Spring 2015 Credit Course Schedule

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Serving Delaware and Chester Counties www.dccc.edu

The College’s portal, delaGATE, is the official communications

vehicle between the College and students. Check it often for

updates on course availability, billing and financial aid.

Spring 2015

Credit Course Schedule

as of October 21, 2014

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SCHEDuLES

Accelerated I . . . .10-11 Accelerated II . . . .12-15 Brandywine Campus . . . 15

Chester County Hospital . . . 15

Downingtown Campus . . . .16-18 Exton Center . . . .19-21 Marple Campus. . . .22-47 Pennocks Bridge Campus . . . .48-50 Phoenixville Campus. . . 50

Southeast Center . . . .51-53

upper Darby Center . . . .54-55

Winter Session Classes . . . .8-9

Delaware County Community College is an equal employment and educational opportunity institution conforming to all applicable legislation that prohibits discrimination. The College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation or any other characteristic protected by state or federal laws in its educational programs, activities, admission or employment policies, as required by Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and other applicable statutes. Inquiries concerning Title IX and/or 504 compliance should be referred to: Betty Brown, associate dean for student success, room 2195, 610-359-5320; and/or Connie McCalla, vice president of human resources, room 3572, 610-359-5094. TTY for the hearing impaired: 610-359-5020. Delaware County Community College is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, Commission on Higher Education, 3624 Market St., Philadelphia, PA 19104.

If you are a high school junior or senior and are interested in the College’s High School Dual Enrollment, please visit www.dccc.edu/highschool.

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wInTEr SESSIon

registration . . . ongoing until December 17 winter Session Classes Begin . . . . December 19 winter Session Classes End . . . January 18

SPrInG SEmESTEr

registration (until Late Registration on January 14) . . . .ongoing Late registration. . . . January 14

Last date to register for classes beginning January 20

martin Luther King Holiday . . . January 19 Classes Begin at All Locations . . . . January 20

Including Accelerated Classes - Session One

Presidents’ Day weekend Holiday Days (no classes) . . . . February 14-16 Faculty In-Service Days (no classes). . . . February 17-18 Deadline to Apply for Spring Graduation . . . . march 15 Spring Break. . . . march 16-22 Last Day to register for Accelerated Classes – Session Two . . . . march 20 Accelerated Classes – Session Two begins . . . . march 23 registration for Summer/Fall 2015, Begins for Current Students . . . . march 23 mid-term Grade warning Date . . . . march 27 Priority Date for Filing FAFSA form for Financial Aid (summer). . . .April 1 Deadline for Student withdrawals

*

. . . .April 3 registration for Summer/Fall 2015, Begins for new Students . . . . April 13 Classes End . . . . may 11 Final Examinations. . . may 12-18 Commencement. . . may 21

*For accelerated courses, the deadline for student withdrawals will be the Friday ending the first full week past the 60% point of the course. LATE rEGISTrATIon

(This is the last date to register for classes that begin the week of January 20)

wednesday, January 14 . . . 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Marple and Pennocks Bridge Campuses and Exton and Southeast Centers.

• Placement testing is ongoing at Marple and Pennocks Bridge Campuses and Exton Center. Students should arrive no later than 6:00 p.m. for the final testing session.

• Students for whom English is a Second Language

Placement tests will be given at 9:30 a.m., 12:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. at Marple Campus only. Students should arrive at least 15 minutes prior to testing times.

• Placement testing at the Southeast Center is ongoing

Students should arrive by 4:00 p.m. for the final testing session.

• Students wishing to enroll in classes at the Upper Darby Center should attend Late registration at the Southeast Center and students wishing to enroll in classes at the Downingtown or Brandywine Campuses should attend Late registration at the Exton Center or any other College location hosting Late registration activity.

DroP/ADD

(for registered students only; new students may not register during this time)

Tuesday, January 20 to Thursday, January 22

Marple, Downingtown, Pennocks Bridge Campuses; Exton, Upper Darby and Southeast Centers

9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.; 5:30 p.m.-8:00 p.m.

noTE: no Placement Testing during Drop/Add.

Academic Calendar – Winter 2014 / Spring 2015

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Payment

PAYmEnT onLInE

Registered students can make payment through delaGATE,

the College’s portal, accessible from the link at the top of our home page, www.dccc.edu. Log-in instructions are provided. The College accepts American Express, VISA, MasterCard, Discover Card and electronic checks. Signing up for a payment plan can also be done online.

PAYmEnT In-PErSon

Payment can also be made in person at Marple and Downingtown Campuses and at Exton and Southeast Centers. The College accepts American Express, VISA, MasterCard, Discover Card, cash, money orders and personal checks for payment of tuition and fees.

Payment Deadlines Spring 2014

Payment is due on December 3, 2014, for students who register between october 27, 2014 and December 2, 2014. Students registering from December 3, 2014 through Late registration must make payment within 48 hours of registering or will be dropped from their classes. Payment can be made in person at the Marple Campus, Southeast Center, Downingtown Campus or Exton Center. The College accepts American Express, VISA, MasterCard, Discover Card, cash, money orders and personal checks. Payment by credit card or electronic check may also be made from the College’s portal. Go to delaGATE.dccc.edu

for self service.

make Payment Easier

with our Payment Plan

4-Payment Plan available through December 15, 2014

Pay 25% plus $30 fee by bill due date; second payment of 25% due January 7, 2015; third payment of 25% due

February 4, 2015; final payment due march 4, 2015 3-Payment Plan available December 16–January 16, 2015

Pay 50% plus $30 fee by bill due date; second payment of 25% due February 4, 2015; final payment due

march 4, 2015.

Your bill is NOT in the mail!

There will be no paper bills mailed to registrants. All bills will be sent by e-mail to students’ Delaware County Community College e-mail address.

Check your e-mail through delaGATE to review your tuition bill, see you schedule, make payments and sign up for a payment plan.

Financial Aid

wInTEr SESSIon

Financial aid is not available for the

online winter session.

SPrInG SEmESTEr

To be eligible to use financial aid to pay

for your registration, you MuST complete

your

Free Application for Federal Student

Aid

and submit all required supporting

documents before

november 1, 2014.

If you have not met this deadline, you can

still register and use our payment plan for

payment then submit your FAFSA and you

will be reimbursed up to your federal and

state aid eligibility.

If you have not already started the

Financial Aid application process, go

to

www.fafsa.ed.gov

and apply online.

Be sure to take advantage of the

IrS

Data recovery Tool

. Our school code is

007110

.

The financial aid process can take up

to

four

weeks; students should plan

accordingly and check their delaGATE

frequently. If your financial aid has not

been processed by the time payment is

due, you must make a payment.

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Tuition

(Per Credit Hour)

The College reserves the right to change without notice the tuition and fees stated herein. See the Delaware County Community College Catalog for an explanation of fees. Residents of Sponsoring School Districts $106 Pennsylvanians residing in an area that

does not sponsor the College $212

Non-Pa. Residents (including internationals) $318

International Fee $35

Student Activities Fee $2

PLAnT FEES:

Non-Sponsor $3

Out-of-State & International $6

PLUS:

Application Fee (non-refundable) $25

Records Processing Fee (each semester) $20 The Instructional Support Fee supports College-wide technology as well as specialized lab/clinical supplies, dedicated spaces and staffing. There are three fee levels depending on individual course requirements. Courses are marked in the schedule as follows:

* $47 per credit hour ** $52 per credit hour

All other courses, $42 per credit hour

refunds and withdrawals

Withdrawals must be made either in person at Student Records, by letter, or online. Date of withdrawal is the date notification is received.*

refund Schedule

100% for withdrawal prior to the start of all classes 80% for withdrawal prior to the end of the first week 60% for withdrawal prior to the end of the second week 40% for withdrawal prior to the end of the third week *Students receiving Title IV funding who withdraw from the College should consult the College Catalog financial aid section, “Refund to Federal Programs When the Student Withdraws.”

online and Hybrid

(Classroom/Internet)

The College offers 95+ online and hybrid courses within a variety of subjects and disciplines. Students have access to their class work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Even though most Internet/Online learning courses do not require regular attendance, you may be expected to attend an orientation meeting and take exams in person. Check with the Online/ Internet Learning department about your class requirements. About one week before the semester begins, you will receive an email, explaining how to get started. A welcome letter will also be available at www.dccc.edu/ol. Hybrid courses require class attendance and online work.

IDs for Students

College IDs are obtained in the Campus Life Office or at off-campus Learning Resource Centers. Hours of operation can be found in delaGATE under the Student Services tab. To have an ID taken students must present a current picture ID. Returning students must validate their ID each semester. IDs are used for borrowing materials from the Learning Commons as well as for taking tests in Testing Centers and Bookstore buy backs.

Sponsoring School Districts

The following school districts sponsor the College: Chester– upland, Garnet Valley (Bethel residents only), Haverford, Interboro, Radnor, Ridley, Rose Tree Media, Southeast Delco, Springfield, upper Darby, Wallingford-Swarthmore (Swarthmore and Rutledge residents only) and William Penn.

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College over 60

A discount for “College Over 60” is offered for residents of Delaware and Chester counties, age 60 and over.

College Over 60 waivers are available for spring and fall semesters only.

Tuition is waived for one course up to

• $318 at the sponsoring

rate. All other applicable fees are paid by students. Students from non-sponsoring school districts pay the •

difference between sponsoring and non-sponsoring tuition (an additional $318 for a three-credit course) plus a $3 per credit facilities fee.

Other required fees, for all students, are listed under Tuition •

and Fees

Deadline for courses in this brochure is December 19, 2014 •

mail-in registration onLY

• . No telephone, fax or Web

registration accepted. _{For more information about all other College programs, policies}

and services, visit our web site: www.dccc.edu or call our Admissions Office: 610-359-5050.

College over 60 registration – Spring 2015

mail form and payment to: DCCC, College over 60, 901 South media Line road, media, PA 19063-1094

name ______________________________________________________________________________________ Student ID (if available) ______________________________________ Sex: ______m ______F

Signature ___________________________________________________________________________________ Date ______________________________________________________________________________

Address _____________________________________________________________________________________ City _____________________________________________ State ________ Zip ______________

School District where you reside _______________________________________________________________ Phone ___________________________________________ Date of Birth ____________________

_____ U.S. Citizenship _____ resident Alien no. __________________________ _____ no Status _____ Foreign national, Visa Type: ____ F ____ B _____ other

Race (Optional): _____ Black/African American _____ American Indian/Alaskan Native _____ Asian _____ White _____ Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander _____ Other

Ethnicity (optional): Hispanic/Latino _____ Yes _____ no

major Code* Crn SUBJ CrS SEC Title C/H Time Days Tuition

Enclosed is my: ____ Check ____ Money Order made payable to DCCC

Charge my: ____ VISA ____ MasterCard ____ Discover ____ American Express

Signature __________________________________________ Account # ______________________________ Expiration Date ___________

* If you do not have a major or do not plan to complete a program of study, you may use “LA” as your major code.

(select one or more)

Use the special “College over 60” registration form below •

Include check or credit card information to pay additional •

fees

Include a copy of proof of age if this is your first “College •

Over 60” registration (license, birth certificate, passport, etc.) Mail registrations will be processed as they are received and will be entered continuously from now through December 19. You will receive written confirmation of your registration or a phone call if there is a problem we can’t resolve. For more information about College over 60, call 610-359-5025.

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Student Success Programs and Courses

There are certain enrollment criteria for many of these courses and programs, so we recommend that you speak with your advisor to determine those that are most appropriate for you. Some courses have identifying codes which appear after the titles on this page and in the course section number as you search the course schedule. When searching for a class, there are certain codes that will be helpful to you. These codes are listed in the section number of the course and their definitions appear below:

(A) or (B) Accelerated Courses

Accelerated courses provide students the opportunity to complete courses in less than a full fourteen-week semester, often allowing completion of two sequential courses in the same semester. These courses provide the flexibility to begin college at various times during the year. However, to achieve this, the pace and intensity of these courses are increased.

(A) Means the course runs for six weeks and starts at the beginning of the semester.

(B) Means the course runs for six weeks and starts mid-way through the semester.

(BC) Bundled Courses

A pair or group of courses that must be taken together in the same semester. Faculty work closely with students and each other in a supportive environment increasing the opportunity for success.

(CC) College Cohorts

These are intensive, highly collaborative, full-time programs designed for maximum results. In one semester, you can discover new skills and use new techniques to learn more easily, study better, and balance your personal responsibilities while completing a full-time course load. This is a unique experience designed to help you build a foundation of skills that provide the maximum opportunity for continued college success.

(H) Classroom/Internet Course (Hybrid)

A Hybrid Course is one in which you are expected to attend an in-person class a number of designated times and also complete a designated amount of online work. The configuration of these courses varies, so check the semester schedule for more specific information.

(I) Individualized Courses

Individualized courses are those in which students work at their own pace but under the direction of the course instructor. Students use the course textbook, computer tutorials, and / or video clips to achieve each learning objective. The advantage of this style is that students take tests only when they are ready for them. Students may move to the next level of the course in the same semester if sufficient progress is made. If more time is needed, students may take two semesters to complete the original course.

(S) Supported Instruction

Supported instruction is an academic enrichment program in which students attend a traditional classroom section and then have an opportunity to receive an hour of additional support in the specific subject area. Students seeking a higher level of support in a particular subject area will have a greater opportunity for success in courses with a Supported Instruction component.

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CRN SUBJ CRS SEC CR TITLE TIME DAYS CRN SUBJ CRS SEC CR TITLE TIME DAYS

online winter Session Classes

Classes start December 19 and end January 18.

These five-week winter session courses are offered exclusively online from December 19 through January 18. This is an ideal opportunity to earn credits in a shorter period of time whether you are new to the College or a student elsewhere looking to pick up additional credits to transfer back to your home institution.

For more information, go to www.dccc.edu/winterclasses.

winter Session

12/19/14-1/18/15

Marple

(ADJ) ADmInISTrATIon oF JUSTICE

Distance Learning-Internet

**2 ADJ 101 0W 3 Intro Crim Justice Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050 **66 ADJ 240 0W 3 Criminology

Prereq: ADJ 241

(AHA) HEALTH ADmInISTrATIon

**41 AHA 207 0 3 Ethical/Legal Aspe

(AHm) ALLIED HEALTH mEDICAL

**43 AHM 102 0 3 Intro to Health Care **42 AHM 140 0 3 Prof & Communication Issues **40 AHM 233 0 3 Med Terminology

(BUS) BUSInESS

**30 BUS 100 W 3 Intro To Business Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050 and MAT **46 BUS 210 W 3 Princ Mgmt

Prereq: BUS 100

**29 BUS 215 W 3 Human Res Mgmt Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050 and MAT **44 BUS 220 W 3 Elem Statistics

Prereq. MAT 100, MAT 120 or higher **32 BUS 221 W 1 Elementary Statistics Lab

Prereq. BUS 220

**31 BUS 230 W 3 Princ Marketing Prereq. BUS 100

**58 BUS 243 W 3 Legal Environ Bus Prereq. ENG 100

(DPr) ComPUTEr InFormATIon SYSTEmS

**75 DPR 100 0W 3 Intro to Info Technology Prereq. REA 050

**34 DPR 108 W 3 Intro to Computer Science Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050 and MAT

(ECo) EConomICS

**3 ECO 210 0W 3 Macroecon Princ. Prereq. MAT 060

**4 ECO 220 0W 3 Microecon Princ. Prereq. MAT 060

(EDU) EDUCATIon

**69 EDU 206 0W 3 Teaching with Technology Prereq. EDU 110

**72 EDU 220 0W 3 Intro to Special Ed Prereq. PSY 140, ENG 112

(EnG) EnGLISH

**18 ENG 100 0W 3 Composition I Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

**20 ENG 112 0W 3 Writing About Literature Prereq. ENG 100

**28 ENG 245 00W 3 Black America Lit Prereq. ENG 100

**16 ENG 250 00W 3 Children’s Literature Prereq. ENG 112

(HIS) HISTorY

**6 HIS 110 0W 3 American History I Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 **62 HIS 120 0W 3 American Hist II

Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 **70 HIS 150 0W 3 World Civilization I

Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 **71 HIS 160 0W 3 World Civilization II

Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

(Hrm) HoTEL/rESTAUrAnT mAnAGEmEnT Distance Learning-Internet **68 HRM 165 W 3 Managing Human Prereq HRM 100 (HUm) HUmAnITIES Distance Learning-Internet

**22 HUM 142 00W 3 American Cinema Prereq. ENG 100

**23 HUM 160 00W 3 Intro World Relig Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

(Imm) InTErACTIVE mULTImEDIA

**61 IMM 120 W 3 Web Page Development Prereq. DPR 100 or DPR 108

(mAT) mATHEmATICS

**35 MAT 100 01N 3 Inter Algebra Prereq. MAT 060

**36 MAT 120 01N 3 Mod College Math Prereq. MAT 060

**37 MAT 121 01N 3 Intro to Probability & Stat Prereq. MAT 060 or satisfactory score

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winter Session Classes

Classes start the week of December 19 and end January 18.

**39 MAT 135 01N 3 Business Precalculus Prereq. MAT 100

**38 MAT 151 01N 4 College Algebra Prereq. MAT 100

(mUS) mUSIC

**54 MUS 131 00W 3 History of Rock and Roll

(nET) nETworK EnGInEErInG

**60 NET 110 W 3 Network Communications Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050, MAT 040

(PHI) PHILoSoPHY

**24 PHI 100 00W 3 Intro Philosophy Prereq. ENG 100

**25 PHI 110 00W 3 Contemp Moral Prob Prereq. ENG 100

(PLG) PArALEGAL STUDIES

**65 PLG 120 0W 3 Legal Research & Writing II Prereq. PLG 110

**64 PLG 200 0W 3 Family Law Prereq. PLG 110

(PoL) PoLITICAL SCIEnCE

**67 POL 110 0W 3 Intro Polit Sci Prereq: ENG 050 and REA 050 **7 POL 120 0W 3 American Natl Govt

(PSY) PSYCHoLoGY

**8 PSY 140 0W 3 General Psychology Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

**9 PSY 204 0W 3 Foundations of Addictions Prereq. PSY 140 or SOC 110 or HUS 74 PSY 210 00W 3 Lifespan Human Dev

Prereq. PSY 140

73 PSY 220 00W 3 Abnormal Psychology Prereq. PSY 140

**13 PSY 241 0W 3 Child Psychology Prereq. PSY 140

(SoC) SoCIoLoGY

**47 SOC 110 00W 3 Intro Sociology Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 or pass **14 SOC 215 0W 3 Exper in Diversity

Prereq. PSY 140 or SOC 110

(SPA) SPAnISH

**27 SPA 102 00W 3 Elem Spanish II Prereq. SPA 101 or two yrs H.S. Spanish

(Swo) SoCIAL worK

**63 SWO 101 0W 3 Intro to Social Work & Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050 or pass test

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Accelerated Classes - Session one

Classes start the week of January 20 and end march 14 unless otherwise noted.

Chester County Hospital

(nUS) nUrSInG

Day

1353 NUS 102 97A 1 Math for Nurses 12:30 pm-3:00 pm R Prereq. MAT 060

Evening

770 NUS 102 98A 1 Math for Nurses 6:00 pm-8:30 pm M Prereq. MAT 060

Exton Center

(Comm) CommUnICATIon STUDIES

Day

3311 COMM 100 92A 3 Interper Communication 1:40 pm-3:40 pm TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 or pass

Marple

(ACC) ACCoUnTInG

Day

1336 ACC 111 01A 3 Financial Accounting 12:10 pm-3:10 pm TR Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050, MAT 060

Day

**1198 AHM 199 01A 6 Med Asst Practicum 08:00 am-4:00 pm MTWRF **417 AHM 220 01A 1 Applied Microbiology 12:00 pm-3:50 pm F

(AUT) AUTo mECHAnICS

Day

**1472 AUT 100 30L 2 Intro Auto Service Shop 2:01 pm-5:00 pm MTWRF 01/20-02/09/2015

**2263 AUT 103 01A 4 Brake Systems 08:00 am-11:00 am MTWRF Prereq. AUT 100

1/20-3/5/2015

**1167 AUT 103 31A 4 Brake Systems 2:01 pm-5:00 pm MTWRF Prereq. AUT 100

2/10-4/2/2015

**1475 AUT 200 52A 4 Automatic Transmissions 11:01 am-2:00 pm MTWRF Prereq. AUT 100

1/20-3/5/2015

Evening

**1042 AUT 100 51L 2 Intro Auto Service Shop 5:01 pm-10:00 pm TR 1/20-2/19/2015

**1043 AUT 115 51A 2 Fuel I and II 5:01 pm-10:00 pm MW Prereq. AUT 100

1/21-2/25/2015

**1047 AUT 121 51A 3 Engine Performance 5:01 pm-10:00 pm MR Prereq. AUT 101 and AUT 102

1/21-3/11/2015

(BUS) BUSInESS

**1339 BUS 100 15A 3 Intro to Business Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050 and MAT **2174 BUS 210 01A 3 Princ Mgmt

Prereq: BUS 100

**584 BUS 214 00A 3 Organizational Behavior Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050, MAT 040,

Evening

766 BUS 246 51A 3 Teamwork 6:30 pm-9:30 pm TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

**1416 COMM 100 00A 3 Interpersonal Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 or pass

(CPT) CArPEnTrY

Day

**2271 CPT 100 01 4 Intro Carpentry 12:01 pm-3:00 pm MTWRF Prereq: Department approval

**1015 CPT 154 31A 3 Intro Doors & Windows 12:10 pm-1:10 pm MTWRF

1:11 pm-3:00 pm MTWRF

**1016 CPT 160 01A 4 Intro Roofing & Siding 08:00 am-09:00 am TRF

09:01 am-12:00 pm TRF

**3278 CPT 161 01 4 Intro Staircase & Balconies 12:10 pm-3:00 pm MTWRF

**1096 DPR 100 06A 3 Intro to Info Technology Prereq. REA 050

Evening

**1264 DPR 227 1HA 3 Intro to PC Support 6:00 pm-10:00 pm T Prereq: NET 100 and NET 110

Hybrid/Accel 1.5

(ECE)EArLY CHILDHooD EDUCATIon

**3228 ECE 290 0A 3 Adm of ECE Environments 45 credits towards the ECE degree

1/20 to 2/21

(ELT) ELECTrICAL oCCUPATIonS

Day

**2112 ELT 104 31 4 Intro to Electricity 2:15 pm-5:15 pm MTWRF 1034 ELT 152 01 2 Electrical Code 11:15 am-1:15 pm MW **2110 ELT 206 01 4 Commercial Wire 10:01 am-1:00 pm MTWRF

Prereq. ELT 205

**1165 ELT 208 01A 4 Solar Photovoltaic System 08:00 am-10:00 am MTWRF Prereq ELT 152 and ELT 205 or

Evening

**1395 ELT 101 31 4 Residential Wire 2:15 pm-5:15 pm MTWRF Prereq. ELT 104

**2108 ELT 104 01 4 Intro to Electricity 08:00 am-11:00 am MTWRF **2114 ELT 206 31 4 Commercial Wire 3:20 pm-6:20 pm MTWRF

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Accelerated Classes - Session one

Classes start the week of January 20 and end march 14 unless otherwise noted.

(EnG) EnGLISH

**1958 ENG 100 00A 3 Composition I Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

(HIS) HISTorY

**724 HIS 110 0A 3 American History I Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 **3254 HIS 120 0A 3 American Hist II

Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 **1384 HIS 130 0A 3 Western Civ I **2140 HIS 150 0A 3 World Civilization I

**2609 HIS 201 0A 3 African Amer History

(Hrm) HoTEL/rESTAUrAnT mAnAGE

Day

**1377 HIRM 110 1HA 3 Food Sanitation & Safety 09:05 am-10:00 am MW Prereq. REA 050, ENG 050

Hybrid/Accelerated, 1 1/2 hrs lecture, 1

(HVA) HEATInG VEnTILATIon & AC

Day

**2130 HVA 100 01 2 Intro HVACR El Fab 08:00 am-11:00 am MTWRF **1019 HVA 100 31L 2 Intro HVACR El Fab 12:15 pm-3:15 pm MTWRF **1364 HVA 106 01A 2 Basic Piping for 08:00 am-11:00 am MTWRF **2198 HVA 106 31 2 Basic Piping for Contractors 12:15 pm-3:15 pm MTWRF **3242 HVA 202 02 2 Oil/Gas Burner Srv 08:00 am-11:00 am MTWRF **2199 HVA 202 31 2 Oil/Gas Burner Srv 12:15 pm-3:15 pm MTWRF

Day

1695 MAT 040 13A 3 Basic Mathematics 10:10 am-12:10 pm MWF Satisfactory score on Mathematics

(mUS) mUSIC

**1838 MUS 131 00A 3 History of Rock and Roll

**866 POL 120 0A 3 American Natl Govt

**662 PSY 140 0A 3 General Psychology Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

**1431 PSY 210 0A 3 Lifespan Human Dev Prereq. PSY 140

**1442 PSY 220 00A 3 Abnormal Psychology Prereq. PSY 140

**885 PSY 225 00A 3 Exper in Diversity Prereq. SOC 110 or PSY 140

**759 PSY 241 0A 3 Child Psychology Prereq. PSY 140

(rEA) rEADInG

Day

1193 REA 030 01A 3 Reading I 12:10 pm-3:10 pm TR Credits not applicable to a degree

(SoC) SoCIoLoGY

**1482 SOC 110 0A2 3 Intro Sociology Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 or pass **884 SOC 215 00A 3 Exper in Diversity

(TCS) ConSTrUCTIon TECHnoLoGY

Day

**2342 TCS 141 32 3 Const Fst Aid/Sfty 1:15 pm-3:15 pm MWF

(wLD) wELDInG

Day

**3066 WLD 100 02L 2 Intro Weld Process 08:00 am-09:00 am TR

09:01 am-11:00 am TR

**1464 WLD 103 31 2 Basic Shield Arc I 12:00 pm-1:00 pm TR

1:01 pm-3:00 pm TR

Pennock’s Bridge

Day

**3233 HVA 106 01 2 Basic Piping for Contractors 08:00 am-11:00 am MTWRF

Southeast Center

Evening

2984 MAT 121 80A 3 Intro to Probability & Stat 6:35 pm-9:35 pm TR Prereq. MAT 060 or satisfactory score

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Accelerated Classes - Session Two

Classes start the week of march 23 and end by may 11 unless otherwise noted.

Downingtown

Day

3344 PSY 140 60B 3 General Psychology Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

Exton Center

(EnG) EnGLISH

Day

3315 ENG 050 94B 3 Developmental English 1:40 pm-3:40 pm TR Prereq: ENG 050, REA 050, ESL 044

(HIS) HISTorY

Day

3317 HIS 201 90B 3 African Amer History 1:40 pm-4:40 pm TR

(InT) InTErDISCIPLInArY

Day

3318 INT 100 92B 3 Student Success 3:15 pm-6:15 pm TR Prereq. REA 015, ENG 015 or pass test

Marple

Day

1337 ACC 112 01B 3 Managerial Accounting 12:10 pm-3:10 pm TR Prereq. ACC 111

**954 ADJ 101 0B 3 Intro Crim Justice Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050

**1216 ADJ 240 0B 3 Criminology Prereq: ADJ 241

**1489 ADJ 260 0B 3 Corrections/Prob Prereq. ADJ 241

(AHA) HEALTH ADmInISTrATIon

3214 AHA 206 0B 3 Reimb & Financing Prereq. AHA 209

Day

**290 AHM 220 02A 1 Applied Microbiology 12:00 pm-1:55 pm F

2:00 pm-3:50 pm F

(AUT) AUTo mECHAnICS

Day

**1041 AUT 114 01B 4 Steering and Suspension 08:00 am-11:00 am MTWRF Prereq. AUT 100

3/6-4/23/2015

**2329 AUT 115 01 2 Fuel I and II 08:00 am-11:00 am MTWRF Prereq. AUT 100

4/24-5/14/2015

**1473 AUT 121 01 3 Engine Performance 11:01 am-2:00 pm MTWRF Prereq. AUT 101 and AUT 102

3/6-4/14/2015

**1474 AUT 123 01 2 Power Train Controls 11:01 am-2:00 pm MTWRF Prereq. AUT 100

5/6-5/26/2015

**1476 AUT 201 01 2 Chassis & Security Systems 11:01 am-2:00 pm MTWRF Prereq AUT 151 4/15-5/5/2015

**1651 AUT 114 31 4 Steering and Suspension 2:01 pm-5:00 pm MTWRF Prereq. AUT 100 4/3-5/14/2015

Evening

**1044 AUT 103 51B 4 Brake Systems 5:01 pm-10:00 pm TR Prereq. AUT 100 2/24-4/30/15

**1045 AUT 114 51B 4 Steering and Suspension 5:01 pm-10:00 pm MW Prereq. AUT 100 3/2-5/6/2015

**1049 AUT 123 51B 2 Power Train Controls 5:01 pm-10:00 pm MR Prereq. AUT 100 4/22-5/20/2015

**1048 AUT 201 51B 2 Chassis & Security Systems 5:01 pm-10:00 pm MR Prereq AUT 151 3/23-4/20/2015

(BUS) BUSInESS

Day

3338 BUS 130 5HB 3 Bus Communication 12:10 pm-1:33 pm TR Prereq. ENG 100 and DPR 100

3339 BUS 230 4HB 3 Princ Marketing 09:35 am-11:00 am TR Prereq. BUS 100

**639 BUS 100 02B 3 Intro to Business Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050 and MAT Accelerated Internet 3/23/15-5/11/15 **802 BUS 100 03B 3 Intro to Business Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050 and MAT Accelerated Internet 3/23/15-5/11/15 **1373 BUS 101 00B 3 Intro to Intnl Bus

Prereq. ENG 050, MAT 040 and REA Accelerated Internet 3/23/15-5/11/15 **801 BUS 210 01B 3 Princ Mgmt

Prereq: BUS 100

Accelerated Internet 3/23/15-5/12/15 **2523 BUS 211 00B 3 Supervision

Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 Accelerated Internet 3/23/15-5/11/15 **1282 BUS 214 02B 3 Organizational Behavior

Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050, MAT 040, Accelerated Internet 3/23/15-5/11/15 **498 BUS 215 00B 3 Human Res Mgmt

Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050 and MAT Accelerated Internet 3/23/15-5/11/15 **642 BUS 216 1B 3 Training & Development

Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050, MAT 040 Accelerated Internet 3/23/15-5/11/15 **803 BUS 218 02B 3 Labor Relations Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050, MAT 040 Accelerated Internet 3/23/15-5/11/15 **951 BUS 230 01B 3 Princ Marketing

Prereq. BUS 100

Accelerated Internet 3/23/15-5/11/15

Day

822 COMM 100 15B 3 Interpersonal 2:30 pm-5:30 pm TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 or pass

**1159 COMM 100 00B 3 Interpersonal Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 or pass

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Accelerated Classes - Session Two

Classes start the week of march 23 and by may 11 unless otherwise noted.

(CPT) CArPEnTrY

Day

**2106 CPT 101 02B 4 Conc Carpentry Des 12:01 pm-3:00 pm MTWRF dept. approval

**3279 CPT 163 01 3 Intro Floor Systems

**1234 CPT 200 31 4 Advanced Framing Design 12:01 pm-3:00 pm MTWRF Prereq. CPT 101

**1017 CPT 260 01B 4 Advanced Roofing & Siding 08:00 am-12:00 pm TRF Prereq. CPT 160

**950 DPR 100 01B 3 Intro to Info Technology Prereq. REA 050

Accelerated Internet 3/23/15-5/11/15 **1283 DPR 100 52B 3 Intro to Info Technology

Prereq. REA 050

Acclerated Internet 3/23/15-5/11/15 **645 DPR 100 04B 3 Intro to Info Technology

Prereq. REA 050

Accelerated Internet 3/23/15-5/11/15 **1508 DPR 108 06B 3 Intro to Computer Science

Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050 and MAT Accelerated Internet 3/23/15-5/11/15

Evening

**653 DPR 228 5BH 3 PC Repair & Maintenance 6:00 pm-10:00 pm T Prereq: NET 100 and NET 110

Hybrid/Accel 1.5 hrs

**3229 ECE 291 0B 3 Current Issues in ECE 2/23 - 4/4

**3230 ECE 293 0B 3 Financial Strategies 45 credits towards the ECE degree

(ECo) EConomICS

**2196 ECO 210 0B 3 Macroecon Princ. Prereq. MAT 060

**1379 ECO 220 0B 3 Microecon Princ. Prereq. MAT 060

(ELT) ELECTrICAL oCCUPATIonS

Day

**1055 ELT 101 01B 4 Residential Wire 08:00 am-11:00 am MTWRF Prereq. ELT 104

**2109 ELT 205 01 4 Advanced Residential Wire 08:00 am-11:00 am MTWRF **2113 ELT 205 31 4 Advanced Residential Wire 2:15 pm-5:15 pm MTWRF **1365 ELT 207 01 4 Industrial Wire 10:01 am-1:00 pm MTWRF

Prereq. ELT 206

**3120 ELT 207 31 4 Industrial Wire 3:20 pm-6:20 pm MTWRF Prereq. ELT 206

**2116 ELT 208 31 4 Solar Photovoltaic System 1:15 pm-3:15 pm MTWRF Prereq ELT 152 and ELT 205 or

(EnG) EnGLISH

Day

2562 ENG 050 01B 3 Developmental English 1:25 pm-4:25 pm MW Prereq: ENG 050, REA 050, ESL 044

1120 ENG 100 43B 3 Composition I 1:45 pm-4:45 pm TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

Sugg. pair w/CRN 3426

607 ENG 100 35B 3 Composition I 2:30 pm-5:30 pm MW Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

241 ENG 112 23B 3 Writing About Literature 1:45 pm-4:45 pm TR Prereq. ENG 100

1121 ENG 112 45B 3 Writing About Literature 1:45 pm-4:45 pm MW Prereq. ENG 100

Accel. class 3/24-5/12

**1857 ENG 100 00B 3 Composition I Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

**1858 ENG 112 00B 3 Writing About Literature Prereq. ENG 100

(HIS) HISTorY

Day

1116 HIS 110 05B 3 American History I 08:00 am-11:00 am TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

**3253 HIS 110 0B 3 American History I Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 **1292 HIS 120 00B 3 American Hist II

Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 **1293 HIS 140 0B 3 Western Civ II **2141 HIS 150 0B 3 World Civilization I

**2143 HIS 160 0B 3 World Civilization II Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

**1040 HIS 201 0B 3 African Amer History

(HUm) HUmAnITIES

Day

678 HUM 160 09B 3 Intro World Relig 1:45 pm-4:45 pm TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

**1509 HUM 142 00B 3 American Cinema Prereq. ENG 100

**1510 HUM 160 00B 3 Intro World Relig Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

Day

**2132 HVA 101 01 2 Intro Refrig/AC 08:00 am-11:00 am MTWRF Prereq. HVA 100

**1020 HVA 101 31B 2 Intro Refrig/AC 12:15 pm-3:15 pm MTWRF Prereq. HVA 100

**2134 HVA 103 01 2 Adv Refrig/AC 08:00 am-11:00 am MTWRF Prereq. HVA 101

**1021 HVA 103 31B 2 Adv Refrig/AC 12:15 pm-3:15 pm MTWRF Prereq. HVA 101

**2282 HVA 109 01 3 HVAC Troubleshooting 08:00 am-11:00 am MTWRF Prereq. HVA 100, HVA 200, MAT 110

**2278 HVA 200 01 2 Adv HVACR El Fab 08:00 am-11:00 am MTWRF Prereq. HVA 100

**2283 HVA 200 31 2 Adv HVACR El Fab 12:15 pm-3:15 pm MTWRF Prereq. HVA 100

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Accelerated Classes - Session Two

Classes start the week of march 23 and end by may 11 unless otherwise noted.

2279 HVA 201 01 2 Refrigerant Certif 08:00 am-11:00 am MTWRF Prereq. HVA 103

2284 HVA 201 31 2 Refrigerant Certif 12:15 pm-3:15 pm MTWRF Prereq. HVA 103

**2280 HVA 202 01 2 Oil/Gas Burner Srv 08:00 am-11:00 am MTWRF **2200 HVA 203 01 2 Heat Pump Systems 08:00 am-11:00 am MTWRF **2285 HVA 203 31 2 Heat Pump Systems 12:15 pm-3:15 pm MTWRF 2281 HVA 204 01 2 Blueprint Reading for HVAC 08:00 am-11:00 am MTWRF

Prereq. HVA 104

2201 HVA 204 31 2 Blueprint Reading for HVAC 12:15 pm-3:15 pm MTWRF Prereq. HVA 104

Evening

**2206 HVA 109 31 3 HVAC Troubleshooting 12:15 pm-3:15 pm MTWRF Prereq. HVA 100, HVA 200, MAT 110

(Imm) InTErACTIVE mULTImEDIA

Evening

**1342 IMM 120 1HB 3 Web Page Dev 6:30 pm-9:30 pm W Prereq. DPR 100 or DPR 108

Hybrid/Accelerated 1 1/2 hrs lecture, 1

Day

952 INT 100 06B 3 Student Success 10:10 am-12:10 pm MWF Prereq. REA 015, ENG 015 or pass test

Day

**1260 MAT 040 2BI 3 Basic Mathematics 1:45 pm-4:45 pm TR Satisfactory score on Mathematics

Individualized Accelerated 3/24 to

1280 MAT 060 22B 3 Introductory Algebra 10:10 am-12:10 pm MWF Satisfactory score on the mathematics

590 MAT 121 05B 3 Intro to Probability & Stat 08:00 am-10:00 am MWF Prereq. MAT 060 or satisfactory score

(mUS) mUSIC

**1528 MUS 131 00B 3 History of Rock and Roll

(nUS) nUrSInG

Day

1155 NUS 102 03B 1 Math for Nurses 12:30 pm-3:00 pm W Prereq. MAT 060

**953 PHI 110 00B 3 Contemp Moral Prob Prereq. ENG 100

**1089 POL 120 0B 3 American Natl Govt

Day

1113 PSY 140 17B 3 General Psychology 2:30 pm-5:30 pm TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

**1294 PSY 130 00B 3 Pers/Career Devel Coreq. ENG 050 and REA 050 or pass **886 PSY 140 00B 3 General Psychology

**905 PSY 140 0B1 3 General Psychology Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

**944 PSY 210 00B 3 Lifespan Human Dev Prereq. PSY 140

**945 PSY 210 0B1 3 Lifespan Human Dev Prereq. PSY 140

**789 PSY 220 00B 3 Abnormal Psychology Prereq. PSY 140

**2237 PSY 220 0B 3 Abnormal Psychology Prereq. PSY 140

**1493 PSY 221 0B 3 Social Psychology Prereq. PSY 140 or SOC 110

**771 PSY 225 0B2 3 Exper in Diversity Prereq. SOC 110 or PSY 140

**1297 PSY 225 0B1 3 Exper in Diversity Prereq. SOC 110 or PSY 140

**1611 PSY 242 0B 3 Adolescent Psychology Prereq. PSY 140

(rEA) rEADInG

Day

1195 REA 030 03B 3 Reading I 12:10 pm-3:10 pm TR Credits not applicable to a degree

1535 REA 050 24B 3 Reading II 12:10 pm-3:10 pm TR Prereq. Reading Placement Test, REA

(SoC) SoCIoLoGY

**1295 SOC 110 00B 3 Intro Sociology Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 or pass **1907 SOC 110 0B 3 Intro Sociology Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 or pass **1389 SOC 120 0B 3 Social Problems

Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 **1296 SOC 215 0B1 3 Exper in Diversity

**774 SOC 215 0B2 3 Exper in Diversity Prereq. PSY 140 or SOC 110

**1494 SOC 220 0B 3 Social Psychology Prereq. SOC 110 or PSY 140

(SPA) SPAnISH

**1849 SPA 101 00B 3 Elem Spanish I Fewer than two yrs H.S. Spanish **1850 SPA 102 00B 3 Elem Spanish II

Prereq. SPA 101 or two yrs H.S. Spanish

**2138 SWO 101 0B 3 Intro to Social Work & Human Services Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050 or pass test

(TCS) ConSTrUCTIon TECHnoLoGY

Day

**2111 TCS 141 02 3 Const Fst Aid/Sfty 08:00 am-10:00 am MWF

(TmE) mECHAnICAL TECHnoLoGY

Evening

**3287 TME 111 51 3 Machining Technology 5:30 pm-9:30 pm MW Coreq. TCC 112 and MAT 110

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Accelerated Classes - Session Two

Classes start the week of march 23 and end by may 11 unless otherwise noted.

(wLD) wELDInG

Day

**1461 WLD 101 01B 2 Intro Oxy-Fuel Weld 08:00 am-11:00 am TR **2075 WLD 104 31 2 Basic Shld Arc II 12:00 pm-3:00 pm TR

Prereq. WLD 103

Pennock’s Bridge

Day

**3245 HVA 203 02 2 Heat Pump Systems 08:00 am-11:00 am MTWRF 3247 HVA 204 02 2 Blueprint Reading for HVAC 08:00 am-11:00 am MTWRF

Prereq. HVA 104

Brandywine

(CUL) CULInArY ArTS

Day

**2272 CUL 115 60 3 Professional Cooking I 1:30 pm-5:29 pm M Prereq. MAT 040

**1680 CUL 151 60 3 Baking & Pastry Found II 1:30 pm-5:29 pm R Prereq. CUL 150

**3059 CUL 230 60 3 Professional Cooking II 1:30 pm-5:29 pm T Prereq. CUL 115

**1683 CUL 232 60 3 International Cuisine 1:30 pm-5:29 pm W Prereq. CUL 230

Evening

**3058 CUL 151 65 3 Baking & Pastry Found II 5:30 pm-9:29 pm R Prereq. CUL 150

**3060 CUL 230 65 3 Professional Cooking II 5:30 pm-9:29 pm T Prereq. CUL 115

**2274 CUL 232 65 3 International Cuisine 5:30 pm-9:29 pm M Prereq. CUL 230

Brandywine Campus

Classes start the week of January 20 and end by may 11 unless otherwise noted.

Southeast Center

Evening

2986 MAT 210 80B 3 Statistics 6:35 pm-9:35 pm TR Prereq: MAT 121 or MAT 151

Chester County Hospital

Classes start the week of January 20 and end by may 11 unless otherwise noted.

Chester County Hospital

(nUS) nUrSInG

Day

1353 NUS 102 97A 1 Math for Nurses 12:30 pm-3:00 pm R Prereq. MAT 060

**325 NUS 111 97 10 Concepts & Prac I 06:45 am-1:00 pm MT Prereq. NUS 110, Coreq BIO 151 09:30 am-11:30 am WR

06:45 am-1:00 pm MT

**326 NUS 111 98 10 Concepts & Prac I 06:45 am-1:00 pm MT Prereq. NUS 110, Coreq BIO 151 09:30 am-11:30 am WR

06:45 am-1:00 pm MT

**340 NUS 211 97 10 Concept & Prac III 06:45 am-2:00 pm RF Prereq. NUS 210 or “C” or better. 09:30 am-11:30 am MW **341 NUS 211 98 10 Concept & Prac III 06:45 am-2:00 pm RF Prereq. NUS 210 or “C” or better. 09:30 am-11:30 am MW 340 NUS 211 97 10 Concept & Prac III 06:45 am-2:00 pm RF Prereq. NUS 210 or “C” or better. 09:30 am-11:30 am MW *489 NUS 221 97 3 Pharmacology for Health 12:30 pm-3:30 pm W

Prereq. NUS 110 “C” or better

Evening

770 NUS 102 98A 1 Math for Nurses 6:00 pm-8:30 pm M Prereq. MAT 060

625 NUS 111 96 10 Concepts & Prac I 06:45 am-10:30 pm S Prereq. NUS 110, Coreq BIO 151 6:00 pm-9:00 pm W Thurs class every other week 6:00 pm-8:00 pm R **624 NUS 111 95 10 Concepts & Prac I 06:45 am-10:30 pm S Prereq. NUS 110, Coreq BIO 151 6:00 pm-9:00 pm W Thurs class every other week 6:00 pm-8:00 pm R **625 NUS 111 96 10 Concepts & Prac I 06:45 am-10:30 pm S Prereq. NUS 110, Coreq BIO 151 6:00 pm-9:00 pm W Thurs class every other week 6:00 pm-8:00 pm R **780 NUS 211 95 10 Concept & Prac III 2:00 pm-9:00 pm S Prereq. NUS 210 or “C” or better. 6:00 pm-9:00 pm T **781 NUS 211 96 10 Concept & Prac III 2:00 pm-9:00 pm S Prereq. NUS 210 or “C” or better. 6:00 pm-9:00 pm T

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Downingtown Campus (Chester County)

Classes start the week of January 20 and end by may 11 unless otherwise noted.

Downingtown

(ArT) ArT

Day

2262 ART 111 60 3 Art Renaissance to Now 11:15 am-12:40 pm MW Prereq ENG 050 and REA 050

*2232 ART 130 60 3 Drawing I 10:00 am-2:00 pm F May be repeated with Dept approval

*3180 ART 145 60 3 Watercolor Painting 1:40 pm-5:40 pm R Prereq. ART 130 is recommended

5:40-6:40pm studio time if needed

Evening

*680 ART 100 65 3 Art and Child Development 6:00 pm-8:55 pm M

(BIo) BIoLoGY

Day

*681 BIO 100 60L 4 Biological Science 08:00 am-08:55 am R Prereq. REA 050 09:00 am-11:00 am T

09:00 am-11:00 am R

*2303 BIO 100 60H 4 Biological Science 09:00 am-11:00 am W Prereq. REA 050

Hybrid class with Virtual Lecture

*682 BIO 100 61L 4 Biological Science 1:40 pm-3:15 pm MW Prereq. REA 050 3:30 pm-5:30 pm W *1117 BIO 100 63L 4 Biological Science 6:00 pm-7:55 pm M Prereq. REA 050 6:00 pm-6:55 pm W

7:00 pm-9:00 pm W

**1128 BIO 111 60L 4 Introductory Biology II 08:00 am-08:55 am T Prereq. BIO 110 08:00 am-09:55 am R

09:01 am-11:00 am T

**1654 BIO 150 61L 4 Human Anat & Phys I 11:10 am-12:40 pm MW Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050, MAT 060 12:45 pm-2:45 pm M **2368 BIO 150 60L 4 Human Anat & Phys I 2:30 pm-4:30 pm T Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050, MAT 060 2:30 pm-3:30 pm R

3:45 pm-5:45 pm R

**2332 BIO 151 61L 4 Human Anat & Phys II 08:00 am-09:55 am M Prereq. BIO 150 08:25 am-09:25 am F

09:30 am-11:30 am F

**957 BIO 151 60L 4 Human Anat & Phys II 12:00 pm-12:55 pm F Prereq. BIO 150 1:00 pm-3:00 pm F

1:40 pm-3:35 pm MW

**2244 BIO 151 62L 4 Human Anat & Phys II 12:05 pm-2:05 pm T Prereq. BIO 150 12:05 pm-1:05 pm R

1:10 pm-3:10 pm R

Evening

**2318 BIO 150 66L 4 Human Anat & Phys I 6:00 pm-7:55 pm T Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050, MAT 060 6:00 pm-6:55 pm R

7:00 pm-9:00 pm R

**2316 BIO 151 65L 4 Human Anat & Phys II 6:00 pm-7:55 pm M Prereq. BIO 150 6:00 pm-6:55 pm T

7:00 pm-9:00 pm T

**2317 BIO 151 66L 4 Human Anat & Phys II 6:00 pm-7:00 pm M Prereq. BIO 150 6:00 pm-8:00 pm W

7:01 pm-9:00 pm M

683 BIO 220 65 3 Nutrition and Well Being 6:00 pm-8:55 pm R Prereq. BIO 100 or BIO 110 or BIO 150

(CHE) CHEmISTrY

Day

2258 CHE 101 60 4 Intro to General Chemistry 09:35 am-11:00 am T Prereq. REA 050, ENG 050, MAT 060 09:35 am-11:00 am R

12:05 pm-3:05 pm T

Day

958 COMM 100 61 3 Interpersonal 11:15 am-12:40 pm MW Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 or pass

837 COMM 100 63 3 Interpersonal 12:05 pm-1:30 pm TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 or pass

959 COMM 111 61 3 Public Speaking 09:35 am-11:00 am MW Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 or pass

999 COMM 111 63 3 Public Speaking 1:40 pm-3:05 pm TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 or pass

Evening

1636 COMM 111 65 3 Public Speaking 6:00 pm-8:55 pm T Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 or pass

(CUL) CULInArY ArTS

Day

**1723 CUL 220 60H 3 Nutrition / Hospitality Ind 1:40 pm-4:40 pm T Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050

Hybrid-Meets every other TuesDay

Day

**685 DPR 100 61 3 Intro to Info Technology 08:00 am-09:25 am TR Prereq. REA 050

**2261 DPR 108 60 3 Intro to Computer Science 09:35 am-11:00 am TR Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050 and MAT

Evening

**1658 DPR 100 65 3 Intro to Info Technology 6:00 pm-8:55 pm M Prereq. REA 050

Day

2259 ECE 201 60 3 Children Families and 11:15 am-12:40 pm MW

(EDU) EDUCATIon

Day

2260 EDU 220 60 3 Intro to Special Ed 2:30 pm-3:55 pm MW Prereq. PSY 140, ENG 112

(EnG) EnGLISH

Day

686 ENG 050 60 3 Developmental English 11:15 am-12:40 pm MW Prereq: ENG 050, REA 050, ESL 044

687 ENG 100 60 3 Composition I 09:35 am-11:00 am MW Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

689 ENG 100 63 3 Composition I 09:35 am-11:00 am TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

688 ENG 100 61 3 Composition I 11:15 am-12:40 pm MW Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

2147 ENG 100 62 3 Composition I 12:50 pm-2:15 pm MW Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

690 ENG 100 64 3 Composition I 1:40 pm-3:05 pm TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

960 ENG 112 66 3 Writing About Literature 08:00 am-09:25 am TR Prereq. ENG 100

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Downingtown Campus (Chester County)

Classes start the week of January 20 and end by may 11 unless otherwise noted.

696 ENG 112 67 3 Writing About Literature 09:30 am-12:30 pm F Prereq. ENG 100

2314 ENG 112 62 3 Writing About Literature 11:15 am-12:40 pm MW Prereq. ENG 100

695 ENG 112 64 3 Writing About Literature 12:05 pm-1:30 pm TR Prereq. ENG 100

694 ENG 112 63 3 Writing About Literature 12:50 pm-2:15 pm MW Prereq. ENG 100

3126 ENG 250 60 3 Children’s Literature 11:15 am-12:40 pm MW Prereq. ENG 112

Evening

988 ENG 050 65 3 Developmental English 6:00 pm-8:55 pm M Prereq: ENG 050, REA 050, ESL 044

691 ENG 100 66 3 Composition I 6:00 pm-8:55 pm W Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

697 ENG 112 65 3 Writing About Literature 6:00 pm-8:55 pm R Prereq. ENG 100

3128 ENG 112 68 3 Writing About Literature 6:00 pm-8:55 pm T Prereq. ENG 100

(ESS) EArTH AnD SPACE SCIEnCE

Day

*2319 ESS 100 60 4 Earth Science 3:30 pm-5:30 pm TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

699 ESS 102 61 3 Intro to Astronomy 08:00 am-09:25 am TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

698 ESS 102 60 3 Intro to Astronomy 09:35 am-11:00 am MW Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

Evening

*846 ESS 103 67 1 Intro to Astronomy 6:15 pm-8:10 pm W Prereq. or Coreq. ESS 102

(HIS) HISTorY

Day

1671 HIS 110 60 3 American History I 09:35 am-11:00 am TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

701 HIS 120 60 3 American Hist II 12:05 pm-1:30 pm TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

702 HIS 130 61 3 Western Civ I 09:35 am-11:00 am MW 2299 HIS 160 60 3 World Civilization II 09:35 am-11:00 am TR

Evening

700 HIS 110 65 3 American History I 6:00 pm-8:55 pm R Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

Day

704 HUM 160 62 3 Intro World Relig 12:05 pm-1:30 pm TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

Day

3075 INT 075 60 4 Eng & Reading 050 12:50 pm-2:50 pm MW Prereq. REA 030, ENG 025 or ESL

703 INT 100 60 3 Student Success 12:50 pm-2:15 pm MW Prereq. REA 015, ENG 015 or pass test

Day

705 MAT 040 60 3 Basic Mathematics 2:30 pm-3:55 pm MW Satisfactory score on Mathematics

1791 MAT 060 62 3 Introductory Algebra 08:00 am-09:25 am TR Satisfactory score on the mathematics

708 MAT 060 61 3 Introductory Algebra 09:35 am-11:00 am MW Satisfactory score on the mathematics

968 MAT 060 64 3 Introductory Algebra 1:40 pm-3:05 pm TR Satisfactory score on the mathematics

Supplemental Instruction Required on

709 MAT 100 60 3 Inter Algebra 12:05 pm-1:30 pm TR Prereq. MAT 060

3341 MAT 120 60 3 Mod College Math 12:50 pm-2:15 pm MW Prereq. MAT 060

1232 MAT 121 61 3 Intro to Probability & Stat 08:00 am-09:25 am MW Prereq. MAT 060 or satisfactory score

2321 MAT 121 60 3 Intro to Probability & Stat 1:40 pm-3:05 pm TR Prereq. MAT 060 or satisfactory score

1656 MAT 151 60 4 College Algebra 09:10 am-11:00 am TR Prereq. MAT 100

1657 MAT 152 60 4 Precalculus 11:15 am-1:05 pm MW Prereq. MAT 151

2148 MAT 160 60 5 Calculus I 07:50 am-09:25 am MWF Prerequisites: MAT 141, MAT 150 or

Evening

706 MAT 040 65 3 Basic Mathematics 6:00 pm-7:25 pm R Satisfactory score on Mathematics

707 MAT 060 65 3 Introductory Algebra 6:00 pm-8:55 pm T Satisfactory score on the mathematics

996 MAT 100 65 3 Inter Algebra 6:00 pm-8:55 pm T Prereq. MAT 060

710 MAT 120 65 3 Mod College Math 6:00 pm-8:55 pm M Prereq. MAT 060

3342 MAT 121 65 3 Intro to Probability & Stat 6:00 pm-8:55 pm M Prereq. MAT 060 or satisfactory score

752 MAT 126 65 3 Math for Elem Teachers II 09:00 am-12:00 pm F Prereq. MAT 125

2322 MAT 151 65 4 College Algebra 6:00 pm-7:50 pm MW Prereq. MAT 100

1394 MAT 210 65 3 Statistics 6:00 pm-8:55 pm T Prereq: MAT 121 or MAT 151

(mUS) mUSIC

Day

2210 MUS 101 60 3 Fundamentals of Music 12:50 pm-2:15 pm MW 3343 MUS 120 60 3 Intro to Music 09:35 am-11:00 am MW

2315 MUS 128 60 3 Guitar I 09:00 am-12:00 pm F

Day

2264 PHI 100 60 3 Intro Philosophy 12:50 pm-2:15 pm MW Prereq. ENG 100

2212 PHI 110 60 3 Contemp Moral Prob 12:05 pm-1:30 pm TR Prereq. ENG 100

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Downingtown Campus (Chester County)

Classes start the week of January 20 and end by may 11 unless otherwise noted.

Day

1231 POL 120 60 3 American Natl Govt 11:15 am-12:40 pm MW

Day

3344 PSY 140 60B 3 General Psychology Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

711 PSY 140 63 3 General Psychology 09:35 am-11:00 am TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

712 PSY 140 64 3 General Psychology 12:05 pm-1:30 pm TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

969 PSY 140 67 3 General Psychology 12:50 pm-2:15 pm MW Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

714 PSY 210 60 3 Lifespan Human Dev 09:30 am-11:00 am MW Prereq. PSY 140

1673 PSY 220 60 3 Abnormal Psychology 6:00 pm-8:55 pm W Prereq. PSY 140

2334 PSY 225 60 3 Exper in Diversity 09:35 am-11:00 am MW Prereq. SOC 110 or PSY 140

3314 PSY 140 65H 3 General Psychology 6:00 pm-8:55 pm W Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

Meets every other WednesDay

Evening

715 PSY 210 65 3 Lifespan Human Dev 6:00 pm-8:55 pm R Prereq. PSY 140

716 PSY 220 65 3 Abnormal Psychology 4:15 pm-5:40 pm TR Prereq. PSY 140

(rEA) rEADInG

Day

2265 REA 050 61 3 Reading II 09:35 am-11:00 am M Prereq. Reading Placement Test, REA 09:35 am-11:00 am W 717 REA 050 60 3 Reading II 12:05 pm-1:30 pm TR

Prereq. Reading Placement Test, REA

Evening

1090 REA 050 65 3 Reading II 6:00 pm-8:55 pm W Prereq. Reading Placement Test, REA

(SoC) SoCIoLoGY

Day

718 SOC 110 60 3 Intro Sociology 08:00 am-09:25 am MW Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 or pass

776 SOC 110 62 3 Intro Sociology 12:05 pm-1:30 pm TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 or pass

840 SOC 110 63 3 Intro Sociology 6:00 pm-8:55 pm T Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 or pass

2324 SOC 120 60 3 Social Problems 11:15 am-12:40 pm MW Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

2335 SOC 215 60 3 Exper in Diversity 09:35 am-11:00 am MW Prereq. PSY 140 or SOC 110

**2333 SOC 260 60 3 Research Methods 09:35 am-11:00 am TR Prereq: DPR 100, MAT 060, SOC or

(SPA) SPAnISH

Day

719 SPA 101 60 3 Elem Spanish I 08:00 am-09:25 am TR Fewer than two yrs H.S. Spanish

720 SPA 102 60 3 Elem Spanish II 09:35 am-11:00 am TR Prereq. SPA 101 or two yrs H.S. Spanish

Evening

2266 SPA 102 65 3 Elem Spanish II 6:00 pm-8:55 pm M Prereq. SPA 101 or two yrs H.S. Spanish

Day

3345 SWO 101 60 3 Intro to Social Work & Human Serv Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050 or pass test

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Exton Center (Chester County)

Classes start the week of January 20 and end by may 11 unless otherwise noted.

Exton Center

Day

836 ACC 111 91 3 Financial Accounting 09:35 am-11:00 am MW Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050, MAT 060

1466 ACC 111 90 3 Financial Accounting 12:05 pm-1:30 pm TR Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050, MAT 060

761 ACC 112 90H 3 Managerial Accounting 11:15 am-12:40 pm M Prereq. ACC 111

2107 ACC 112 92 3 Managerial Accounting 1:40 pm-3:05 pm TR Prereq. ACC 111

728 ACC 112 95 3 Managerial Accounting 6:00 pm-9:00 pm R Prereq. ACC 111

Evening

1603 ACC 111 95 3 Financial Accounting 6:00 pm-9:00 pm T Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050, MAT 060

Day

3248 ADJ 120 90 3 Princ Investig 12:50 pm-2:15 pm MW Prereq: ADJ 101

3250 ADJ 241 90 3 Criminal Law Proc & Adjuc 11:15 am-12:40 pm MW Prereq. ENG 100, ADJ 101

Evening

3249 ADJ 225 95 3 Ethics in Criminal Justice 6:00 pm-9:00 pm W Prereq. ADJ 241

Evening

**679 AHM 233 95H 3 Med Terminology 6:00 pm-8:00 pm W Class 2 hrs/Internet 1 hr ea wk

(BIo) BIoLoGY

Day

**2233 BIO 150 90H 4 Human Anat & Phys I 08:00 am-10:00 am M Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050, MAT 060 08:00 am-09:00 am F Hybrid class with Virtual Lab 09:01 am-11:00 am F **2234 BIO 151 90H 4 Human Anat & Phys II 1:40 pm-2:25 pm T Prereq. BIO 150 1:40 pm-2:55 pm R Hybrid class and Virtual lab 3:15 pm-4:30 pm T

(BUS) BUSInESS

Day

684 BUS 100 91 3 Intro to Business 08:00 am-09:25 am TR Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050 and MAT

2103 BUS 100 90 3 Intro to Business 11:15 am-12:40 pm MW Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050 and MAT

908 BUS 100 95 3 Intro to Business 6:00 pm-9:00 pm W Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050 and MAT

2102 BUS 210 91 3 Princ Mgmt 2:30 pm-3:55 pm MW Prereq: BUS 100

847 BUS 220 90 3 Elem Statistics 1:40 pm-3:05 pm TR Prereq. MAT 100, MAT 120 or higher

2341 BUS 230 91 3 Princ Marketing 08:00 am-09:25 am TR Prereq. BUS 100

931 BUS 243 90 3 Legal Environ Bus 08:00 am-09:25 am MW Prereq. ENG 100

Evening

729 BUS 130 95 3 Bus Communication 6:00 pm-9:00 pm M Prereq. ENG 100 and DPR 100

995 BUS 220 95 3 Elem Statistics 6:00 pm-9:00 pm W Prereq. MAT 100, MAT 120 or higher

Day

3311 COMM 100 92A 3 Interpersonal 1:40 pm-3:40 pm TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 or pass

814 COMM 100 90 3 Interpersonal 09:35 am-11:00 am MW Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 or pass

1433 COMM 111 95 3 Public Speaking 08:00 am-09:25 am MW Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 or pass

1432 COMM 111 94 3 Public Speaking 09:35 am-11:00 am TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 or pass

829 COMM 111 90 3 Public Speaking 12:05 pm-1:30 pm TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 or pass

Evening

902 COMM 100 91 3 Interpersonal 12:05 pm-1:30 pm TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 or pass

(DPr) ComPUTEr InFormATIon SYSTEm

Day

**3293 DPR 100 90 3 Intro to Info Technology 2:30 pm-3:55 pm MW Prereq. REA 050

**730 DPR 100 93 3 Intro to Info Technology 09:35 am-11:00 am MW Prereq. REA 050

Evening

**1580 DPR 100 95 3 Intro to Info Technology 6:00 pm-9:00 pm T Prereq. REA 050

**731 DPR 108 95 3 Intro to Computer Science 6:00 pm-9:00 pm W Prereq. ENG 050, REA 050 and MAT

(ECo) EConomICS

Day

1604 ECO 210 90 3 Macroecon Princ. 09:35 am-11:00 am TR Prereq. MAT 060

2105 ECO 220 90 3 Microecon Princ. 09:35 am-11:00 am MW Prereq. MAT 060

Evening

903 ECO 210 91 3 Macroecon Princ. 12:50 pm-2:15 pm MW Prereq. MAT 060

901 ECO 220 95 3 Microecon Princ. 6:00 pm-9:00 pm M Prereq. MAT 060

(EnG) EnGLISH

Day

3315 ENG 050 94B 3 Developmental English TR Prereq: ENG 050, REA 050, ESL 044

3251 ENG 050 93 3 Developmental English 08:00 am-09:25 am TR Prereq: ENG 050, REA 050, ESL 044

966 ENG 050 92 3 Developmental English 09:35 am-11:00 am MW Prereq: ENG 050, REA 050, ESL 044

732 ENG 100 90 3 Composition I 08:00 am-09:25 am MW Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

3319 ENG 100 99 3 Composition I 09:30 am-12:30 pm F Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

733 ENG 100 91 3 Composition I 09:35 am-11:00 am TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

734 ENG 100 93 3 Composition I 12:05 pm-1:30 pm TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

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Exton Center (Chester County)

Classes start the week of January 20 and end by may 11 unless otherwise noted.

2323 ENG 100 94E 3 Composition I 12:05 pm-1:30 pm TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050 1:45 pm-2:45 pm TR 3157 ENG 100 92 3 Composition I 1:40 pm-4:25 pm W

973 ENG 112 97 3 Writing About Literature 09:35 am-11:00 am MW Prereq. ENG 100

738 ENG 112 90 3 Writing About Literature 11:15 am-12:40 pm MW Prereq. ENG 100

Evening

735 ENG 100 95 3 Composition I 6:00 pm-9:00 pm R Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

3159 ENG 100 98 3 Composition I 6:00 pm-8:55 pm T Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

740 ENG 112 96 3 Writing About Literature 6:00 pm-9:00 pm W Prereq. ENG 100

(ESS) EArTH & SPACE SCIEnCE

Day

*741 ESS 100 91 4 Earth Science 12:05 pm-2:25 pm TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

743 ESS 102 90 3 Intro to Astronomy 11:15 am-1:35 pm MW Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

**3252 ESS 110 90 4 Physical Geology 09:35 am-11:00 am MW Prereq. MAT 060 and REA 050

Evening

*3340 ESS 100 92 4 Earth Science 6:00 pm-9:00 pm T Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

(HIS) HISTorY

Day

744 HIS 110 90 3 American History I 09:35 am-11:00 am MW Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

967 HIS 120 91 3 American Hist II 11:15 am-12:40 pm MW Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

3255 HIS 160 90 3 World Civilization II 12:05 pm-1:30 pm TR Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

3317 HIS 201 90B 3 African Amer History 1:40 pm-4:40 pm TR

Evening

3258 HIS 160 95 3 World Civilization II 6:00 pm-9:00 pm M Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

Day

745 HUM 160 91 3 Intro World Relig 12:50 pm-2:15 pm MW Prereq. ENG 050 and REA 050

Evening

1581 HUM 141 95 3 Film Language 6:00 pm-9:00 pm W Prereq. ENG 100

Day

3160 INT 075 90 4 Eng & Reading 050 11:15 am-1:15 pm MW Prereq. REA 030, ENG 025 or ESL

3318 INT 100 92B 3 Student Success 3:15 pm-6:16 pm TR Prereq. REA 015, ENG 015 or pass test

2097 INT 100 91 3 Student Success 09:35 am-11:00 am MW Prereq. REA 015, ENG 015 or pass test

Day

3259 MAT 040 91 3 Basic Mathematics 08:00 am-09:25 am MW Satisfactory score on Mathematics

746 MAT 040 90 3 Basic Mathematics 09:35 am-11:00 am TR Satisfactory score on Mathematics

Supplemental Instruction Required

748 MAT 060 91 3 Introductory Algebra 11:15 am-12:40 pm MW Satisfactory score on the mathematics

747 MAT 060 90 3 Introductory Algebra 12:05 pm-1:30 pm TR Satisfactory score on the mathematics

1267 MAT 100 92 3 Inter Algebra 09:35 am-11:00 am MW Prereq. MAT 060

848 MAT 100 91 3 Inter Algebra 1:40 pm-3:05 pm TR Prereq. MAT 060

974 MAT 120 92 3 Mod College Math 12:05 pm-1:30 pm TR Prereq. MAT 060

2101 MAT 121 91 3 Intro to Probability & Stat 12:50 pm-2:15 pm MW Prereq. MAT 060 or satisfactory score

1130 MAT 135 90 3 Business Precalculus 09:35 am-11:00 am TR Prereq. MAT 100

1583 MAT 136 91 3 Business Calculus 12:05 pm-1:30 pm TR Prereq. MAT 135

1608 MAT 151 90 4 College Algebra 12:50 pm-2:40 pm MW Prereq. MAT 100

1584 MAT 152 90 4 Precalculus 09:10 am-11:00 am MW Prereq. MAT 151

1417 MAT 210 91 3 Statistics 1:40 pm-3:05 pm TR Prereq: MAT 121 or MAT 151

Evening

841 MAT 040 95 3 Basic Mathematics 6:00 pm-9:00 pm M Satisfactory score on Mathematics

749 MAT 060 95 3 Introductory Algebra 6:00 pm-9:00 pm R Satisfactory score on the mathematics

Supplemental Instruction Required

2098 MAT 100 95 3 Inter Algebra 6:00 pm-9:00 pm W Prereq. MAT 060

750 MAT 120 95 3 Mod College Math 6:00 pm-9:00 pm W Prereq. MAT 060

796 MAT 121 95 3 Intro to Probability & Stat 6:00 pm-9:00 pm R Prereq. MAT 060 or satisfactory score

(mUS) mUSIC

Day

3270 MUS 101 90 3 Fundamentals of Music 09:35 am-11:00 am TR

Day

1498 PHI 100 91 3 Intro Philosophy 1:40 pm-3:05 pm TR Prereq. ENG 100

3273 PHI 110 90 3 Contemp Moral Prob 11:15 am-12:40 pm MW Prereq. ENG 100

Spring 2015 Credit Course Schedule

The College’s portal, delaGATE, is the official communications

vehicle between the College and students. Check it often for

updates on course availability, billing and financial aid.

Spring 2015

Credit Course Schedule

as of October 21, 2014

Table of Contents

SCHEDuLES

wInTEr SESSIon

SPrInG SEmESTEr

*

Academic Calendar – Winter 2014 / Spring 2015

Payment

PAYmEnT onLInE

PAYmEnT In-PErSon

Payment Deadlines Spring 2014

make Payment Easier

with our Payment Plan

Your bill is NOT in the mail!

Financial Aid

wInTEr SESSIon

Financial aid is not available for the

online winter session.

SPrInG SEmESTEr

To be eligible to use financial aid to pay

for your registration, you MuST complete

your

Free Application for Federal Student

Aid

and submit all required supporting

documents before

november 1, 2014.

If you have not met this deadline, you can

still register and use our payment plan for

payment then submit your FAFSA and you

will be reimbursed up to your federal and

state aid eligibility.

If you have not already started the

Financial Aid application process, go

to

www.fafsa.ed.gov

and apply online.

Be sure to take advantage of the

IrS

Data recovery Tool

. Our school code is

007110

.

The financial aid process can take up

to

four

weeks; students should plan

accordingly and check their delaGATE

frequently. If your financial aid has not

been processed by the time payment is

due, you must make a payment.

Tuition

PLAnT FEES:

PLUS:

refunds and withdrawals

refund Schedule

online and Hybrid

IDs for Students

Sponsoring School Districts

College over 60

College over 60 registration – Spring 2015

Student Success Programs and Courses

(A) or (B) Accelerated Courses

(BC) Bundled Courses

(CC) College Cohorts

(H) Classroom/Internet Course (Hybrid)

(I) Individualized Courses

(S) Supported Instruction

online winter Session Classes

Classes start December 19 and end January 18.

winter Session

12/19/14-1/18/15

Marple

winter Session Classes