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ABBREVIATIONS & TERMS234LTCC CATALOG <strong>2010</strong>-<strong>2011</strong>Abbreviations & TermsIn reading college catalogs, schedules of classes, and o<strong>the</strong>r printed materials, it will help to be familiar with <strong>the</strong> following abbreviations and terms:AAA&RBABOGFWBSCDCCSUDRCEOP&SESLFAFSAFFELPGEGPAIGETCLTCCMSCSUCCESSTAATBATLCUCUNRAcademic ProbationAcademic RenewalAccreditationAdvisoriesAssociate in Arts Degree (2-year college degree)Admissions and Records OfficeBachelor of Arts Degree (4-year college degree)Board of Governor's Fee WaiverBachelor of Science Degree (4-year college degree)Child Development CenterCalifornia State UniversityDisability Resource CenterExtended Opportunity Programs and ServicesEnglish as a Second LanguageFree Application for Federal Student AidFederal Family Educational Loan ProgramGeneral EducationGrade Point AverageIntersegmental General Education TransferCurriculum<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Tahoe</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong>Math Success CenterScheduling Using Counseling and ComprehensiveEvaluation for Student SuccessTransfer Admissions AgreementTo Be AnnouncedTutoring and Learning CenterUniversity of CaliforniaUniversity of Nevada RenoStatus of a student who has attemptedat least 12 quarter units and earned acumulative GPA below 2.0.A policy that allows a studentwho meets specific criteria to havedisregarded a portion of previous LTCCsubstandard college work which is notreflective of <strong>the</strong> student’s demonstratedability.A system of voluntary, nongovernmentalself-regulation whereby aninstitution evaluates itself in accordancewith standards of good practice andaccepts <strong>the</strong> obligation to undergoperiodic evaluation through self studyand professional peer review. LTCC isaccredited by <strong>the</strong> Western Associationof Schools and <strong>College</strong>s recognizedby <strong>the</strong> Council for Higher EducationAccreditation and <strong>the</strong> US Departmentof Education.Recommended preparation whichstudents are advised but not requiredto meet before or in conjunction wi<strong>the</strong>nrollment in a course or educationalprogram.Articulation AgreementAuditBOGFWCertificationChallenge ExamCorequisiteCreditEd PlanElectivesFinalsFreshmanFull-time StudentGeneral EducationFormal course agreements betweenschools which guarantee courseequivalency credit.Students may audit certain courses after<strong>the</strong>y have taken <strong>the</strong> course for creditand exhausted <strong>the</strong> repeat possibilities.A program that waives <strong>the</strong> enrollmentand certain service fees for students whoqualify.A process in which <strong>the</strong> communitycollege verifies that <strong>the</strong> studenttransferring to any of <strong>the</strong> CSU or UCcampuses has completed <strong>the</strong> generaleducation requirements.A test, typically <strong>the</strong> comprehensive finalexam, students may take for certaindesignated courses in order to earncredit by examination.A course students are required tocomplete simultaneously (or prior) toenrollment in ano<strong>the</strong>r course.Also known as “unit.” Measure of credit/unit earned for a course as determinedby course hours, quantity of work in<strong>the</strong> course, type of instruction, andsuccessful course completion.A document generated by a studentand LTCC counselor that identifies <strong>the</strong>student’s educational goal and <strong>the</strong> planfor achieving that goal.Courses that are not required subjects,but are taken by <strong>the</strong> student, out ofpersonal interest, for unit credit.Exams administered at <strong>the</strong> end of <strong>the</strong>term to measure comprehension ofcourse material.A student who has completed less than45 quarter units or 30 semester units.A student registered in a minimumof 12 quarter units per regular termor 6 quarter units during <strong>the</strong> summersession.Courses that all students must completeto obtain a degree. Most are prescribedby state law.

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