SLS 1101 Test 1

After logging in to the my.chipola.edu portal, students can view their Course Needs for their degree.

Students can use their personal email addresses/accounts to communicate with instructors.

Students are permitted to enroll in the same college prep or college course a maximum of 3 times.

To be classified as a full-time student in the Fall or Spring terms, a student must take at least 12 hours.

Grades can be witheld by the college for unpaid parking tickets.

Students must present a current Chipola ID to check out materials in the library.

A student's unofficial transcript can be viewed on his/her my.chipola.edu portal.

Students must carry their ID card with them at all times while on campus.

AA degree is designed for students who plan to complete the first 2 years at Chipola and then transfer to a university.

When you are uncertain about requirements for your major , you should consult an Academic Advisor.

You may withdraw from a class any time prior to the withdrawal deadline published in the college calendar.

Students are not expected to uphold the Academic Honor Code.

Student Photo ID cards can be purchased in the Foundation Office.

To earn an AA degree, students must successfully complete 60 hours.

A student has 15 working days from the date a grade posts in CANVAS to appeal or begin the grade grievance procedure.

You can register online if you have completed 12 hours or LESS.

Students are NOT required to complete the Academic Honor Code in online courses in Canvas.

Academic Pathways that outline specific requirements for many majors are available through the Chipola College website.

To withdraw from a course or courses, a student must complete a hard copy form in the Admissions Office.

In order to earn an Associate in Arts (AA) degree, students must maintain at least a 1.5 GPA.