Chandler-Gilbert Community College Course Catalog and Student Handbook for the 2017-2018 year.
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Course Descriptions College Services and Regulations Chandler-Gilbert Community College Catalog and Student Handbook 2015-2016 35 Hoop of Learning (NATIVE AMERICAN STUDENTS, 9TH AND 12th GRADERS) The Hoop of Learning program at CGCC is designed to provide educational opportunities for Native American students in high school grades 9 through 12 to earn college credits. High school students can apply with CGCC or through their local high school counselor. For more information, please contact Carriann Dehiya at (480) 732-7255. Special Events The Office of Early Outreach works with a variety of K-12 and community partners to create college-bound events for K-12 students. An example of our successful partnerships with the Chandler Unified School District is a program called Destination College. Destination College is a summer school program for 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders. Students learn about the importance of reaching their educational goals while they are still in elementary school. For more information, please contact Laura Matyas at (480) 732-7205. Underage Students (15 years and younger) Students who are 15 years of age and younger are required to make an appointment with the Underage Advisor prior to registering for classes by calling (480) 732-7255. Prior to meeting with the advisor, these students must obtain a Request for Admission/ Enrollment form available at Admissions, Records, and Registration or the Advising Center and complete the Accuplacer placement exams in English, reading, and math when applicable. At least one parent or guardian must accompany the student when meeting with the advisor to discuss college expectations and class options. In addition, there is a mandatory orientation that the student and at least one parent or guardian must attend. Enrollment Services Enrollment services, located on the Pecos Campus in the Coyote Center, includes Academic Advisement; Admissions, Records, and Registration; Financial Aid; the Testing Center; New Student Orientation; and Recruitment Services. These departments help insure student success by facilitating the advisement, registration and retention of students. See also: Admissions, Records and Registration on page 30 and Financial Aid and Veterans Services on page 53. ACADEMIC ADVISEMENT Academic advising services are available in the Coyote Center on the Pecos Campus and in Bluford Hall at the Williams Campus. Limited advising services are available at the Communiversity at Queen Creek, students should call in advance for details.