A student who fails in the first course of a sequence cannot take the succeeding courses before repeating and passing the first course. Prerequisites for a course must be met before the course is taken, unless permission to omit the prerequisites is obtained from the appropriate dean. However, transfer institutions may not accept course work if prerequisites have not been met. If a student preregisters for a course while taking the prerequisite and does not pass the prerequisite, the student will be administratively deleted from the course before classes begin for that semester/term.
Prerequisites
Policy Statements
- ACCS Student Complaint Process
- Academic Appeals
- Academic Bankruptcy
- Academic Honors
- Academic Integrity
- Alcohol and Drug Prevention Abuse Policy
- Class Attendance
- Classification of Students
- Clean Air Policy
- Complaint and Grievance Procedures
- Complaints of Title IX Sexual Harassment
- Complaints of Non-Harassment Title IX Discrimination
- Complaint Process for Online Students
- Complaint Process for VA Students
- Copyright/File Sharing
- Course Auditing
- Course Forgiveness and Repetition of Courses
- Course Load Requirements
- Credit Hour Definition
- Distance and Correspondence Education Policy
- Educational Records
- Emergency Notification System
- Equal Opportunity in Education and Employment
- Examinations and Grading
- Expressive Activities by the Campus Community
- Grading System
- Grades of Incomplete
- Hazing Policy
- Independent Studies
- Open Records Requests Policy
- Posting Signs or Flyers Policy
- Prerequisites
- Privacy Notice
- Reporting Accidents, Injuries, and Safety Concerns
- Student Code of Conduct
- Student Right-To-Know Act
- Withdrawal