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TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Calendar Course Descriptions Programs of Study General Information Introduction Philosophy Mission and Vision Goals & Warranty History of DeKalb Tech Career Planning Learning Support Accreditation Advisory Committees Admission Information Admission Procedure International Students Definition of Legal Resident Student Fees and Costs Withdrawal & Refund of Fees Student Right to Know Faculty and Staff General and Academic Policies General Policies Student Grievance Procedures Student Records Course Withdrawals School Withdrawals Academic Policies Class Attendance Grading System Academic Status Learning Support Academic Policies Graduation Requirements Student Services Services and Centers Advisement Student Financial Aid Campus Life Student Organizations & Activities Honors Societies & Awards Innovative/Special Programs and Services Evening and Weekend Classes Distance Learning Off-Campus Centers Department of Special Services Economic Development Programs Adult Education & GED Workforce Investment Act Program New Connections to Work Program Georgia Fatherhood Program |
Evening/Weekend credit classes are provided to meet the diverse educational needs of students. The admission requirements, application deadlines, and other regulations are the same as those for other students. Evening/Weekend students must complete an application for admission to the College and present all material required and described under Admissions and Placement. Registration for classes offered during evening/weekend times is held during the same period as registration for day classes. The evening/weekend classes contain the same material and requirements as day classes. Each student is expected to meet the standards of performance and pass
the examinations day students are required to complete. Grades and progress
toward graduation are based on the same system applicable to full-time
students. As a general rule, students with full-time employment taking
classes in the evening/weekend are encouraged to take no more than two
classes per quarter. Evening classes are offered Monday through Thursday
evenings each week, with various classes meeting from one to four times
per week. Weekend classes are offered on Saturday mornings only. |
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