Excellence can be reached at...CTC 124 on the Wallace [email protected]

Information on computer requirements, accessing the Blackboard® system, and directions for completing theeLearning Training session can be found at the College distance education home page athttp://wallace.edu/programs/distance_ed.

Wallace Community College offers many classes that reduce the amount of time students must physically be oncampus. These online and hybrid classes are indicated by “N” or “H” in the section number. While online classesdo not require weekly meetings, they do require students to complete mid-term and final exams on campusunder the direct supervision of the instructor. Hybrid classes require students to attend weekly on-campusmeetings throughout the semester. Wallace Community College does not offer classes that are entirely online.

Students interested in taking online or hybrid classes should carefully consider their learning styles. These classesrequire students to be self-motivated and able to complete assignments with minimal supervision. Studentsshould also possess strong computer skills. The eLearning training will help ensure that students are ready foronline courses. The eLearning training is highly recommended for all students, even those not taking onlinecourses.

How much will my books cost? Find out at www.wallace.edu/ocs

In compliance with the Higher Education Opportunity Act (HR 4137) Section 112 - Textbook Information, Wallace Community College now provides access to textbookpricing information in the online course schedule at the following link: www.wallace.edu/ocs. Simply select the appropriate course(s) and click “submit.” A displaywindow will appear with the selected courses listed. Textbook information is available by clicking the “view” link in the “Book” column. No password is required.

Online ClassesNOTE: LOG ON TO ALL ONLINE CLASSES FROM THE

WALLACE COMMUNITY COLLEGE HOME PAGE


ONLINE CLASSESCall No. Course No. Section Course Name Hours Instructor

ART

00504 ART 100 1N1 ART APPRECIATION 3 RAETZKE

00505 ART 100 1N2 ART APPRECIATION 3 RAETZKE

BIOLOGY

00910 BIO 103 1N1 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I W/LAB 4 SPEED

00911 BIO 103 1N2 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I W/LAB 4 FISCHER

BUSINESS

01001 BUS 100 1N1 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS 3 BROOKS

01008 BUS 146 1N1 PERSONAL FINANCE 3 FARRINGTON

01009 BUS 186 1N1 ELEMENTS OF SUPERVISION 3 KAMLEH

01011 BUS 241 1N1 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I 3 KAMLEH

01012 BUS 242 1N1 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II 3 KAMLEH

01013 BUS 263 1N1 LEGAL & SOCIAL ENVIR BUSINESS 3 FARRINGTON

01015 BUS 271 1N1 BUSINESS STATISTICS I 3 BROOKS

01016 BUS 275 1N1 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT 3 KAMLEH

COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE

01404 CIS 146 1N1 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS 3 LEFAN

01420 CIS 146 1N2 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS 3 SANDERS

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

01803 CRJ 100 1N1 INTRO TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE 3 OWEN

01808 CRJ 150 1N1 INTRO TO CORRECTIONS 3 OWEN

ECONOMICS

02202 ECO 231 1N1 PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS 3 SMITH

02203 ECO 231 1N2 PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS 3 SMITH

02206 ECO 232 1N1 PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS 3 SMITH

ENGLISH

02711 ENG 101 1N1 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I 3 ESTES

02712 ENG 101 1N2 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I 3 ESTES

02742 ENG 101 1N3 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I 3 PADGETT

02729 ENG 271 1N1 WORLD LITERATURE I 3 ESTES

02730 ENG 271 1N2 WORLD LITERATURE I 3 ESTES

HISTORY

03504 HIS 101 1N1 HISTORY OF WEST CIV I 3 TURNER

03507 HIS 102 1N1 HISTORY OF WEST CIV II 3 DARBY

03514 HIS 201 1N1 UNITED STATES HISTORY I 3 WOODHAM

03518 HIS 202 1N1 UNITED STATES HISTORY II 3 WOODHAM

MATHEMATICS

04904 MTH 080 1N1 MATHEMATICS LABORATORY 1 STERN

04907 MTH 090 1N1 BASIC MATHEMATICS 3 MITCHELL

04912 MTH 091 1N1 DEVELOPMENTAL ALGEBRA I 4 STERN

04917 MTH 092 1N1 DEVELOPMENTAL ALGEBRA II 4 STERN

04921 MTH 098 1N1 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA 3 STERN

MUSIC

05411 MUS 101 1N1 MUSIC APPRECIATION 3 BRYAN

05412 MUS 101 1N2 MUSIC APPRECIATION 3 BRYAN


Call No. Course No. Section Course Name Hours Instructor

OFFICE ADMINISTRATION

05901 OAD 101 1N1 BEGINNING KEYBOARDING 3 MIMS

05906 OAD 125 1N1 WORD PROC ON MICROCOMPUTER 3 MIMS

PHILOSOPHY

06401 PHL 206 1N1 ETHICS AND SOCIETY 3 BOOZER

06402 PHL 206 1N2 ETHICS AND SOCIETY 3 BOOZER

PSYCHOLOGY

06902 PSY 200 1N1 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 REEDER

06903 PSY 200 1N2 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 PAYNE

06910 PSY 210 1N1 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT 3 REEDER

06911 PSY 210 1N2 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT 3 PAYNE

06912 PSY 210 1N3 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT 3 MARTZ

RELIGION

07201 REL 100 1N1 HISTORY OF WORLD RELIGIONS 3 STAFF


MINI-TERM CLASS SCHEDULE

Call Course Section Course Name Hours Times Days Place Instructor No. No.

SECOND MINI-TERM


ENGLISH02735 ENG 101 EF1M1 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I 3 10:10A 12:10P MTWR DG 2 ZORN

NOTE: FIRST MINI TERM COURSE - MEETS 5/29-7/202740 ENG 261 EF1M1 ENGLISH LITERATURE I 3 10:10A 12:10P MTWR DG 3 PADGETT

NOTE: FIRST MINI TERM - MEETS 5/29-7/2

Sparks Campus

ENGLISH02736 ENG 102 EF2M1 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II 3 10:10A 12:10P MTWR DG 2 ZORN

NOTE: SECOND MINI TERM COURSE - MEETS 7/3-8/702741 ENG 262 EF2M1 ENGLISH LITERATURE II 3 10:10A 12:10P MTWR DG 3 PADGETT

NOTE: SECOND MINI TERM - MEETS 7/3-8/7

Sparks Campus

FIRST MINI-TERM


SECOND MINI-TERM


CHEMISTRY01304 CHM 221 H1M1 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I W/ LAB 4 1:15-4:30 TR S 202 CUTHRIELL

NOTE: FIRST MINI TERM COURSE - MEETS 5/29-7/2

Wallace Campus

CHEMISTRY01305 CHM 222 H2M1 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II W/ LAB 4 1:15-4:30 TR S 202 CUTHRIELL


Wallace Campus

FIRST MINI-TERM

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Summer 2012 Registration for the Wallace CampusWeb registration opens for all students April 10 at 7:00 p.m. and continues through May 31.

A $25 late fee applies to all students registering May 29-31.

CURRENTLY ENROLLED STUDENTSAdvising Currently enrolled students are encouraged to schedule appointments with

advisors by April 9, for advising and Web authorization. Students who havebeen authorized for Web registration are encouraged to use the Webregistration process at www.wallace.edu, myWCC (formerly WCC Online).

Students uncertain of advisor’s name mayinquire at Enrollment Services in GrimsleyHall or myWCC (formerly WCC Online).

Tuition Tuition and fees for preregisteredstudents must be paid by 12:00noon, May 18. After this time,tuition is due on completion ofregistration.

Students who have preregistered, including those with financial aid, must paytuition and fees on time. Students may pay tuition at any College location oron the Web. If tuition and fees are not paid by this date, schedules will bevoided, and students must reregister May 25 or during late registration, May 29 - 31. A fee of $25 will be charged for late registration.

CURRENT, TRANSFER, TRANSIENT, AND

NEW STUDENTS WHO DID NOT PREREGISTER

Tuition

Payment

Tuition and fees are calculated on completion of advising and preregistration. Students have the option of paying tuition and fees

anytime before 12:00 noon, May 18. Students who preregister but fail to pay tuition and fees by the noted deadline will be removed

from the computer and are at risk of losing their class selections. If you are dropped for nonpayment, you must reregister May 25 or

during late registration, May 29-31. A fee of $25 is required for late registration, May 29-31. All students, including those with

scholarships and financial aid, must clear Business Office procedures to complete registration.

Placement

Testing

Placement tests are required for all new students unless they meet exemption criteria as stated in the College catalog. Placement tests

will be scheduled by Admissions and Records personnel by letter of invitation. Prior to the scheduled test date, the student must

complete an Application for Admission. Students must bring a valid driver license or state-issued identification card to the testing

session and may also bring a calculator. Students who desire to improve placement scores may contact the Counseling Office at

334-556-2294. An $8 fee will be charged for retesting.

Student Orientation, Advising,

and Registration (SOAR)

New student advising and preregistration sessions will be scheduled by Admissions

and Records personnel via letter of invitation.

NEW STUDENTS

Regular

Registration

May 25 8:00 a.m. - noon This registration period is for anyone who

did not complete preregistration or who did

not pay by 12:00 noon, May 18.

Late Registration May 29 - 30

May 31

8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

A $25 late fee applies.

Drop and Add May 29 - 30

May 31

8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Report to Grimsley Hall, Room 125, to

complete drop and add forms.

Senior Adults May 29 8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Students who have not applied for admission

and continuing students should report to

Enrollment Services in Grimsley Hall.

Preregistration for Graduates and Disabled Students

Preregistration for Currently Enrolled Students

April 10 8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.

April 11 8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.

April 12 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

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WALLACE CAMPUS CLASS SCHEDULEHow much will my books cost?

Find out at www.wallace.edu/ocs



AIR CONDITIONING/REFRIGERATION

00103 ACR 119 501 FUND GAS HEATING SYSTEMS 3 06:30P 09:40P MT ACR 1 HESTER

00101 ACR 127 1 HVACR ELECTRIC MOTORS 3 01:30P 03:35P MTW ACR 1 HESTER

00102 ACR 147 501 REFRIG TRANSITION & RECOVERY 3 05:30P 06:30P MTWR ACR 1 HESTER

00104 ACR 205 501 SYSTEM SIZING & AIR DISTR 3 06:30P 09:40P WR ACR 1 HESTER

ART

00501 ART 100 1 ART APPRECIATION 3 10:10A 12:10P MW CY 110 RAETZKE

00504 ART 100 1N1 ART APPRECIATION 3 TBA TBA RAETZKE

NOTE: CLASS REQUIRES ON-CAMPUS ATTENDANCE FOR EXAMS

00505 ART 100 1N2 ART APPRECIATION 3 TBA TBA RAETZKE


00502 ART 100 2 ART APPRECIATION 3 12:30P 02:30P MW CY 110 RAETZKE

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY

00605 ASE 124 1 ENGINE REPAIR I 3 07:30A 12:00P W ASE 1 ODOM

12:30P 02:15P W ASE 1

00607 ASE 191 1 CO-OP 2 TBA TBA ODOM

00601 ASE 211 1 ADVANCED ELECTRONICS 3 07:30A 12:00P T ASE 2 WATERS

12:30P 02:15P T ASE 2

00604 ASE 224 1 MANUAL TRANSMISSION/TRANSAXLE 3 07:30A 12:00P M ASE 1 ODOM

12:30P 02:15P M ASE 1

00606 ASE 230 1 AUTO TRANSMISSION/TRANSAXLE 3 07:30A 12:00P T ASE 1 ODOM

12:30P 02:15P T ASE 1

00602 ASE 244 1 ENGINE PERFORMANCE II 3 07:30A 12:00P W ASE 2 WATERS

12:30P 02:15P W ASE 2

00603 ASE 246 1 AUTOMOTIVE EMISSIONS 3 07:30A 12:00P R ASE 2 ODOM

12:30P 02:15P R ASE 2

00608 ASE 291 1 CO-OP 3 TBA TBA WATERS

BIOLOGY

00913 BIO 103 H501 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I W/LAB 4 04:00P 05:30P TR S 100 FISCHER

NOTE: HYBRID COURSE: INTERNET THEORY/WALLACE CAMPUS LAB

00902 BIO 103 1 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I W/LAB 4 08:00A 10:10A MTW S 102 BRADLEY

00910 BIO 103 1N1 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I W/LAB 4 TBA TBA SPEED


00911 BIO 103 1N2 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I W/LAB 4 TBA TBA FISCHER


00903 BIO 103 2 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I W/LAB 4 08:00A 09:40A MW S 210 SONANSTINE

08:00A 09:30A TR S 210

00904 BIO 103 3 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I W/LAB 4 09:10A 12:20P MW S 200 TOLAR

00905 BIO 103 4 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I W/LAB 4 10:20A 12:00P MW S 210 SONANSTINE

10:20A 11:50A TR S 210

00906 BIO 103 5 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I W/LAB 4 10:20A 12:30P MTW S 102 BRADLEY

00912 BIO 103 501 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I W/LAB 4 04:45P 07:55P MW S 200 TOLAR

00907 BIO 103 6 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I W/LAB 4 09:10A 12:20P TR S 200 TOLAR

00908 BIO 103 7 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I W/LAB 4 12:40P 03:55P TR S 101 PEREZ

00909 BIO 103 8 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I W/LAB 4 01:00P 03:10P TWR S 100 FISCHER

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00914 BIO 104 H1 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY II W/LAB 4 12:40P 03:40P T S 102 BRADLEY


00919 BIO 201 H1 HUMAN ANAT&PHYSIOL I W/LAB 4 10:50A 12:20P TR S L1 SPEED


00920 BIO 201 H501 HUMAN ANAT&PHYSIOL I W/LAB 4 04:00P 05:30P TR S 103 ROBISON


00916 BIO 201 1 HUMAN ANAT&PHYSIOL I W/LAB 4 08:00A 10:10A TWR S 100 FISCHER

00917 BIO 201 2 HUMAN ANAT&PHYSIOL I W/LAB 4 12:00P 03:15P MW S 103 ROBISON

00918 BIO 201 3 HUMAN ANAT&PHYSIOL I W/LAB 4 12:40P 02:50P MTW S 200 TOLAR

00921 BIO 202 H1 HUMAN ANAT&PHYSIOL II W/LAB 4 08:00A 09:30A TR S L1 SPEED


00923 BIO 202 H2 HUMAN ANAT&PHYSIOL II W/LAB 4 03:00P 04:30P MW S 200 TOLAR


00925 BIO 202 H501 HUMAN ANAT&PHYSIOL II W/LAB 4 06:00P 07:30P TR S 103 ROBISON


00922 BIO 202 2 HUMAN ANAT&PHYSIOL II W/LAB 4 10:20A 12:30P TWR S 100 FISCHER

00924 BIO 202 501 HUMAN ANAT&PHYSIOL II W/LAB 4 04:45P 07:55P MW S 210 SONANSTINE

00928 BIO 220 H1 GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY W/LAB 4 10:50A 12:20P MW S L1 SPEED


00927 BIO 220 H501 GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY W/LAB 4 05:00P 07:00P T S L1 SPEED


00926 BIO 220 501 GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY W/LAB 4 04:10P 05:30P TR S 101 PEREZ

05:40P 08:30P TR S 101

BUSINESS

01002 BUS 100 1 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS 3 10:10A 12:10P TR WH 219 STAFF

01001 BUS 100 1N1 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS 3 TBA TBA BROOKS


01004 BUS 146 H1 PERSONAL FINANCE 3 08:00A 10:00A T WH 219 FARRINGTON


01008 BUS 146 1N1 PERSONAL FINANCE 3 TBA TBA FARRINGTON


01009 BUS 186 1N1 ELEMENTS OF SUPERVISION 3 TBA TBA KAMLEH


01010 BUS 241 1 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I 3 10:10A 12:10P MW WH 217 KAMLEH

01011 BUS 241 1N1 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I 3 TBA TBA KAMLEH


01012 BUS 242 1N1 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II 3 TBA TBA KAMLEH


01013 BUS 263 1N1 LEGAL & SOCIAL ENVIR BUSINESS 3 TBA TBA FARRINGTON


01014 BUS 263 H501 LEGAL & SOCIAL ENVIR BUSINESS 3 05:45P 07:00P M WH 219 FARRINGTON


01015 BUS 271 1N1 BUSINESS STATISTICS I 3 TBA TBA BROOKS


01016 BUS 275 1N1 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT 3 TBA TBA KAMLEH


CABINETMAKING/CARPENTRY

01100 CAB 101 1 INTRO TO CABINETMAKING 3 07:30A 10:40A MW CAB 1 THOMAS

01101 CAB 102 1 INTRO TO LUMBER 3 09:00A 11:30A TR CAB 1 THOMAS

01102 CAB 103 1 SIZE DIMENSION JOINTS 3 11:00A 02:10P MW CAB 1 THOMAS

01103 CAB 104 1 CABINET SHOP OPERATIONS 3 12:30P 02:25P TR CAB 1 THOMAS

01104 CAB 110 1 EQUIP MAINTENANCE FUNDAMENTALS 3 07:30A 10:40A MW CAB 2 THOMAS

01105 CAB 140 1 WOOD FINISHING FUNDAMENTALS 3 11:00A 02:10P MW CAB 2 THOMAS

01106 CAB 206 1 SPECIAL PROJ IN FURN CONSTRUCT 3 08:00A 11:45A TR CAB 2 THOMAS

29001 CAR 111 1 CONSTRUCTION BASICS 3 07:30A 09:25A MW CAB 1 THOMAS

29002 CAR 112 1 FLOORS, WALLS, SITE PREP 3 09:30A 11:25A MW CAB 1 THOMAS

29005 CAR 113 1 FLOORS, WALLS, SITE PREP LAB 3 07:30A 11:15A MW CAB 2 THOMAS

29003 CAR 114 1 CONSTRUCTION BASICS LAB 3 07:30A 11:15A TR CAB 1 THOMAS

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29004 CAR 121 1 INTRO TO BLUEPRINT READING 3 12:30P 02:25P TR CAB 1 THOMAS

29006 CAR 131 1 ROOF & CEILING SYSTEMS 3 02:00P 03:55P TR CAB 2 THOMAS

29009 CAR 132 1 INTERIOR/EXTERIOR FINISHING 3 12:30P 03:35P MW CAB 2 THOMAS

29007 CAR 133 1 ROOF & CEILING SYSTEMS LAB 3 07:30A 11:15A TR CAB 2 THOMAS

29008 CAR 201 1 SPECIAL PROJECTS IN CARPENTRY 1 12:30P 01:45P TR CAB 2 THOMAS

CHILD DEVELOPMENT

02200 CHD 100 1 INTRO TO EARLY CARE & EDUC 3 08:00A 10:00A MW WH 223 DICKENS

02298 CHD 201 501 CHILD GROWTH & DEV PRINCIPLES 3 05:45P 07:45P MW WH 223 STAFF

02297 CHD 206 1 CHILDRENS HEALTH & SAFETY 3 08:00A 10:00A TR WH 223 TROTT

02299 CHD 209 1 INFANT & TODDLER ED PROGRAMS 3 10:10A 12:10P MW WH 223 DICKENS

02296 CHD 210 1 EXCEPTIONAL YOUNG CHILDREN 3 10:10A 12:10P TR WH 223 TROTT

02295 CHD 210 501 EXCEPTIONAL YOUNG CHILDREN 3 05:45P 07:45P TR WH 223 STAFF

02293 CHD 215 1 SUPERV PRACT EXPERIENCE 3 TBA TBA DICKENS

NOTE: GRADUATING CHD STUDENTS ONLY - INSTRUCTOR APPROVAL

02294 CHD 220 1 PARENTING SKILLS 3 12:20P 02:20P MW WH 223 DICKENS

CHEMISTRY

01301 CHM 104 H1 INTRO TO INORGANIC CHEMISTRY 4 08:30A 10:00A MW S 202 CUTHRIELL


01302 CHM 111 H501 COLLEGE CHEMISTRY I W/LAB 4 04:50P 06:35P TR S 202 CUTHRIELL


01303 CHM 112 H1 COLLEGE CHEMISTRY II W/LAB 4 10:30A 12:00P MW S 202 CUTHRIELL


01304 CHM 221 H1M1 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I W/LAB 4 01:15P 04:30P TR S 202 CUTHRIELL

NOTE: HYBRID-1ST MINI-INTERNET THEORY/WALLACE CAMPUS LAB

01305 CHM 222 H2M1 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II W/LAB 4 01:15P 04:30P TR S 202 CUTHRIELL

NOTE: HYBRID-2ND MINI-INTERNET THEORY/WALLACE CAMPUS LAB


01401 CIS 113 H1 SPREADSHEET SOFTWARE APP 3 10:10A 12:10P W CTC 141 MCDANIEL


01402 CIS 117 H501 DATABASE MGT SOFTWARE APP 3 05:45P 07:45P R CTC 138 MCDANIEL


01403 CIS 146 1 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS 3 08:00A 10:00A MW CTC 138 MCCALLISTER

01404 CIS 146 1N1 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS 3 TBA TBA LEFAN


01405 CIS 146 2 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS 3 08:00A 10:00A TR CTC 133 PETTY

01406 CIS 146 3 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS 3 10:10A 12:10P MW CTC 133 PETTY

01407 CIS 146 4 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS 3 10:10A 12:10P TR CTC 133 PETTY

01408 CIS 146 5 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS 3 10:10A 12:10P TR CTC 138 MCDANIEL

01412 CIS 146 501 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS 3 05:45P 07:45P TR CTC 133 CLENNEY

01409 CIS 146 6 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS 3 12:20P 02:20P MW CTC 141 MCDANIEL

01410 CIS 146 7 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS 3 12:20P 02:20P TR CTC 141 CRUZ-WELLS

01411 CIS 146 8 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS 3 02:30P 04:30P TR CTC 138 MCDANIEL

01413 CIS 150 1 INTRO COMPUTER LOGIC/PROGRAM 3 10:10A 12:10P MW CTC 138 MCCALLISTER

01419 CIS 171 H1 FUNDAMENTALS OF UNIX/LINUX I 3 10:10A 12:10P R CTC 141 CRUZ-WELLS


01414 CIS 203 1 INTRO TO INFORMATION HIGHWAY 3 03:30P 05:30P MW CTC 133 PETTY

01415 CIS 207 H1 INTRO TO WEB DEVELOPMENT 3 02:30P 04:30P W CTC 141 CRUZ-WELLS


01416 CIS 212 501 VISUAL BASIC PROGRAMMING 3 05:45P 07:45P MW CTC 138 MCCALLISTER

01417 CIS 268 H1 SOFTWARE SUPPORT 3 10:10A 12:10P T CTC 141 CRUZ-WELLS


01418 CIS 280 1 NETWORK SECURITY 3 08:00A 10:00A MW CTC 141 CRUZ-WELLS

COSMETOLOGY

01701 COS 111 1 INTRODUCTION TO COSMETOLOGY 3 07:30A 09:25A MW CRJ 104 LOGAN

01702 COS 112 13 INTRO TO COSMETOLOGY LAB 3 09:30A 11:25A MW COS LAB LOGAN

12:00P 03:45P MW COS LAB


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01704 COS 113 1 THEORY OF CHEMICAL SERVICES 3 07:30A 09:25A TR S 207 BENNETT

01705 COS 114 13 CHEMICAL SERVICES LAB 3 09:30A 11:25A TR COS LAB BENNETT

12:00P 03:45P TR COS LAB

01706 COS 115 1 HAIR COLOR THEORY 3 09:30A 11:25A MW CRJ 103 ELLIOTT

01707 COS 116 13 HAIR COLOR LAB 3 07:30A 09:25A MW COS LAB ELLIOTT


01710 COS 117 1 BASIC SPA TECHNIQUES 3 12:00P 01:55P MW CRJ 104 LOGAN

01711 COS 118 13 BASIC SPA TECHNIQUES LAB 3 07:30A 11:25A MW COS LAB LOGAN


01708 COS 119 1 BUSINESS OF COSMETOLOGY 3 09:30A 11:25A TR CRJ 103 ELLIOTT

01714 COS 119 2 BUSINESS OF COSMETOLOGY 3 12:00P 01:55P TR S 207 BENNETT

NOTE: NAILS ONLY

01718 COS 148 1 NAIL CARE THEORY 3 07:30A 09:25A MW S 207 BENNETT

01720 COS 149 1 NAIL ART THEORY 3 09:30A 11:25A TR S 207 BENNETT

01719 COS 152 13 NAIL CARE APPLICATIONS 3 09:30A 11:25A MW COS LAB BENNETT


01721 COS 154 13 NAIL ART APPLICATIONS 3 07:30A 09:25A TR COS LAB BENNETT


01709 COS 167 13 STATE BOARD REVIEW 3 07:30A 09:25A TR COS LAB ELLIOTT


01715 COS 167 14 STATE BOARD REVIEW 3 07:30A 11:30A TR COS LAB BENNETT


01712 COS 181 1 SPECIAL TOPICS 3 12:00P 01:55P TR CRJ 103 ELLIOTT

01716 COS 181 2 SPECIAL TOPICS 3 09:30A 11:25A MW S 207 BENNETT

NOTE: NAILS ONLY

01713 COS 182 13 SPECIAL TOPICS 3 07:30A 11:25A TR COS LAB ELLIOTT


NOTE: NAILS ONLY

01717 COS 182 14 SPECIAL TOPICS 3 07:30A 09:25A MW COS LAB BENNETT


NOTE: NAILS ONLY

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

01803 CRJ 100 1N1 INTRO TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE 3 TBA TBA OWEN


01805 CRJ 116 1 POLICE PATROL 3 03:00P 05:00P MW CRJ 102 OWEN

01804 CRJ 146 1 CRIMINAL EVIDENCE 3 12:20P 02:20P MW CRJ 102 OWEN

01806 CRJ 147 501 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW 3 05:45P 07:45P TR CRJ 103 SMITH

01808 CRJ 150 1N1 INTRO TO CORRECTIONS 3 TBA TBA OWEN


01801 CRJ 216 1 POLICE ADMINISTRATION 3 10:10A 12:10P MW CRJ 102 OWEN

01807 CRJ 220 1 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION 3 08:00A 10:00A TR ILT 104 WILLIAMS

01802 CRJ 238 1 CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION 3 08:00A 10:00A MW CRJ 102 OWEN

DRAFTING AND DESIGN TECHNOLOGY

01901 DDT 104 1 BASIC COMPUTER-AIDED DRAFTING 3 12:20P 02:30P TWR DDT 2 JERNIGAN

01902 DDT 111 1 FUND/DRAFTING/DESIGN TECH 3 07:50A 10:00A TWR DDT 1 JERNIGAN

01903 DDT 150 1 THEORY OF RES DRAWING & DESIGN 3 11:15A 12:15P MTWR DDT 3 JERNIGAN

01904 DDT 150 501 THEORY OF RES DRAWING & DESIGN 3 08:05P 10:15P MW DDT 3 JERNIGAN

01905 DDT 155 1 DRWG FOR RESIDENTIAL CONST 4 07:20A 10:05A MTWR DDT 2 JERNIGAN

01906 DDT 155 501 DRWG FOR RESIDENTIAL CONST 4 05:00P 08:00P MW DDT 2 JERNIGAN

05:00P 10:00P T DDT 2

01907 DDT 216 1 DESIGN/STRUCTURAL WOOD MEMBERS 3 10:10A 11:10A MTWR DDT 3 JERNIGAN

01908 DDT 235 1 SPECIALIZED CAD 3 12:20P 02:30P TWR DDT 1 JERNIGAN

01909 DDT 236 1 DESIGN PROJECT 3 07:50A 10:00A TWR DDT 3 JERNIGAN

01910 DDT 236 501 DESIGN PROJECT 3 04:45P 08:00P MW DDT 3 JERNIGAN

01911 DDT 237 1 CURRENT TOPICS IN CAD 3 12:20P 02:30P TWR DDT 3 JERNIGAN

01912 DDT 237 501 CURRENT TOPICS IN CAD 3 04:45P 08:00P MW DDT 1 JERNIGAN


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ECONOMICS

02201 ECO 231 1 PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS 3 10:10A 12:10P MW WH 219 SMITH

02202 ECO 231 1N1 PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS 3 TBA TBA SMITH


02203 ECO 231 1N2 PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS 3 TBA TBA SMITH


02205 ECO 232 H1 PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS 3 12:20P 02:20P M WH 219 SMITH


02206 ECO 232 1N1 PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS 3 TBA TBA SMITH


ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY

02305 ELT 110 501 WIRING METHODS 3 05:45P 08:55P TR ELT 1 SIZEMORE

02301 ELT 115 1 RESIDENTIAL WIRING METHODS II 3 07:30A 10:00A TR ELT 1 VANN

02303 ELT 118 1 COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL WIRING 3 11:30A 02:40P MW ELT 1 VANN

02304 ELT 212 1 MOTOR CONTROL II 3 11:30A 02:00P TR ELT 1 VANN

02302 ELT 221 1 ELECTRONICS FOR ELECTRICIANS 3 07:30A 10:00A MW ELT 1 VANN

02306 ELT 221 501 ELECTRONICS FOR ELECTRICIANS 3 05:45P 08:55P MW ELT 1 GREENE

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES

05701 NUR 000 0 MALPRACTICE INSURANCE 0 TBA TBA BUNTIN

NOTE: FOR ALL DOTHAN CAMPUS LAB/CLINICAL HEALTH STUDENTS

05702 NUR 001 0 SUBSTANCE ABUSE SCREENING 0 TBA TBA BUNTIN

NOTE: FOR DOTHAN CAMPUS NEW/READMITTED HEALTH STUDENTS

05705 NUR 004 0 BACKGROUND SCREENING 0 TBA TBA BUNTIN


02601 EMS 100 1 CARDIO RESUSCITATION I 1 08:00A 05:30P F EMS 112 STINSON

NOTE: MEETS 6/1 8:00-5:30; 6/8 8:00-12:00 ONLY

02602 EMS 100 2 CARDIO RESUSCITATION I 1 01:00P 05:00P SU EMS 110 BURKE

08:00A 05:30P SA EMS 110

NOTE: MEETS 6/2 AND 6/3 ONLY

02603 EMS 118 H501 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN 9 05:45P 08:45P MTR EMS 109 SIMS


02604 EMS 119 501 EMERGENCY MED TECHN CLINICAL 1 TBA TBA EMS 109 STINSON

NOTE: CLINICAL TIMES TBA

02605 EMS 155 H1 ADVANCED EMERGENCY MED TECHNIC 8 08:30A 01:00P TR EMS 107 BURKE


02607 EMS 156 1 ADV EMERG MED TECH CLINICAL 2 TBA TBA STINSON


ENGLISH

02702 ENG 092 1 BASIC ENGLISH 3 08:00A 10:00A MW WH 120 JOHNSON

02703 ENG 092 2 BASIC ENGLISH 3 08:00A 10:00A TR WH 120 JOHNSON

02704 ENG 092 3 BASIC ENGLISH 3 12:20P 02:20P MW WH 120 JOHNSON

02705 ENG 092 4 BASIC ENGLISH 3 10:10A 12:10P TR WH 126 ROSS

02706 ENG 092 501 BASIC ENGLISH 3 05:45P 07:45P TR WH 122 PEEPLES

02707 ENG 093 1 BASIC ENGLISH II 3 08:00A 10:00A MW WH 122 NEWMAN

02708 ENG 093 2 BASIC ENGLISH II 3 10:10A 12:10P MW WH 122 BURKETT

02709 ENG 093 3 BASIC ENGLISH II 3 10:10A 12:10P TR WH 120 JOHNSON

02710 ENG 093 501 BASIC ENGLISH II 3 05:45P 07:45P TR WH 124 NEWMAN

02713 ENG 101 1 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I 3 08:00A 10:00A MW WH 124 LAMERE

02711 ENG 101 1N1 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I 3 TBA TBA ESTES


02712 ENG 101 1N2 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I 3 TBA TBA ESTES


02714 ENG 101 2 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I 3 10:10A 12:10P MW WH 124 LAMERE

02715 ENG 101 3 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I 3 12:20P 02:20P MW WH 221 CRAWFORD

02716 ENG 101 4 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I 3 08:00A 10:00A TR WH 126 ROSS

02718 ENG 101 5 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I 3 10:10A 12:10P TR S 209 MCMILLAN

02721 ENG 101 501 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I 3 05:45P 07:45P MW WH 130 BEACHEM


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02719 ENG 101 6 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I 3 08:00A 10:00A TR WH 122 BUCHANAN

02720 ENG 101 7 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I 3 02:30P 04:30P MW WH 221 CRAWFORD

02722 ENG 102 1 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II 3 08:00A 10:00A MW WH 126 ROSS

02723 ENG 102 2 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II 3 08:00A 10:00A TR S 209 MCMILLAN

02724 ENG 102 3 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II 3 10:10A 12:10P TR WH 130 BUCHANAN

02725 ENG 102 4 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II 3 10:10A 12:10P MW WH 126 ROSS

02726 ENG 102 501 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II 3 05:45P 07:45P TR WH 126 BEACHEM

02727 ENG 261 1 ENGLISH LITERATURE I 3 08:00A 10:00A MW S 209 MCMILLAN

02728 ENG 262 1 ENGLISH LITERATURE II 3 10:10A 12:10P MW S 209 MCMILLAN

02729 ENG 271 1N1 WORLD LITERATURE I 3 TBA TBA ESTES


02730 ENG 271 1N2 WORLD LITERATURE I 3 TBA TBA ESTES


02731 ENG 272 501 WORLD LITERATURE II 3 05:45P 07:45P MW WH 122 BURKETT

HISTORY

03501 HIS 101 1 HISTORY OF WEST CIV I 3 08:00A 10:00A MW CY 162 TURNER

03504 HIS 101 1N1 HISTORY OF WEST CIV I 3 TBA TBA TURNER


03502 HIS 101 2 HISTORY OF WEST CIV I 3 08:00A 10:00A TR CY 162 DARBY

03503 HIS 101 3 HISTORY OF WEST CIV I 3 10:10A 12:10P MW CY 162 DARBY

03505 HIS 101 4 HISTORY OF WEST CIV I 3 02:30P 04:30P MW CY 153 DARBY

03507 HIS 102 1N1 HISTORY OF WEST CIV II 3 TBA TBA DARBY


03508 HIS 102 2 HISTORY OF WEST CIV II 3 10:10A 12:10P MW CY 153 TURNER

03509 HIS 102 3 HISTORY OF WEST CIV II 3 12:20P 02:20P TR CY 162 DARBY

03510 HIS 102 4 HISTORY OF WEST CIV II 3 10:10A 12:10P TR CY 162 WOODHAM

03513 HIS 201 1 UNITED STATES HISTORY I 3 10:10A 12:10P MW CY 163 WOODHAM

03514 HIS 201 1N1 UNITED STATES HISTORY I 3 TBA TBA WOODHAM


03517 HIS 202 1 UNITED STATES HISTORY II 3 08:00A 10:00A MW CY 163 WOODHAM

03518 HIS 202 1N1 UNITED STATES HISTORY II 3 TBA TBA WOODHAM


03515 HIS 202 2 UNITED STATES HISTORY II 3 02:30P 04:30P TR CY 162 KELLEY

INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY

09203 INT 103 1 AC FUNDAMENTALS 3 08:00A 10:30A MW CRJ 105 GREENE

09201 INT 118 1 FUND INDUSTRIAL HYDRAUL/PNEUMA 3 07:45A 10:15A TR INT 1 GREENE

09210 INT 139 1 INTRO TO ROBOTIC PROGRAMMING 3 12:30P 03:40P MW INT 1 GREENE

09202 INT 184 1 INTRO TO PROGRM LOGIC CNTRL 3 12:30P 03:00P TR INT 1 GREENE

09204 INT 184 501 INTRO TO PROGRM LOGIC CNTRL 3 05:10P 07:40P TR INT 1 GREENE

MATHEMATICS

04902 MTH 080 1 MATHEMATICS LABORATORY 1 09:25A 10:00A TR CTC 119 RAY

NOTE: MUST BE TAKEN WITH MTH098-1

04904 MTH 080 1N1 MATHEMATICS LABORATORY 1 TBA TBA STERN

NOTE: MUST BE TAKEN WITH MTH098-1N1/EXAMS ON CAMPUS

04905 MTH 080 501 MATHEMATICS LABORATORY 1 07:15P 07:50P MW CTC 101 STAFF


04906 MTH 090 1 BASIC MATHEMATICS 3 08:00A 10:00A MW CTC 119 STEVENS

04907 MTH 090 1N1 BASIC MATHEMATICS 3 TBA TBA MITCHELL


04908 MTH 090 2 BASIC MATHEMATICS 3 10:10A 12:10P TR CTC 117 SNELL

04909 MTH 090 3 BASIC MATHEMATICS 3 12:20P 02:20P TR CTC 102 MILLER

04910 MTH 090 501 BASIC MATHEMATICS 3 08:00P 10:00P TR CTC 122 SKIPPER

04911 MTH 091 1 DEVELOPMENTAL ALGEBRA I 4 07:20A 10:00A MW CTC 122 MITCHELL

04912 MTH 091 1N1 DEVELOPMENTAL ALGEBRA I 4 TBA TBA STERN


04913 MTH 091 2 DEVELOPMENTAL ALGEBRA I 4 07:20A 10:00A TR CTC 101 COBB

04914 MTH 091 3 DEVELOPMENTAL ALGEBRA I 4 10:10A 12:50P MW CTC 122 SNELL


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04915 MTH 091 501 DEVELOPMENTAL ALGEBRA I 4 05:10P 07:50P TR CTC 122 SKIPPER

04916 MTH 092 1 DEVELOPMENTAL ALGEBRA II 4 07:20A 10:00A MW CTC 102 MEADOWS

04917 MTH 092 1N1 DEVELOPMENTAL ALGEBRA II 4 TBA TBA STERN


04918 MTH 092 2 DEVELOPMENTAL ALGEBRA II 4 10:10A 12:50P TR CTC 119 RAY

04919 MTH 092 501 DEVELOPMENTAL ALGEBRA II 4 05:10P 07:50P TR CTC 101 BOSTICK

04920 MTH 098 1 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA 3 07:20A 09:20A TR CTC 119 RAY


04921 MTH 098 1N1 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA 3 TBA TBA STERN

NOTE: MUST BE TAKEN WITH MTH080-1N1/EXAMS ON CAMPUS

04922 MTH 098 501 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA 3 05:10P 07:10P MW CTC 101 STAFF


04923 MTH 100 1 INTERMEDIATE COLLEGE ALGEBRA 3 10:10A 12:10P MW CTC 102 MEADOWS

04924 MTH 100 2 INTERMEDIATE COLLEGE ALGEBRA 3 08:00A 10:00A TR CTC 122 MITCHELL

04925 MTH 100 3 INTERMEDIATE COLLEGE ALGEBRA 3 10:10A 12:10P TR CTC 101 COBB

04926 MTH 100 501 INTERMEDIATE COLLEGE ALGEBRA 3 05:45P 07:45P MW CTC 117 MCINNIS

04927 MTH 100 502 INTERMEDIATE COLLEGE ALGEBRA 3 08:00P 10:00P TR CTC 101 BOSTICK

04928 MTH 110 1 FINITE MATHEMATICS 3 10:10A 12:10P TR CTC 122 MITCHELL

04929 MTH 112 1 PRECALCULUS ALGEBRA 3 10:10A 12:10P MW CTC 119 STEVENS

04930 MTH 112 2 PRECALCULUS ALGEBRA 3 08:00A 10:00A TR CTC 102 SNELL

04931 MTH 112 501 PRECALCULUS ALGEBRA 3 08:00P 10:00P MW CTC 117 MCINNIS

04932 MTH 113 1 PRECALCULUS WITH TRIGONOMETRY 3 10:10A 12:10P MW CTC 101 COBB

04933 MTH 116 1 MATHEMATICAL APPLICATIONS 3 08:00A 10:00A MW CTC 101 SNELL

04934 MTH 116 2 MATHEMATICAL APPLICATIONS 3 10:10A 12:10P TR CTC 102 MILLER

04935 MTH 116 501 MATHEMATICAL APPLICATIONS 3 08:00P 10:00P MW CTC 101 STAFF

04936 MTH 125 1 CALCULUS I 4 12:20P 01:40P MTWR CTC 101 COBB

04937 MTH 126 1 CALCULUS II 4 12:20P 01:40P MTWR CTC 117 LEFAN

04938 MTH 227 1 CALCULUS III 4 07:30A 08:50A MTWR CTC 117 LEFAN

04939 MTH 238 1 APPL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS I 3 09:00A 10:00A MTWR CTC 117 LEFAN

04940 MTH 265 501 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS 3 05:45P 07:45P MW CTC 119 LEFAN

MEDICAL ASSISTING







04301 MAT 101 1 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY 3 12:20P 02:20P TR MAT 106 STAFF

04311 MAT 102 1 MEDICAL ASSISTING THEORY I 3 08:00A 10:00A MW MAT 106 PATTERSON

04316 MAT 111 1 CLIN PROC I/MEDICAL ASSISTANT 3 12:20P 01:55P MTWR MAT 109 PATTERSON

04302 MAT 120 1 MED ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE I 3 10:10A 11:45A MTWR MAT 105 STAFF

04304 MAT 125 1 LAB PROCED I/MEDICAL ASSISTANT 3 10:10A 11:45A MTWR MAT 108 ARWOOD

04303 MAT 128 1 MED LAW/ETHICS FOR MED ASSIST 3 08:00A 10:00A TR MAT 106 PATTERSON

04308 MAT 130 1 MEDICAL OFFICE COMMUNICATION 3 08:00A 10:00A MW MAT 105 STAFF

04305 MAT 211 1 CLIN PROC II FOR MED ASSIST 3 10:10A 11:45A MTWR MAT 109 PATTERSON

04306 MAT 215 1 LAB PROC II FOR MED ASSISTANT 3 08:00A 09:35A MTWR MAT 108 ARWOOD

04307 MAT 222 1 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION I 2 12:20P 03:10P MW MAT 107 STAFF

04309 MAT 223 1 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION II 2 12:20P 03:10P TR MAT 107 STAFF

04313 MAT 227 1 SP TOPICS IN MEDICAL ASSISTING 1 08:00A 09:15A T MAT 105 STAFF

04314 MAT 228 1 MED ASSISTANT REVIEW COURSE 1 02:30P 05:45P R MAT 108 ARWOOD

NOTE: MEETS 5/31, 6/7, 8/1, 8/2 ONLY

04315 MAT 229 1 MED ASSISTING PRECEPTORSHIP 3 TBA TBA ARWOOD

04312 MAT 239 1 PHLEBOTOMY PRECEPTORSHIP 3 TBA TBA STAFF

04310 MAT 242 1 TRANSCRIPTION PRECEPTORSHIP 3 TBA TBA STAFF

MUSIC

05401 MUS 101 1 MUSIC APPRECIATION 3 10:10A 12:10P MW CH 424 HUNTER

05411 MUS 101 1N1 MUSIC APPRECIATION 3 TBA TBA BRYAN



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05412 MUS 101 1N2 MUSIC APPRECIATION 3 TBA TBA BRYAN


05402 MUS 101 2 MUSIC APPRECIATION 3 08:00A 10:00A TR CH 424 BRYAN

05403 MUS 101 3 MUSIC APPRECIATION 3 10:10A 12:10P TR CH 424 HUNTER

05404 MUS 101 4 MUSIC APPRECIATION 3 08:00A 10:00A MW CH 424 BRYAN

05405 MUS 101 5 MUSIC APPRECIATION 3 12:20P 02:20P MW CH 424 STROUD

05406 MUS 101 501 MUSIC APPRECIATION 3 05:45P 07:45P TR CH 424 SHIRLEY

05407 MUS 101 502 MUSIC APPRECIATION 3 08:00P 10:00P TR CH 424 SHIRLEY

05408 MUS 101 503 MUSIC APPRECIATION 3 05:45P 07:45P MW CH 424 STROUD

MUSIC—APPLIED

05202 MUP 101A 1 PRIVATE PIANO I 2 TBA TBA HUNTER

NOTE: MUST HAVE APPROVAL FROM HUNTER, TOLAR, OR BRYAN

05203 MUP 101A 2 PRIVATE PIANO I 2 TBA TBA STAFF

NOTE: MUST HAVE APPROVAL FROM HUNTER, TOLAR OR BRYAN

05204 MUP 102A 1 PRIVATE PIANO II 2 TBA TBA HUNTER


05205 MUP 102A 2 PRIVATE PIANO II 2 TBA TBA STAFF


05206 MUP 111A 1 PRIVATE VOICE I 2 TBA TBA BRYAN


05207 MUP 112A 1 PRIVATE VOICE II 2 TBA TBA BRYAN


05208 MUP 133A 1 PRIVATE GUITAR I 2 TBA TBA STROUD


05209 MUP 134A 1 PRIVATE GUITAR II 2 TBA TBA STROUD


05210 MUP 201A 1 PRIVATE PIANO III 2 TBA TBA HUNTER

NOTE: MUST HAVE APPROVAL FROM HUNTER, TOLAR OR BYRAN

05211 MUP 201A 2 PRIVATE PIANO III 2 TBA TBA STAFF


05212 MUP 202A 1 PRIVATE PIANO IV 2 TBA TBA HUNTER

NOTE: MUST HAVE APPROVAL FROM HUNTER, TOLAL OR BRYAN

05213 MUP 202A 2 PRIVATE PIANO IV 2 TBA TBA STAFF


05214 MUP 211A 1 PRIVATE VOICE III 2 TBA TBA STAFF


05216 MUP 212A 1 PRIVATE VOICE IV 2 TBA TBA STAFF


05217 MUP 233A 1 PRIVATE GUITAR III 2 TBA TBA STROUD


05218 MUP 234A 1 PRIVATE GUITAR IV 2 TBA TBA STROUD


MUSIC—ENSEMBLES

09701 MUL 101 1 CLASS PIANO I 1 10:10A 11:25A MW CH 410 STAFF

NOTE: FOR BEGINNING PIANO STUDENTS AND OPEN TO EVERYONE

09702 MUL 161 1 CLASS FRETTED INSTRUMENTS I 1 10:10A 11:25A MW CH 412 STROUD

NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY

36001 NUC 120 1 NUC PLANT SYSTEMS I 3 10:10A 12:10P MW INT 1 HANNON

36003 NUC 120 2 NUC PLANT SYSTEMS I 3 10:10A 12:10P TR INT 1 HANNON

36005 NUC 120 501 NUC PLANT SYSTEMS I 3 05:45P 07:45P MW INT 1 HANNON

36002 NUC 121 1 NUC PLANT SYSTEMS II 3 12:20P 02:20P MW INT 1 HANNON

36004 NUC 121 2 NUC PLANT SYSTEMS II 3 12:20P 02:20P TR INT 1 HANNON

36006 NUC 121 501 NUC PLANT SYSTEMS II 3 05:45P 07:45P TR INT 1 HANNON


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NURSING—ASSOCIATE DEGREE







05706 NUR 005 0 ADN COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT 0 TBA TBA SPIVEY

NOTE: FOR ALL ADN STUDENTS

05707 NUR 105 ADC1 ADULT NURSING 8 08:00A 11:30A MR H 125 GRAVES

06:30A 04:00P T

08:00A 12:00P W H 125

NOTE: CLINICAL: ENTERPRISE - 6/5-7/31


06:30A 04:00P T

08:00A 12:00P W H 125

NOTE: CLINICAL: FLOWERS - 6/5-7/31


02:00P 11:30P T

08:00A 12:00P W H 125

NOTE: CLINICAL: SAMC - 6/5-7/31


02:00P 11:30P T

08:00A 12:00P W H 125


05711 NUR 105 ADC5 ADULT NURSING 8 12:30P 04:00P MR H 125 RADNEY

06:30A 04:00P T

12:30P 04:30P W H 125

NOTE: CLIICAL: SAMC - 6/5-7/31


06:30A 04:00P T

12:30P 04:30P W H 125



02:00P 11:30P T

12:30P 04:30P W H 125



06:30A 04:00P T

12:30P 04:30P W H 125

NOTE: CLINICAL: FLOWERS - 6/5-7/31

05715 NUR 106 ADC1 MATERNAL & CHILD NURSING 5 08:00A 10:40A MW H 123 FULLER

06:30A 02:00P R

NOTE: CLINICAL: E'PRISE/FLOWERS - 6/14-28, 7/12-26


06:30A 02:00P F

NOTE: CLINICAL: FLOWERS - 6/15-29, 7/13-27


06:30A 02:00P F

NOTE: CLINICAL: FLOWERS - 6/15-29, 7/13-27

05719 NUR 201 ADC1 NURSING THRU LIFESPAN I 5 08:00A 10:00A MW H 131 OWENS

08:00A 12:30P T

01:30P 03:30P T

06:30A 03:30P R

NOTE: CLINICAL: ENTERPRISE 6/7-7/26, SPEC/SIM T


08:00A 12:30P T

01:30P 03:30P T

06:30A 03:30P R

NOTE: CLINICAL: FLOWERS 6/7-7/26;SPEC/SIM TX3


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08:00A 12:30P T

01:30P 03:30P T

02:30P 10:30P R

NOTE: CLINICAL: SAMC 6/7-7/26; SPEC/SIM TX3


08:00A 12:30P T

01:30P 03:30P T

06:30A 03:30P R

NOTE: CLINICAL: SAMC 6/7-7/26: SPEC/SIM TX3

05723 NUR 201 ADC5 NURSING THRU LIFESPAN I 5 12:20P 02:20P MW H 131 WARD

08:00A 12:30P T

01:30P 03:30P T

06:30A 03:30P R



08:00A 12:30P T

01:30P 03:30P T

06:30A 03:30P R



08:00A 12:30P T

01:30P 03:30P T

06:30A 03:30P R

NOTE: CLINICAL: FLOWERS 6/7-7/26; SPEC/SIM TX3


08:00A 12:30P T

01:30P 03:30P T

06:30A 03:30P R

NOTE: CLINICAL: FLOWERS 6/7-7/26; SPEC/SIM TX3

05727 NUR 202 ADC1 NSG THRU LIFESPAN II 6 06:30A 02:30P M DUPREY

07:30A 05:30P T

09:00A 04:45P W

01:00P 05:00P R H 105

NOTE: CLINICAL: FLOWERS 6/4-7/30, CLIN TW TBA


07:30A 05:30P T

09:00A 04:45P W

01:00P 05:00P R H 105

NOTE: CLINICAL: FLOWERS 6/4-7/30; CLINICAL-TW TBA


07:30A 05:30P T

09:00A 04:45P W

01:00P 05:00P R H 105

NOTE: CLINICAL: FLOWERS 6/4-7/30; CLINICAL-TW TBA

05730 NUR 202 ADC4 NSG THRU LIFESPAN II 6 02:30P 10:30P M DUPREY

07:30A 05:30P T

09:00A 04:45P W

01:00P 05:00P R H 105

NOTE: CLINICAL: SAMC 6/4-7/30; CLINICAL-TW TBA


07:30A 05:30P T

09:00A 04:45P W

01:00P 05:00P R H 105


05734 NUR 202 ADC51 NSG THRU LIFESPAN II 6 07:30A 05:00P M SAWYER

05:45P 09:45P T

05:45P 10:00P W

05:45P 09:45P R H 105

06:30A 02:30P SA

NOTE: CLINICAL: FLOWERS 6/9-7/28; CLINICAL-MTW TBA


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05:45P 09:45P T

05:45P 10:00P W

05:45P 09:45P R H 105

06:30A 02:30P SA

NOTE: CLINICAL: SAMC 6/9-7/28, CLINICAL-MTW TBA


05:45P 09:45P T

05:45P 10:00P W

05:45P 09:45P R H 105

06:30A 02:30P SA

NOTE: CLINICAL: SAMC 6/9-7/28; CLINICAL-MTW TBA


07:30A 05:30P T

09:00A 04:45P W

01:00P 05:00P R H 105


05737 NUR 203 ADC1 NURSING THRU LIFESPAN III 6 08:00A 10:50A MR H 129 ARMSTRONG

06:30A 02:30P T

08:00A 03:00P W

NOTE: CLINICAL: SAMC 6/5-7/31; ED PRECEPT-TBA


06:30A 02:30P T

08:00A 03:00P W

NOTE: CLINICAL: FLOWERS 6/5-7/31; ED PRECEPT-TBA


02:30P 10:30P T

08:00A 03:00P W

NOTE: CLINICAL: SAMC 6/5-7/31; ED PRECEPT-TBA

05740 NUR 203 ADC4 NURSING THRU LIFESPAN III 6 08:00A 10:50A MR H 129 LEE

02:30P 10:30P T

08:00A 03:00P W

NOTE: CLINICAL: FLOWERS 6/5-7/31; ED PRECEPT-TBA

05741 NUR 203 ADC5 NURSING THRU LIFESPAN III 6 08:00A 10:50A MR H 129 LEE

06:30A 02:30P T

08:00A 03:00P W

NOTE: CLINICAL: FLOWERE 6/5-7/31; ED PRECEPT-TBA

05742 NUR 204 AD1 ROLE TRANSITION FOR THE RN 4 12:15P 03:05P R H 129 R. DANIELS

NOTE: CLINICAL TBA

NURSING—PRACTICAL





05703 NUR 003 0 PN COMPREHE ASSESSMENT TESTING 0 TBA TBA GALLOWAY

NOTE: FOR ALL DOTHAN CAMPUS PN STUDENTS



05743 NUR 105 PNC1 ADULT NURSING 8 08:00A 11:20A MT H 105 BARNES

02:45P 04:45P MT

06:30A 04:30P R

NOTE: CLINICAL - SAMC 6/7-7/26


02:45P 04:45P MT

06:30A 06:00P W

NOTE: CLINICAL - MCB/CROWNE 6/6-7/25


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02:45P 04:45P MT

02:30P 11:59P W

12:01A 02:00A R

NOTE: CLINICAL - FLOWERS 6/6-7/25


02:45P 04:45P MT

06:30A 04:30P R



02:45P 04:45P MT

02:30P 11:59P W

12:01A 02:00A R

NOTE: CLINICAL - LTAC 6/6-7/25


02:45P 04:45P MT

06:30A 04:30P R



02:45P 04:45P MT

06:30A 04:30P R



02:45P 04:45P MT

06:30A 04:30P R



02:45P 04:45P MT

06:30A 04:30P SA



02:45P 04:45P MT

06:30A 04:30P R

NOTE: CLINICAL - MCB 6/7-7/26

05753 NUR 105 PN501 ADULT NURSING 8 05:45P 09:15P MT RH 116 KELLEY

05:45P 09:45P W

06:30A 04:30P SA


05754 NUR 105 PN502 ADULT NURSING 8 05:45P 09:15P MT RH 116 KELLEY

05:45P 09:45P W

05:45P 11:30P R

06:30A 04:30P SA


05755 NUR 106 PNC1 MATERNAL & CHILD NURSING 5 12:00P 02:40P MT H 105 HUDGINS

06:30A 05:30P W



06:30A 04:30P F



06:30A 05:30P W

NOTE: CLINCIAL - SAMC 6/6-6/27


06:30A 05:30P W



06:30A 05:30P W

NOTE: CLINICAL - FLOWERS - 6/27-7/25


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06:30A 05:30P W


05759 NUR 106 PNC5 MATERNAL & CHILD NURSING 5 06:30A 04:30P MT H 105 HUDGINS

06:30A 04:30P F



06:30A 04:30P F



06:30A 05:30P W



06:30A 05:30P W



06:30A 04:30P F


05766 NUR 107 PNC1 ADULT/CHILD NURSING 8 08:00A 11:30A MR S L2 HARTZOG

06:45A 02:30P TF


05775 NUR 107 PNC10 ADULT/CHILD NURSING 8 08:00A 11:30A MR S L2 BRYANT

06:45A 02:30P FSA



06:45A 02:30P TF



06:45A 02:30P TF



06:45A 03:30P WF



06:45A 02:30P FSA



02:45P 11:30P TW



02:45P 11:30P TW



02:45P 11:30P TW



06:45A 03:30P TW


05776 NUR 108 PNC1 PSYCHOSOCIAL NURSING 3 12:00P 02:40P M S L2 KELLEY

06:30A 05:30P W

NOTE: CLINICAL - BMU, WESTSIDE TERRACE 6/6-6/27

05785 NUR 108 PNC10 PSYCHOSOCIAL NURSING 3 12:00P 02:40P M S L2 HARTZOG

06:30A 04:30P F

NOTE: CLINICAL - SENIOR CARE, CROWNE 7/6-7/27


06:30A 04:30P F

NOTE: CLINICAL - SENIOR CARE, CROWNE 7/6-7/27


06:30A 05:30P W

NOTE: CLINICAL - WESTSIDE TERRACE, BMU 6/6-6/27


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06:30A 05:30P W



06:30A 05:30P W



06:30A 05:30P W



06:30A 05:30P W



06:30A 05:30P W



06:30A 05:30P W



06:30A 05:30P W

NOTE: CLINICAL - CROWNE, SENIOR CARE 6/6-6/27

05787 NUR 109 PN1 ROLE TRANSITION 3 03:00P 05:00P MR RH 101 NEAL

12:00P 02:45P R RH 116

05788 NUR 109 PN2 ROLE TRANSITION 3 03:00P 05:00P MR S 205 HARTZOG

12:00P 02:45P R RH 114


05901 OAD 101 1N1 BEGINNING KEYBOARDING 3 TBA TBA MIMS


05904 OAD 103 1 INTERMEDIATE KEYBOARDING 3 10:10A 12:10P MW WH 207 MIMS

TBA TBA STAFF

05906 OAD 125 1N1 WORD PROC ON MICROCOMPUTER 3 TBA TBA MIMS


05907 OAD 218 H501 OFFICE PROCEDURES 3 05:45P 07:45P M WH 207 MIMS


05908 OAD 232 H1 THE ELECTRONIC OFFICE 3 12:20P 02:20P W WH 207 MIMS


ORIENTATION

11203 ORI 101 H1 ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE 1 12:20P 01:35P W CY 138 GRICE

NOTE: WALLACE CAMPUS LAB - 5/30 6/6 6/13 6/20 6/27

11204 ORI 101 H501 ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE 1 05:45P 07:00P W CY 141 GRICE


11207 ORI 104 H1 WORKKEYS ASSESSMENT 1 10:10A 12:10P T CTC 128 LOVELAND


11208 ORI 104 H2 WORKKEYS ASSESSMENT 1 12:20P 02:20P T CTC 133 LOVELAND




11211 ORI 104 H5 WORKKEYS ASSESSMENT 1 02:30P 04:30P W CTC 138 GRICE




11212 ORI 105 1 ORIENTATION AND STUDENT SUCCES 3 10:10A 12:10P MW S 104 KELLEY

11213 ORI 105 2 ORIENTATION AND STUDENT SUCCES 3 02:30P 04:30P MW CY 110 KELLEY

11214 ORI 105 3 ORIENTATION AND STUDENT SUCCES 3 08:00A 10:00A TR CY 111 KELLEY

11215 ORI 105 4 ORIENTATION AND STUDENT SUCCES 3 10:10A 12:10P TR CY 110 KELLEY


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PHILOSOPHY

06403 PHL 206 1 ETHICS AND SOCIETY 3 10:10A 12:10P TR CY 111 BOOZER

06401 PHL 206 1N1 ETHICS AND SOCIETY 3 TBA TBA BOOZER


06402 PHL 206 1N2 ETHICS AND SOCIETY 3 TBA TBA BOOZER


06404 PHL 206 2 ETHICS AND SOCIETY 3 12:20P 02:20P TR CY 111 BOOZER

06405 PHL 206 3 ETHICS AND SOCIETY 3 08:00A 10:00A MW CY 110 BOOZER

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

06501 PHS 111 H1 PHYSICAL SCIENCE I W/LAB 4 08:30A 10:00A TR S 202 CUTHRIELL

PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT



08701 PTA 210 1 INTRO TO PHYS THER CLIN W/LAB 1 08:00A 04:30P MTWRF TURNER

NOTE: ORIENTTION - 5/29 AT 9:45-10:00

08702 PTA 232 1 ORTHOPEDICS FOR THE PTA 2 08:00A 10:00A MW EMS 112 WELLS

08704 PTA 240 1 PHYSICAL DISABILITIES I 2 08:00A 09:40A TR EMS 112 WELLS

08707 PTA 251 H1 THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES II W/LA 4 10:10A 12:10P MW EMS 110 TURNER

12:40P 04:45P MW EMS 110


08711 PTA 251 H2 THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES II W/LA 4 10:00A 12:00P TR EMS 110 TURNER

12:40P 03:50P TR EMS 110


08709 PTA 290 1 THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE W/LAB 1 10:10A 01:15P MW EMS 111 WELLS

08710 PTA 290 2 THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE W/LAB 1 10:10A 12:50P TR EMS 111 WELLS

PSYCHOLOGY

06904 PSY 200 1 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 08:00A 10:00A MW CY 156 REEDER

06902 PSY 200 1N1 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 TBA TBA REEDER


06903 PSY 200 1N2 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 TBA TBA PAYNE


06905 PSY 200 2 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 10:10A 12:10P MW CY 111 STAFF

06906 PSY 200 3 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 10:10A 12:10P TR CY 156 PAYNE

06907 PSY 200 4 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 02:30P 04:30P TR CY 156 PAYNE

06908 PSY 200 501 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 05:45P 07:45P MW CY 156 STAFF

06909 PSY 200 502 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 08:00A 10:00A TR CY 156 STAFF

06913 PSY 210 1 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT 3 12:20P 02:20P TR CY 156 PAYNE

06910 PSY 210 1N1 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT 3 TBA TBA REEDER


06911 PSY 210 1N2 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT 3 TBA TBA PAYNE


06914 PSY 210 2 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT 3 10:10A 12:10P MW CY 156 REEDER

06915 PSY 210 501 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT 3 05:45P 07:45P TR CY 156 STAFF

RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY



07001 RAD 134 1 CLINICAL EDUCATION III 5 07:30A 04:00P TR GRIMSLEY

07:30A 02:30P F GRIMSLEY

07002 RAD 135 1 EXPOSURE PRINCIPLES 3 08:00A 12:20P M RAD XR1 GRIMSLEY

01:00P 03:50P W RAD 101 GILMORE

07003 RAD 135 2 EXPOSURE PRINCIPLES 3 08:00A 12:20P M RAD XR2 GILMORE


07004 RAD 135 3 EXPOSURE PRINCIPLES 3 08:00A 12:20P W RAD XR1 GRIMSLEY


07005 RAD 135 4 EXPOSURE PRINCIPLES 3 08:00A 12:20P W RAD XR2 GILMORE


07006 RAD 136 1 RADIATION PROTECTION & BIOLOGY 2 01:00P 03:50P M RAD 101 GRIMSLEY


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READING

07103 RDG 083 1 DEVELOPMENTAL READING I 3 10:10A 12:10P MW WH 120 JOHNSON

07104 RDG 084 1 DEVELOPMENTAL READING II 3 10:10A 12:10P MW WH 120 JOHNSON

RDG 083 2 DEVELOPMENTAL READING I 3 03:00P 05:00P TR WH 122 PEEPLES

RDG 084 2 DEVELOPMENTAL READING II 3 03:00P 05:00P TR WH 122 PEEPLES

RELIGION

07202 REL 100 1 HIST OF WORLD RELIGIONS 3 08:00A 10:10A TR CY 163 STAFF

07201 REL 100 1N1 HIST OF WORLD RELIGIONS 3 TBA TBA STAFF


RESPIRATORY THERAPIST



07401 RPT 231 1 PATHOLOGY FOR RCP II W/LAB 3 08:00A 09:15A MW H 104 MOORE

11:00A 12:15P TR H 104

07402 RPT 231 2 PATHOLOGY FOR RCP II W/LAB 3 08:00A 09:15A MW H 104 MOORE

03:45P 05:00P TR H 104 HARRELL

07404 RPT 234 1 MECHANICAL VENT FOR RCP W/LAB 4 12:20P 01:35P MW H 104 MOORE

08:00A 10:45A TR H 104

07405 RPT 234 2 MECHANICAL VENT FOR RCP W/LAB 4 12:20P 01:35P MW H 104 MOORE

12:45P 03:30P TR H 104 HARRELL

07403 RPT 241 1 REHAB & HOME CARE FOR RCP 2 09:30A 10:45A MW H 104 MOORE

SPEECH

08006 SPH 106 1 FUND OF ORAL COMMUNICATION 3 10:10A 12:10P TR CY 157 LANE

08007 SPH 107 1 FUND PUBLIC SPEAKING 3 08:00A 10:00A MW CY 157 GRANBERRY

08008 SPH 107 2 FUND PUBLIC SPEAKING 3 10:10A 12:10P MW CY 157 GRANBERRY

08009 SPH 107 3 FUND PUBLIC SPEAKING 3 08:00A 10:00A TR CY 157 GRANBERRY

08010 SPH 107 4 FUND PUBLIC SPEAKING 3 12:20P 02:20P TR CY 157 GRANBERRY

08002 SPH 107 5 FUND PUBLIC SPEAKING 3 02:30P 04:30P MW CY 157 GREGG

08004 SPH 107 501 FUND PUBLIC SPEAKING 3 05:45P 07:55P MW CY 157 GREGG

08005 SPH 107 502 FUND PUBLIC SPEAKING 3 05:45P 07:55P TR CY 157 GREGG

08003 SPH 107 6 FUND PUBLIC SPEAKING 3 02:30P 04:30P TR CY 157 GREGG

WELDING TECHNOLOGY

08505 WDT 122 1 SMAW FILLET OFC LAB 3 07:00A 11:00A MW WD T 2 JACKSON

11:30A 01:10P MW WD T 2

08506 WDT 122 2 SMAW FILLET OFC LAB 3 07:00A 11:00A TR WD T 2 JACKSON

11:30A 01:10P TR WD T 2

08507 WDT 123 1 SMAW PAC/CAC LAB 3 07:00A 11:00A TR WD T 2 JACKSON

11:30A 01:10P TR WD T 2

08508 WDT 123 2 SMAW PAC/CAC LAB 3 07:00A 11:00A MW WD T 2 JACKSON

11:30A 01:10P MW WD T 2

08509 WDT 124 1 GMAW/FCAW LAB 3 07:00A 11:00A MW WD T 2 JACKSON

11:30A 01:10P MW WD T 2

08510 WDT 124 2 GMAW/FCAW LAB 3 07:00A 11:00A TR WD T 2 JACKSON

11:30A 01:10P TR WD T 2

08511 WDT 125 1 SMAW GROOVE LAB 3 07:00A 11:00A TR WD T 2 JACKSON

11:30A 01:10P TR WD T 2

08512 WDT 125 2 SMAW GROOVE LAB 3 07:00A 11:00A MW WD T 2 JACKSON

11:30A 01:10P MW WD T 2

08513 WDT 155 1 GTAW CARBON PIPE LAB 3 07:00A 11:00A MW WD T 2 JACKSON

11:30A 01:10P MW WD T 2

08514 WDT 155 2 GTAW CARBON PIPE LAB 3 07:00A 11:00A TR WD T 2 JACKSON

11:30A 01:10P TR WD T 2

08517 WDT 257 1 SMAW CARBON PIPE LAB 3 07:00A 11:00A MW WD T 2 JACKSON

11:30A 01:10P MW WD T 2

08518 WDT 257 2 SMAW CARBON PIPE LAB 3 07:00A 11:00A TR WD T 2 JACKSON

11:30A 01:10P TR WD T 2


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08519 WDT 268 1 GAS TUNGSTEN ARC FILLET LAB 3 07:00A 11:00A TR WD T 2 JACKSON

11:30A 01:10P TR WD T 2

08520 WDT 268 2 GAS TUNGSTEN ARC FILLET LAB 3 07:00A 11:00A MW WD T 2 JACKSON

11:30A 01:10P MW WD T 2

08504 WDT 228 1 GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING 3 01:10P 03:40P TR WD T 1 JACKSON


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Wallace Campus

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Summer 2012 Registration for the Sparks CampusWeb registration opens for all students April 10 at 7:00 p.m. and continues through May 31.

A $25 late fee applies to all students registering May 29-31.

CURRENTLY ENROLLED STUDENTSAdvising Currently enrolled students are encouraged to schedule appointments with

advisors by April 9, for advising and Web authorization. Students who havebeen authorized for Web registration are encouraged to use the Webregistration process at www.wallace.edu, myWCC (formerly WCC Online).

Students uncertain of advisor’s name mayinquire at the Student Services Office,Administration Building, 334-687-3543, Ext.4257 or myWCC (formerly WCC Online).

Tuition Students who have preregistered, including those with financial aid, must paytuition and fees on time. Students may pay tuition at any College location or onthe Web. If tuition and fees are not paid by this date, schedules will be voided,and students must reregister May 25 or during late registration, May 29-31. Afee of $25 will be charged for late registration.

CURRENT, TRANSFER, TRANSIENT, AND

NEW STUDENTS WHO DID NOT PREREGISTER

Tuition

Payment

Tuition and fees are calculated on completion of advising and preregistration. Students have the option of paying tuition and fees

anytime before 12:00 noon, May 18. Students who preregister but fail to pay tuition and fees by the noted deadline will be removed

from the computer and are at risk of losing their class selections. If you are dropped for nonpayment you must reregister May 25 or

during late registration, May 29-31. A $25 fee is required for late registration, May 29-31. All students, including those with

scholarships and financial aid, must clear Business Office procedures to complete registration.

Placement

Testing

Placement tests are required for all new students unless students meet exemption criteria as stated in the College catalog. Placement

tests will be scheduled by Admissions and Records personnel by letter of invitation. Prior to the scheduled test date, the student must

complete an Application for Admission. Students must bring a valid driver license or state-issued identification card to the testing

session and may also bring a calculator. Students who desire to improve placement scores may contact the Testing Office at

334-687-3543, Ext. 4249. An $8 fee will be charged for retesting.

Student Orientation, Advising, and

Registration (SOAR)

Attendance at Student Orientation, Advising, and Registation is required for all new

students. Children MAY NOT attend Student Orientation, Advising, and Registration.

NEW STUDENTS

Regular

Registration

May 25 8:00 a.m. - noon This registration period is for anyone who

did not complete preregistration or who did

not pay by 12:00 noon, May 18.

Late Registration May 29-31 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. A $25 late fee applies.

Drop and Add May 29-31 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. See advisor and/or instructors to completedrop and add forms. Take completed formsto the Student Services Office for dataentry, then to the Bookstore forcompletion.

Senior Adults May 29 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Senior adults should report to Student

Services for assistance.

Preregistration for Graduates and Disabled Students

Preregistration for Currently Enrolled Students

April 10 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

April 11 8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.

April 12 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Tuition and fees for preregisteredstudents must be paid by 12:00noon, May 18. After this time,tuition is due on completion ofregistration.

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SPARKS CAMPUS CLASS SCHEDULEHow much will my books cost?

Find our at www.wallace.edu/ocs



AUTO BODY REPAIR

00002 ABR 111 EF1 NONSTRUCTURAL REPAIR 3 07:30A 11:30A M EB 1 BAKER

12:00P 03:30P M EB 1

00003 ABR 114 EF1 NONSTRUCTURAL PANEL REPL 3 07:30A 11:30A T EB 1 BAKER

12:00P 03:30P T EB 1

00005 ABR 122 EF1 SURFACE PREPARATION 3 07:30A 11:30A R EB 1 BAKER

12:00P 03:30P R EB 1

00004 ABR 157 EF1 AUTOMOTIVE PLASTIC REPAIR 3 07:30A 11:30A W EB 1 BAKER

12:00P 03:30P W EB 1

BIOLOGY

00901 BIO 103 EF1 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I W/LAB 4 08:40A 11:50A MW DG 6 PEREZ

00915 BIO 201 EF1 HUMAN ANAT&PHYSIOL I W/LAB 4 12:20P 03:35P MW DG 6 PEREZ

BUSINESS

01003 BUS 100 EFH1 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS 3 08:00A 10:00A M A 2 FARRINGTON

NOTE: HYBRID COURSE: INTERNET THEORY/SPARKS CAMPUS LAB

01006 BUS 146 EFH1 PERSONAL FINANCE 3 08:00A 10:00A W A 2 FARRINGTON


01008 BUS 146 1N1 PERSONAL FINANCE 3 TBA TBA FARRINGTON


01013 BUS 263 1N1 LEGAL & SOCIAL ENVIR BUSINESS 3 TBA TBA FARRINGTON


CHILD DEVELOPMENT

02290 CHD 204 EF601 METHODS & MAT FOR TEACHING CHI 3 05:45P 07:45P TR A 10 STAFF

02292 CHD 205 EF1 PROGRAM PLANNING FOR ED YOUNG 3 10:10A 12:10P MW A 10 STAFF

02291 CHD 210 EF1 EXCEPTIONAL YOUNG CHILDREN 3 10:10A 12:10P TR A 10 STAFF


01428 CIS 117 EFH61 DATABASE MGT SOFTWARE APP 3 05:45P 07:45P M A 3 STAFF


01421 CIS 146 EF1 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS 3 10:10A 12:10P MW A 3 SANDERS

01422 CIS 146 EF2 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS 3 08:00A 10:00A TR A 3 MCCALLISTER

01423 CIS 146 EF601 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS 3 05:45P 07:45P TR A 3 RICH

01420 CIS 146 1N2 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS 3 TBA TBA SANDERS


01424 CIS 203 EFH1 INTRO TO INFORMATION HIGHWAY 3 12:20P 02:20P T A 3 RICH


01425 CIS 208 EFH1 INTERMEDIATE WEB DEVELOPMENT 3 12:20P 02:20P R A 3 MCCALLISTER


01426 CIS 268 EFH1 SOFTWARE SUPPORT 3 12:20P 02:20P M A 3 SANDERS


01427 CIS 285 EF1 OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING 3 10:10A 12:10P TR A 3 MCCALLISTER

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COSMETOLOGY

01731 COS 152 EF13 NAIL CARE APPLICATIONS 3 07:30A 11:25A MW HC 1 THORNTON

02:00P 03:45P MW HC 1

01733 COS 154 EF13 NAIL ART APPLICATIONS 3 07:30A 09:25A TR HC 1 THORNTON

12:00P 03:45P TR HC 1

01729 COS 167 EF13 STATE BOARD REVIEW 3 07:30A 09:25A TR HC LAB THORNTON

12:00P 02:25P TR HC LAB

01722 COS 111 EF1 INTRODUCTION TO COSMETOLOGY 3 07:30A 09:25A MW HC 2 THORNTON

01723 COS 112 EF13 INTRO TO COSMETOLOGY LAB 3 09:30A 11:25A MW HC LAB THORNTON

12:00P 03:45P MW HC LAB

01724 COS 113 EF1 THEORY OF CHEMICAL SERVICES 3 07:30A 09:25A TR HC 2 THORNTON

01725 COS 114 EF13 CHEMICAL SERVICES LAB 3 09:30A 11:25A TR HC LAB THORNTON

12:00P 03:45P TR HC LAB

01726 COS 115 EF1 HAIR COLOR THEORY 3 09:30A 11:25A MW HC 2 THORNTON

01727 COS 116 EF13 HAIR COLOR LAB 3 07:30A 09:25A MW HC LAB THORNTON

12:00P 03:45P MW HC LAB

01728 COS 119 EF1 BUSINESS OF COSMETOLOGY 3 09:30A 11:25A TR HC 2 THORNTON

01730 COS 148 EF1 NAIL CARE THEORY 3 12:00P 01:55P MW HC 2 THORNTON

01732 COS 149 EF1 NAIL ART THEORY 3 12:00P 01:55P TR HC 1 THORNTON

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

01810 CRJ 209 EF1 JUVENILE DELINQUENCY 3 10:10A 12:10P TR DG 5 LANEY

01811 CRJ 216 EF1 POLICE ADMINISTRATION 3 12:20P 02:20P TR DG 5 LANEY

01809 CRJ 238 EF1 CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION 3 08:00A 10:00A TR DG 5 LANEY

DRAFTING AND DESIGN TECHNOLOGY

01915 DDT 104 EF1 BASIC COMPUTER-AIDED DRAFTING 3 12:50P 02:55P MTW H 7 CRAWFORD

01916 DDT 111 EF1 FUND/DRAFTING/DESIGN TECH 3 09:00A 11:05A MTW H 7 CRAWFORD

01918 DDT 150 EF1 THEORY OF RES DRAWING & DESIGN 3 07:50A 08:50A MTWR H 7 CRAWFORD

01919 DDT 155 EF1 DRWG FOR RESIDENTIAL CONST 4 09:00A 11:30A MTWR H 7 CRAWFORD

01921 DDT 216 EF1 DESIGN/STRUCTURAL WOOD MEMBER 3 11:40A 12:40P MTWR H 7 CRAWFORD

01923 DDT 231 EF1 ADVANCED CAD 3 12:50P 02:30P MTW H 7 CRAWFORD

01924 DDT 235 EF1 SPECIALIZED CAD 3 12:50P 02:55P MTW H 7 CRAWFORD

ECONOMICS

02204 ECO 231 EFH1 PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS 3 12:20P 02:20P T DG 2 SMITH


EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES







02606 EMS 155 EFH51 ADVANCED EMERGENCY MED TECHNIC 8 05:45P 08:45P MTR MALOY


02608 EMS 156 EF501 ADV EMERG MED TECH CLINICAL 2 TBA TBA FEGGINS


ENGLISH

02732 ENG 092 EF1 BASIC ENGLISH 3 02:30P 04:30P MW DG 3 GRICE

02733 ENG 093 EF1 BASIC ENGLISH II 3 08:00A 10:00A TR DG 3 PADGETT

02735 ENG 101 EF1M1 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I 3 10:10A 12:10P MTWR DG 2 ZORN

NOTE: FIRST MINI TERM COURSE - MEETS 5/29-7/2

02738 ENG 101 EF601 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I 3 05:45P 07:45P MW DG 2 ZORN

02742 ENG 101 1N3 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I 3 TBA TBA PADGETT


02736 ENG 102 EF2M1 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II 3 10:10A 12:10P MTWR DG 2 ZORN

NOTE: SECOND MINI TERM COURSE - MEETS 7/3-8/7


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02740 ENG 261 EF1M1 ENGLISH LITERATURE I 3 10:10A 12:10P MTWR DG 3 PADGETT

NOTE: FIRST MINI TERM - MEETS 5/29-7/2

02741 ENG 262 EF2M1 ENGLISH LITERATURE II 3 10:10A 12:10P MTWR DG 3 PADGETT


HISTORY

03506 HIS 101 EF601 HISTORY OF WEST CIV I 3 08:00P 10:00P TR A 9 STAFF

03511 HIS 102 EF601 HISTORY OF WEST CIV II 3 05:45P 07:45P TR A 9 STAFF

03512 HIS 201 EF1 UNITED STATES HISTORY I 3 02:30P 04:30P TR DG 2 TURNER

03516 HIS 202 EF1 UNITED STATES HISTORY II 3 12:20P 02:20P TR DG 2 TURNER

INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY

09208 INT 103 EF1 AC FUNDAMENTALS 3 07:30A 10:00A MW B 2 BANKS

09206 INT 105 EF1 INTRO PROCESS TECHNOLOGY 3 11:00A 12:00P MW B 2 BANKS

12:30P 02:00P MW B 2

09209 INT 184 EF1 INTRO TO PROGRM LOGIC CNTRL 3 07:30A 10:00A TR B 2 BANKS

MATHEMATICS

04941 MTH 090 EF1 BASIC MATHEMATICS 3 10:10A 12:10P MW DG 1 RICH

04943 MTH 090 EF2 BASIC MATHEMATICS 3 10:10A 12:10P TR CE 2 WHITFIELD

04944 MTH 091 EF1 DEVELOPMENTAL ALGEBRA I 4 12:20P 02:20P MW CE 1 WHITFIELD

NOTE: ONE ADDITIONAL HOUR PER WEEK REQUIRED

04945 MTH 091 EF2 DEVELOPMENTAL ALGEBRA I 4 10:10A 12:10P TR CE 1 RICH


04946 MTH 092 EF1 DEVELOPMENTAL ALGEBRA II 4 10:10A 12:10P MW CE 1 WHITFIELD


04947 MTH 100 EF1 INTERMEDIATE COLLEGE ALGEBRA 3 08:00A 10:00A TR DG 1 RICH

04948 MTH 112 EF1 PRECALCULUS ALGEBRA 3 08:00A 10:00A TR CE 2 WHITFIELD

04949 MTH 116 EF1 MATHEMATICAL APPLICATIONS 3 08:00A 10:00A MW DG 1 RICH

04950 MTH 125 EF1 CALCULUS I 4 02:30P 03:50P MTWR CE 2 WHITFIELD

MUSIC

05409 MUS 101 EF601 MUSIC APPRECIATION 3 05:45P 07:45P MW DG 3 ANDREWS


05902 OAD 101 EF1 BEGINNING KEYBOARDING 3 10:10A 12:10P MW A 6 WOODHAM

05903 OAD 103 EF1 INTERMEDIATE KEYBOARDING 3 10:10A 12:10P MW A 6 WOODHAM

05905 OAD 104 EF1 ADVANCED KEYBOARDING 3 10:10A 12:10P MW A 6 WOODHAM

05909 OAD 232 EFH1 THE ELECTRONIC OFFICE 3 10:10A 12:10P T A 6 STAFF


ORIENTATION

11201 ORI 101 EFH1 ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE 1 10:10A 11:25A T A 6 MEADOWS

NOTE: SPARKS CAMPUS LAB - 5/29 6/5 6/12 6/19 6/26

11202 ORI 101 EFH61 ORIENTATION TO COLLEGE 1 05:45P 07:00P T A 6 MEADOWS


11205 ORI 104 EFH1 WORKKEYS ASSESSMENT 1 12:20P 02:20P T A 6 MEADOWS


11206 ORI 104 EFH2 WORKKEYS ASSESSMENT 1 02:30P 04:30P T A 3 MEADOWS


PSYCHOLOGY

06916 PSY 200 EF1 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 08:00A 10:00A TR A 5 MARTZ

06919 PSY 200 EF601 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 05:45P 07:45P TR A 5 MARTZ

06918 PSY 210 EF1 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT 3 10:10A 12:10P TR A 5 MARTZ

06912 PSY 210 1N3 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT 3 TBA TBA MARTZ



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READING

07105 RDG 083 EF1 DEVELOPMENTAL READING I 3 08:00A 10:00A MW DG 3 PADGETT

07107 RDG 083 EF601 DEVELOPMENTAL READING I 3 05:45P 07:45P MW DG 1 GRICE

07106 RDG 084 EF1 DEVELOPMENTAL READING II 3 08:00A 10:00A MW DG 3 PADGETT

07108 RDG 084 EF601 DEVELOPMENTAL READING II 3 05:45P 07:45P MW DG 1 GRICE

SPEECH

08012 SPH 106 EF1 FUND OF ORAL COMMUNICATION 3 12:20P 02:20P MW A 9 LANE

08011 SPH 107 EF1 FUND PUBLIC SPEAKING 3 10:10A 12:10P MW A 9 LANE

WELDING TECHNOLOGY

08522 WDT 110 EF1 INDUSTRIAL BLUEPRINT READING 3 01:10P 03:05P MW J 1 JOHNSON

08523 WDT 119 EF1 GMAW/FCAW THEORY 3 01:10P 03:40P TR J 1 JOHNSON

08524 WDT 122 EF1 SMAW FILLET OFC LAB 3 07:00A 11:30A MW J 1 JOHNSON

12:00P 01:10P MW J 1

08525 WDT 122 EF2 SMAW FILLET OFC LAB 3 07:00A 11:30A TR J 1 JOHNSON

12:00P 01:10P TR J 1

08526 WDT 123 EF1 SMAW PAC/CAC LAB 3 07:00A 11:30A TR J 1 JOHNSON

12:00P 01:10P TR J 1

08527 WDT 123 EF2 SMAW PAC/CAC LAB 3 07:00A 11:30A MW J 1 JOHNSON

12:00P 01:10P MW J 1

08528 WDT 124 EF1 GMAW/FCAW LAB 3 07:00A 11:30A MW J 1 JOHNSON

12:00P 01:10P MW J 1

08529 WDT 124 EF2 GMAW/FCAW LAB 3 07:00A 11:30A TR J 1 JOHNSON

12:00P 01:10P TR J 1

08530 WDT 125 EF1 SMAW GROOVE LAB 3 07:00A 11:30A TR J 1 JOHNSON

12:00P 01:10P TR J 1

08531 WDT 125 EF2 SMAW GROOVE LAB 3 07:00A 11:30A MW J 1 JOHNSON

12:00P 01:10P MW J 1

08532 WDT 155 EF1 GTAW CARBON PIPE LAB 3 07:00A 11:30A MW J 1 JOHNSON

12:00P 01:10P MW J 1

08533 WDT 155 EF2 GTAW CARBON PIPE LAB 3 07:00A 11:30A TR J 1 JOHNSON

12:00P 01:10P TR J 1

08534 WDT 257 EF1 SMAW CARBON PIPE LAB 3 07:00A 11:30A TR J 1 JOHNSON

12:00P 01:10P TR J 1

08535 WDT 257 EF2 SMAW CARBON PIPE LAB 3 07:00A 11:30A MW J 1 JOHNSON

12:00P 01:10P MW J 1

08536 WDT 268 EF1 GAS TUNGSTEN ARC FILLET LAB 3 07:00A 11:30A MW J 1 JOHNSON

12:00P 01:10P MW J 1

08537 WDT 268 EF2 GAS TUNGSTEN ARC FILLET LAB 3 07:00A 11:30A TR J 1 JOHNSON

12:00P 01:10P TR J 1


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SPARKS CAMPUS MAP

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Wallace Community College Workforce Development Classes

CERTIFIED DIETARY MANAGERBecome a trained dietary manager who supervises kitchen operation services in long-term care facilities, hospitals, schools,correctional institutions, and other noncommercial food service settings. This 20-week course is offered through the Association ofNutrition and Food Service Professionals (ANFP). Classes meet on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 5:30 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. Tuitionand fees (including books and the national exam) are $1,995. A minimum of five students is required. Prerequisites include a two-stepTB skin test along with a complete background check. High school diploma or equivalent required for admission. WIA approved.

CERTIFIED NURSE ASSISTANT (CNA)An ongoing need exists for certified nurse assistants in the region. This 20-day course prepares students for the state Nurse AidRegistry exam. Classes meet Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Tuition and fees (including books and the nurse aideregistry exam) are $725. A minimum of seven students is required. High school diploma or equivalent required for admission. WIAapproved.

COMPUTER SKILLS FOR TODAY’S WORKPLACEThis six-week program will help students develop computer skills to work in an office environment. Skills range from basic use andkeyboarding to proficiency in Microsoft® Excel®, PowerPoint®, and Word®. Classes meet on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday eveningsfrom 5:30 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. Tuition and fees (includes books) are $1,500. A minimum of four students is required. WIA approved.

PREAPPRENTICE ELECTRICAL LINEWORKER TRAININGDevelop skills to work in the electrical distribution industry by becoming a lineworker. This seven-week course will prepare students inpole climbing, CDL training, electrical theory, line make-ups, interpersonal skills, interview techniques, and much more. Classes meetMonday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Tuition and fees (including books, use of tools, and personal protectiveequipment) are $3,500. A minimum of eight students is required. Prerequisites include a Department of Transportation (DOT) physicalexamination and a two-year driving record from the state troopers’ office. High school diploma or equivalent required for admission.WIA approved.

OPHTHALMIC ASSISTANTDevelop skills to assist an ophthalmologist or an optometrist in an eye-care facility. This 14-week training course could be the startingpoint for a new career in the health care field. Classes meet on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 6:00 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. Tuitionand fees (includes books) are $1,400. A minimum of six students is required. High school diploma or equivalent required for admission.WIA approved.

PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL CODINGThis 20-week course prepares students to take the AAPC coding exam. Classes meet on Tuesday evenings from 5:30 p.m. until 9:30 p.m.Tuition and fees (including books, AAPC student membership, and national exam) are $1,400. A minimum of ten students is required.Prerequisites include proof of taking Human Anatomy and Medical Terminology courses. High school diploma or equivalent requiredfor admission. WIA approved.

PLUMBERS APPRENTICE COURSEDevelop plumbing skills for entry into the plumbing field through this eight-month short course. The certified curriculum will bedelivered in three, 16-week modules in conjunction with the State of Alabama Plumbing and Gas Fitters Board. Learn plastic, copper,cast-iron, carbon, stainless, and carbon steel piping and fittings as well as fixtures, faucets, water distribution systems, and plumbingcodes used in the plumbing profession. Classes meet on Tuesday evenings from 6:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. Tuition and fees (includingbooks and supplies) are $500 per module or $1,500 for all three modules. A minimum of eight students is required. High school diplomaor equivalent required for admission. WIA approved.

READY TO WORK (RTW)Ready To Work is an eight-week, employer-designed course that provides trainees with entry-level skills required for employment withmost industries and businesses in Alabama. The training focuses on basic education (applied math, reading and locating information,and communication skills), computer skills (Microsoft® Excel®, Windows 7®, and Word®), problem-solving, workplace behavior,manufacturing (precision measurement, safety), and job acquisition skills. Those achieving successful test scores will receive anAlabama Career Readiness Certificate along with an Alabama Certified Worker certificate. Classes meet at varying times depending oncampus location. This course is free to the public. A minimum of five students is required. High school diploma or equivalent requiredfor admission.

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Learning Resources Centers HoursWallace Campus

Monday - Thursday: 7:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.Friday: 7:30 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.

Saturday: 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.Sunday: Closed

Sparks CampusMonday - Thursday: 7:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.

Friday: 7:30 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.Saturday: ClosedSunday: Closed

How much will my books cost?Find our at www.wallace.edu/ocs


Prevent loss of credits upon transfer—get your STARS Guide today!

STARS allows students in public two-year colleges in Alabama to obtain a transfer guide/agreementfor the major of their choice. This document guides students through their first two years ofcoursework and prevents loss of credit hours upon transfer to a four-year state university inAlabama. See your academic advisor or an admissions representative at any Wallace CommunityCollege location for details. Students may access the STARS system by clicking on “Quick Links” atwww.wallace.edu.

Wallace CampusMonday - Thursday: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.Friday: Closed

Sparks CampusMonday - Thursday: 7:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.Friday: Closed

Special Hours

Wallace Community CollegeSummer Bookstore Hours

Wallace CampusMay 25 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.May 28 Closed - Memorial DayMay 29-31 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.mJune 1 Closed

Sparks CampusMay 25 7:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.May 28 Closed - Memorial DayMay 29-31 7:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.June 1 Closed

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Student ID DrivesWallace Campus

Tuesday, June 5

Wednesday, June 6

Thursday, June 7

9 a.m. - 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. - 7p.m.

Cunningham Hall

Sparks Campus

Monday, June 4

9 a.m. - 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. - 7 p.m.Cope Room

WCC online has been retooledand is now named myWCC. The STUDENT INFORMATION CENTER (myWCC) is an online information resourcethrough which students can apply for College services, track the status of Collegeadmissions/records and financial aid files, register for classes, check grades, printunofficial transcripts, print degree plans, check financial aid status, check their e-mails, and much more. Students are encouraged to monitor their accounts to be sure requireddocuments are submitted before registration. Submission of all required documents will expedite the registrationprocess and in most cases will eliminate the requirement for students to visit the campus and wait in long lines. Students whodo not have Internet access in their homes may use computers on campus to take advantage of the features available throughmyWCC.

To access myWCC, log on to the Wallace Community College Web site, www.wallace.edu, and follow the steps below:1. Click on the Quick Links tab.2. Click myWCC. 3. Click LOGIN at the top of the screen.4. Enter User ID and PIN. The default User ID and PIN number is your Social Security number and date of birth (six

digits).

TO CHECK THE STATUS OF YOUR ADMISSION/RECORDS FILE:Click on Admission Requirements. If you have attended other colleges before applying to WCC, you will also need to click on Prior Transcript Requirements to check the status of other college transcripts.NOTE: All required documents must be submitted to the Admissions Office before financial aid can be awarded.

TO CHECK THE STATUS OF YOUR FINANCIAL AID FILE:Click on Financial Aid Requirements. Select appropriate year.NOTE: All required documents must be submitted before financial aid can be awarded.

ADDITIONAL FEATURES:1. Degree Plan – to view/print your current program degree plan.2. My Schedule – to view/print your current class schedule.3. Unofficial Transcript – to view/print your unofficial transcript.4. Transcript Request – to request official transcripts from WCC for admission to other colleges, for employment

interviews, etc.5. View Transcript Requests – to check the status of a request to have your transcript sent from WCC to another entity.6. Financial Aid Requirements – to view required documents needed to complete your financial aid file.7. Financial Aid Status – to view your Financial Aid Award Summary. 8. View My Grades – to view your final grades for the term.9. Registration – to register for classes once you are authorized by your advisor. All new and transfer students must go

through the registration process at least one term before being authorized by an advisor.10. Modify Contact Information – to update address, e-mail address, and phone number.

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Center for Economic and Workforce Development, Highway 231 North

8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Adult Education Monday - Thursday Merrill9:00 a.m. - noon Adult Education Monday, Wednesday Nowell9:00 a.m. - noon Adult Education Tuesday, Thursday F. Johnson9:00 a.m. - noon Eng as a Second Lang Tuesday, Thursday Mink-Mineo/Cole6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Adult Education Monday, Wednesday McCoy6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Adult Education Tuesday, Thursday Dunn6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Adult Education Tuesday, Thursday Wells 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Eng as a Second Lang Tuesday, Thursday Mink-Mineo/ColeAlfred Saliba Family Services Center, 301 West Lafayette Street

9:00 a.m. - noon Adult Education Monday - Thursday E. Culp9:00 a.m. - noon Adult Education Monday - Thursday Nelson1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Basic Adult Literacy Monday, Thursday Faulk1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Adult Education Tuesday, Thursday Dunn6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Adult Education Monday, Thursday Kelley6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Adult Education Monday, Thursday SkipperBeulah Land Family Life Center, Greater Beulah Baptist Church

6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Adult Education Monday, Thursday FaulkOne Stop Career Center, Dothan Area Career Center

8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Adult Education Monday - Thursday Yeager

Sparks Campus

8:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Adult Education Monday - Thursday Barefield5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Adult Education Monday, Wednesday Davis

Clayton Town and County Library, Clayton

5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Adult Education Monday, Tuesday Cordell

Former Abbeville High School, Trawick Street, Abbeville

8:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Adult Education Monday - Thursday Hall/Peterman6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Adult Education Monday, Tuesday Phillips

Headland Chamber of Commerce, Headland

6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Adult Education Monday, Thursday D. Johnson

Ashford High School, Ashford

5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Adult Education Tuesday, Thursday Panté

Our FREE Adult Education classes includeGED preparation, basic skills development,and online GED preparation.

Call for details!

For additional information about Adult Education classes, call 1-800-543-2426, Ext. 2373, for the Wallace Campus

or Ext. 4239 for the Sparks Campus.

Dothan

Eufaula

BarbourCounty

HenryCounty

HoustonCounty

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Wallace Community Collegeoffers a variety of FREE

Adult Education Opportunities

• English as a Second Language• Adult Literacy• Basic Skills Development• GED Preparation (available online)• English Literacy/Civics

GED registration is held each Wednesday from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

at the Center for Economic and Workforce Development (CEWD) at

the corner of John D. Odom Road and Highway 231 North.

Registration is also held each Wednesday from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.

on the Sparks Campus in Eufaula.

For more information, call 334-556-2373 (CeWD) or

334-687-3543, ext. 4210 (Sparks Campus)

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DON’T LIKE WAITING IN THE BOOKSTORE LINE?ALL students on scholarships and grants are encouraged to visit

the Bookstore and PRESELECT books beginning April 12. Books will be bundled and stored for

pick-up on the first day of classes, May 29.

Ease the Transition intoCollege with the

Dual Enrollment Program.High school students may take college courses to receiveboth high school and college credit for the same collegecourse. Academic transfer courses, as well as career technical programs, are offered within thisprogram. Funds may be available under the Workforce Development Grant for students interestedin career technical programs. The dual enrollment experience can ease the transition into a collegesetting and set a path for future success.

Dual Enrollment Summer Term 2012 Early RegistrationStudents are strongly encouraged to take advantage of early registration

to insure convenient days and times of courses.

Wallace Campus:Thursday, April 12 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Grimsley Hall 163Monday, April 16 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Grimsley Hall 163Monday, April 23 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Grimsely Hall 163Tuesday, April 24 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Grimsley Hall 163

Sparks Campus:Wednesday, April 25 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Student Services/Administration

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SUMMER TERM 2012 FINAL ExAM SCHEDULE All regularly scheduled classes will end at 10:00 p.m., Tuesday, July 31, 2012.

Notes to the Faculty:• Faculty members teaching courses that do not follow the standard day/time scheduling scheme will determine test

dates and times within the testing period that best complement the standard schedule. • Faculty members in technical, nursing, and allied health programs whose courses combine theory, lab, and clinical

meetings should use the theory meeting time to schedule their final exams. • Faculty members teaching distance education classes and those who offer traditional course final exams via Wallace

Online will make arrangements for computer labs for their exams.

Computer Lab Printing PolicyPrepaid print cards are required to print in Wallace Community College computer labs. Five- andten-dollar cards are available in the Bookstore on the Wallace and Sparks Campuses.

To print, enter the code listed on the print card into the print limit interface on lab computers. Theaccount is loaded automatically upon logging in with a username and password. Students will beable to view their print limit account from any lab computer.

Wed Aug 1 Thu Aug 2 Mon Aug 6 Tues Aug 7

Course

Start Time

Course

Start Time

Course

Start Time

Course

Start Time

Schedule Exam

Time

8:00 - 10:00 a.m.

10:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.

7:20 or

8:00 TR

7:20 or

8:00 MW

9:10 TR

Proctored

9:10 MW

Proctored

10:10 or

11:30 MW

10:10 or 11:30

TR

12:20, 12:40,

1:00 or 1:15 TR

12:20, 12:40,

1:00 or 1:15 MWOPEN

4:45 or 4:50 TR

Proctored

4:45 or 4:50 MW

Proctored

2:20, 3:00 or3:30 TR

Proctored

5:10 or 5:45 TR OPEN

8:00 TR OPEN

OPEN

2:20, 3:00 or3:30 MWProctored

5:10 or 5:45 MW

8:00 MW

12:30 - 2:30 p.m.

3:15 - 5:15 p.m.

5:30 - 7:30 p.m.

7:45 - 9:45 p.m.

CLASS SCHEDULE CATEGORIES ExAMINATION DATE/TIME

SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY - THURSDAY CLASSES

1- and 2-credit hour classes Last regularly scheduled class meeting

ENG 101 Exit Exams Wednesday, August 1 @ 8:00-10:00 a.m. or 10:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m.

Online and hybrid classes OPEN/PROCTORED periods per M-R exam schedule

Make-Up Exams OPEN/PROCTORED periods

Classes meeting Monday - Thursday M-R exam schedule

ENG 101

Exit Exams

ENG 101

Exit Exams

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Search for

“Wallace Community College

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Take charge of your future....• Learn to be successful on the job

• Gain confidence in your skills and abilities

• Improve your earning potential

Free eight-week class includes

üComputer technology

üRésumé and interview techniques

üInterpersonal and workplace skills

Successful completion results in state and

nationally recognized certification.

For registration information contact:

Melissa Cole at 334-556-2203

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If you have used Pell for the 2011-12 year and are unsure how to answer this question,

you can access NSLDS to find out if you have funds remaining for summer. The

National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS) is the U.S. Department of Education's

central database for student aid. NSLDS receives data from schools, guaranty

agencies, the Direct Loan program, and other Department of Education programs.

NSLDS Student Access provides a centralized, integrated view of Title IV loans and

grants so that recipients of Title IV Aid can access and inquire about their Title IV loans

and/or grant data. To find out if you have Pell funds remaining for summer 2012,

please use the following instructions to access NSLDS:

the National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS)

1. Obtain a Personal Identification Number (PIN) from the U.S. Department of

Education at www.pin.ed.gov or have the PIN that was used when you applied for

your FAFSA. This PIN serves as your electronic signature and provides access to

your personal records with the U.S. Department of Education systems.

2. Access NSLDS by going to www.nslds.ed.gov. On the NSLDS screen, click on

Financial Aid Review.

3. Read the privacy statement on this screen. If you agree, click ACCePt. A security

configuration question may or may not prompt, depending on your browser’s current

security configuration. If you are comfortable with your browser’s current security

configuration, click ACCePt to continue. The CONFIRMINg YOUR IDeNtItY

screen will appear after you click ACCePt.

4. Enter your Social Security number (SSN), the first two letters of your last name,

your date of birth, and your PIN to confirm your identity. Keep your PIN safe and

secure.

5. Click on the blue number to the left of Award Year 2011-2012.

6. In the Amounts and Dates section, view Remaining Amount to be Paid. If

remaining amount is greater than $0, then you may have remaining Pell Grant for

summer 2012.

• Certain exceptions and conditions apply, such as financial aid warning,

financial aid suspension, or new issues with satisfactory academic progress.

• Keep in mind that your remaining balance for summer 2012 will be dependent

upon your class registration (number of credit hours, Title IV hours, or

remaining clock hours, etc.).

• Under no circumstances will your summer 2012 Pell award exceed 50% of the

Scheduled Amount shown on this NSLDS inquiry.

7. Be sure to LOgOFF when your review is complete.

got Pell for Summer 2012?

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What does this mean to you?

An eligible student can receive the Federal Pell Grantuntil the earliest of a bachelors degree or until thestudent has received the Federal Pell Grant for anequivalent of 12 full-time semesters. This limitationincludes the percentage of Federal Pell Grant thestudent has received from all post-secondaryinstitutions regardless of when the student beganreceiving aid. Since receipt of a full Federal PellGrant annual award is equivalent to 100% (based ontwo (50%) full-time semesters per award year), 12full-time semesters equates to 600%. The following isapplicable to Wallace Community College:

• Each full-time semester (12 or more credits)that the student receives the Federal Pell Grantrepresents 50% of an annual award.

• Each three-quarter semester (9 to 11 credits)that the student receives the Federal Pell Grantrepresents 37.5 % of an annual award.

• Each half-time semester (6 to 8 credits) thatthe student receives the Federal Pell Grantrepresents 25% of an annual award.

• Each part-time semester (1 to 5 credits) thatthe student receives the Federal Pell Grantrepresents 12.5% of an annual award.

In mid-April, the U.S. Department of Education willbegin sending e-mail messages to all 2012-13 FAFSAapplicants who appear to be Pell Grant eligible and arein excess of 450% of their Pell Grant lifetimeeligibility. This process will be repeated weekly untilJuly for FAFSA filers and for filers makingcorrections to their FAFSA information.

Tracking Your Lifetime EligibilityUsed on NSLDS

You can find your Lifetime Eligibility Used for theFederal Pell Grant by going to the web sitewww.nslds.ed.gov and creating a student account.The National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS) isthe U.S. Department of Education's (ED's) centraldatabase for student aid. NSLDS receives data fromschools, guaranty agencies, the Direct Loan program,and other Department of ED programs. NSLDSStudent Access provides a centralized, integrated viewof Title IV loans and grants so that recipients of TitleIV Aid can access and inquire about their Title IVloans and/or grant data.

The National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS)

• Step 1: Obtain a Personal Identification Number(PIN) from the U.S. Department of Education atwww.pin.ed.gov or have the PIN that was usedwhen you applied for your FAFSA. This PINserves as your electronic signature and providesaccess to your personal records with the U.S.Department of Education systems.

• Step 2: Access NSLDS by going towww.nslds.ed.gov. On the NSLDS screen, clickon Financial Aid Review.

• Step 3: Read the privacy statement on this screen.If you agree, click Accept to find your LifetimeEligibility Used. A security configuration questionmay or may not prompt, depending on yourbrowser’s current security configuration. If youare comfortable with your browser’s current

2012-2013 Important

Financial Aid ChangesPell Grant Lifetime Eligibility Notice

The U.S. Department of Education recently established new regulations which reduce the duration of a student’s

lifetime eligibility to receive Pell Grant from 18 full-time semesters (or its equivalent) to 12 full-time semesters

(or its equivalent). This provision applies to all Federal Pell Grant eligible students effective 2012-13.

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security configuration, click Accept to continue.The Confirming Your Identity screen will appearafter you click Accept.

• Step 4: Enter your Social Security number(SSN), the first two letters of your last name, yourdate of birth, and your PIN to confirm youridentity. Keep your PIN safe and secure.

• Step 5: View the Financial Aid Review screenlisting your total Lifetime Eligibility Used. If thisamount equals 600% or more, you have noremaining eligibility for Pell Grant.

• Step 6: Be sure to LOG OFF when your reviewis complete.

Ability to Benefit

Students who do not have a high school diploma or arecognized equivalent (GED), or do not meet thehome school requirements, and who first enroll in aprogram of study on or after July 1, 2012, will not beeligible to receive Title IV student aid.

New Verification Requirements

The U.S. Department of Education has instituted somechanges to the verification process for the 2012-13award year. According to the U.S. Department ofEducation Dear Colleague Letter GEN 11-03:

Since most applicants can quickly and easily access

IRS data through the FAFSA-IRS Data Retrieval

process, we no longer consider it reasonable for an

institution to accept anything less reliable than IRS-

supplied evidence for verification of income data.

Therefore, if an applicant selected for verification has

not successfully transferred information from the IRS,

or transferred the information but then changed it, the

Department will expect the institution to require the

applicant, and if necessary the applicant’s parents, to

provide an official IRS transcript of their Federal

income tax information..

What This Means

Students and parents can no longer submit a signedcopy of their Federal tax returns as a means ofconfirming the income reported on the FAFSA. When

completing the income sections of the FAFSA, theapplicant is given the option to have this data retrieveddirectly from the IRS at the time of FAFSACompletion.

If applicants decide not to use the IRS data retrievalprocess and the application is selected for verification,the applicant and the parents will be required tosubmit an IRS Tax Transcript.

If the IRS tax retrieved information is changed on theFAFSA, the applicant will be required to submit anIRS Tax Transcript.

However, the IRS data can be retrieved by theapplicant when a correction is made to the FAFSA. Ifthe retrieved data is not changed, then an IRS TaxTranscript will not be required.

The IRS Data Retrieval process began on February 5,2012. In order to determine if the applicant is eligibleto use the retrieval process, the applicant must have a2011 tax return on file with the IRS at the time ofFAFSA Completion.

Tax Filers with Special Circumstances

The IRS Tax Retrieval may not be available for theapplicant in the following circumstances:

• A joint tax return was filed for 2011 and thestudent or the student’s parents have filed theFAFSA with a marital status of separated,divorced, or widowed.

• If the tax filer is married to someone other thanthe individual included on the 2011 joint taxreturn.

• If the parent or student was not married in2011 but is married at the time the FAFSA isfiled. The current spouse’s income must bereported on the FAFSA.

• If the parents or the student is married but filedtax returns separately.

• If an amended tax return was filed.

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Requesting an IRS Tax Transcript

This can be done free of charge from the IRS one ofthree ways.

Online Request

• Available on the IRS website at www.irs.gov.• In the Tools section of the homepage click

“Order a Return or Account Transcript.”• Enter the tax filer’s social security number,

date of birth, street address, and zip or postalcode. Use the address currently on file withthe IRS. Generally, this will be the addressthat was listed on the latest tax return filed.

• In the Type of Transcript field, select “TaxReturn Transcript” and in the Tax Year field,select “2011.”

• If successfully validated, tax filers can expectto receive a paper IRS tax return transcript atthe address included in their online request,within 5 to 10 days from the time the onlinerequest was successfully transmitted to theIRS.

Telephone Request

• Available from the IRS by calling 1-800-908-9946.

• Tax filers must follow prompts to enter theirsocial security number and the numbers intheir street address. Generally this will benumbers of the street address that was listed onthe latest tax return filed.

• Select “Option 2” to request an IRS tax returntranscript and then enter “2011.”

• If successfully validated, tax filer can expect toreceive a paper IRS tax return transcript at theaddress that was used in their telephonerequest within 5 to 10 days from the time theIRS receives the request.

Paper Request Form – IRS Form 4506T-EZ

• Use IRS Form 4506T-EZ.• Download at www.irs.gov.• Complete lines 1 – 4, following the

instructions on page 2 of the form.

• Note that line 3 should be the most currentaddress as filed with the IRS – it is the addresswhere the IRS Tax Return Transcript will besent.

• If the address has recently changed, includethe address listed on the latest tax return filedon Line 4.

• The tax filers (or spouse if requestinginformation from a joint tax return) must signand date the form and enter their telephonenumber. Only one signature is required torequest a transcript for a joint return.

• Mail or fax the completed IRS Form 4506T-EZto the appropriate address (or FAX number)provided on page 2 of Form 4506T-EZ.

• Tax filers can expect to receive their transcriptwithin 5 to 10 days from the time the IRSreceives and processes their signed request.NOTE: Processing form 4506T-EZ meansverifying/validating the information providedon the form. If any information does notmatch the IRS records, the IRS will notify thetax filer that it was not able to provide thetranscript.

Nontax Filers Selected for Verification

For an individual that has not filed and, under IRSrules is not required to file an income tax return,a copy of IRS Form W-2 for each source ofemployment income received in tax year 2011 must beprovided.

Qualifying Income for Automatic Zero EFC Reduced

Qualifying income for the Automatic Zero EFCdetermination has been reduced to $23,000 from thecurrent $30,000 beginning with award year 2012-13.Auto-zero applies only to EFC calculations fordependent students (based on parent income) andindependent students with dependents other than aspouse (based on the combined income of the studentand spouse).

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