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WASHINGTON COUNTy CENTER . Fall 2011 . Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule 208 SDV Student Development SDV-109 College 101 3 WATP2 0163607 8/22 12/16 Thompson KTS-2 MWF 12:00pm 12:50pm WACR KTS-2 SDV-175 Tools for Life Seminar 3 WATAA 0164385 8/30 9/27 Bone KTS-3 T 6:00pm 9:50pm WACR KTS-3 SDV-178 Stress Management 1 WATA3 0163752 9/10 9/17 Rosene KTS-3 S 8:00am 4:50pm WACR KTS-3 SOC Sociology SOC-110 Introduction to Sociology 3 WATA3 0163407 8/22 12/16 KTS-3 MWF 7:00am 7:50am WACR KTS-3 SOC-115 Social Problems 3 H WATZ1 0164142 8/22 12/16 KTS-1 W 7:00pm 8:50pm WACR KTS-1 SPC Speech SPC-101 Fund of Oral Communication 3 WAF12 0164059 8/22 12/16 Pierpont LEC M 6:00pm 8:50pm WHSA 203 WATA1 0163869 8/22 12/16 McWorthy KTS-1 T 10:00am 10:50am WACR KTS-1 KTS-1 Th 9:00am 10:50am WACR KTS-1 WATAA 0164416 10/8 12/17 Lock KTS-2 S 9:00am 11:50am WACR KTS-2 College Prep Block • The following five classes must be taken together. Call 319-653-4655 to register. BCA-080 College Prep Computer Skills I 2 WATIL 0164275 8/22 12/16 Wumkes KTS-I MTWThF 10:00am 10:50am WACR 108 ENG-059 College Prep Writing 3 WATIL 0164280 8/22 12/16 Williams KTS-I MTWTh 8:00am 8:50am WACR ICN RDG-200 College Reading 3 WATIL 0164285 8/22 12/16 Jedlicka KTS-I MWF 9:00am 9:50am WACR ICN SDV-027 College Prep Study Skills 2 WATIL 0164290 8/22 10/14 Allen KTS-I MTWThF 11:00am 11:50am WACR ICN SDV-082 College Prep Career Explor 2 WATIL 0164295 10/17 12/16 KTS-I MTWThF 11:00am 11:50am WACR ICN u Prerequisite required; see course description for details. H Hybrid class; has one-third online content. < Service Learning credit applies. Accelerated Learning class; call 319.398.1050 to register. R Reserved or restricted registration; details on EagleNet. Linked to another class section as noted. Kirkwood Community College . Summer & Fall 2011 discover Kirkwood > www.kirkwood.edu
Kirkwood Credit Class Schedule . Fall 2011 . DISTANCE LEARNING – ANyTIME/ANyWHERE Distance Learning Anytime/Anywhere Classes Learn outside the traditional classroom! Check out the Student Resources page at www.kirkwood.edu/distancelearning to determine if Anytime/Anywhere (ATAW) courses are right for you. New registration policy: First-time students in Anytime/Anywhere classes must submit COMPASS or ACT scores. Students with earned Kirkwood ATAW credit are exempt from this restriction. Find further details about this policy under the Registration Rule link at www.kirkwood.edu/distancelearning. Placement testing can be completed at any Kirkwood campus or center location. Students outside of the Kirkwood area can test at any accredited testing center and have scores sent to Kirkwood prior to ATAW registration. Contact the Test Center at 319-398-5456 for more information and to find a location closest to you. Anytime/Anywhere Registration Restriction: Students with a GPA of less than 1.8 for all ATAW classes within the previous three years will have a registration restriction placed on their record. The restriction prevents registration in ATAW classes until the average for ATAW courses reaches 1.8 or better, or a three year period has passed. The average for ATAW courses can be improved by retaking failed or low-scored courses in a face-to-face format. Retaking and passing courses removes previous grades from the transcript. Removal of failing grades may also be accomplished by approval of a petition for policy waiver allowing withdrawal from those classes. Note: This registration restriction does not prevent students from enrolling in face-to-face or hybrid format classes, only ATAW classes. Anytime/Anywhere courses have deadlines: There is always a start and end date. Instructors decide on any other deadlines. you must begin your course promptly and make sure you understand and can meet your instructor’s requirements. If you receive financial aid, be sure to know your instructor’s attendance requirement. Financial aid attendance: Go to www.kirkwood.edu/online and click “Are you Receiving Financial Aid?”. Financial aid is available for books before classes begin. After classes begin, your attendance must be verified in order to use financial aid for textbooks. To know the attendance verification assignment for a packet course you must purchase the packet/course guide from the bookstore. Buying books/materials: View information and purchase textbooks online at www.kirkwood.edu/bookstore. Select ATAW & Online Classes and then Course Materials. you must purchase the materials specified for your section. Some online courses may require an access code found in the textbook, and course work cannot be started without it. Packets/course guides for packet courses must be purchased from the bookstore. Packets will vary for different instructors, so be sure to purchase the one specified for your section. Student e-mail: your course information will be e-mailed. It is important to provide the college with a current e-mail address, and to learn how to access your Kirkwood student e-mail account. Visit www.kirkwood.edu/email for information about how to activate your student account. Internet/online courses:* Online classes are accessed at www.kirkwood.edu/angel. Find how to log in and other information at www. kirkwood.edu/online. you do not have to be online at any specific time, but there will be due dates for the assignments and exams. A textbook is usually required and many courses require monitored exams. Packet courses:* Packet courses are not online. Purchase your packet/course guides from the Kirkwood bookstore. Packet courses will also have due dates for assignments and exams. A textbook is usually required and courses will require monitored exams. * Some Anytime/Anywhere courses require access to a Kirkwood center, usually because of media, software or class meeting requirements. Be sure to check the individual course comments for this information. Kirkwood center locations are listed on the back cover of this publication. Testing: Many courses require monitored exams. Look for testing procedures at www.kirkwood.edu/online and click on Taking Exams. Submit the Exam Request Form ONLy if you are unable to test at a Kirkwood location. Registration: Registration dates and information can be found at www.kirkwood.edu/onestop under Registration Information. you can register at eaglenet.kirkwood.edu or call 319-398-7600 or 877-386- 9101. NOTE: ATAW courses fill up just like traditional courses. Register as soon as possible. Waitlists: If classes are full, many ATAW sections will offer the option to add your name to a waitlist. Use Manage My Waitlist on EagleNet to check your daily status. Being on a waitlist does not guarantee a seat in a class. Look for more information about waitlisting at www.kirkwood.edu/distancelearning. Withdrawing from classes: Select Register and Drop Sections on EagleNet, or call 319-398-7600 or 877-386-9101. Withdrawal dates can be found at www.kirkwood.edu/onestop under Important Dates. Tuition: Tuition for ATAW courses is at the in-state rate, regardless of your place of residence. Tutoring: Free tutoring is available for ATAW students with access to a Kirkwood center. Call 319-398-5425 for more information. u Prerequisite required; see course description for details. H Hybrid class; has one-third online content. < Service Learning credit applies. Accelerated Learning class; call 319.398.1050 to register. R Reserved or restricted registration; details on EagleNet. Linked to another class section as noted. register online > eaglenet.kirkwood.edu Summer & Fall 2011 . 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