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A course or other requirement that a student must take at the same time as another course or requirement. 

• Corequisites

• Prerequisites

specific courses that a student must complete successfully before they can enroll in a higher-level course within the same subject area.  

• Prerequisites

• Corequisites

A basic courses in English, Math, and other areas required for a degree.  

• Elective

• General Education courses

What are some of the Student Support areas for students at CPCC?    

• Counseling services

• single stop

• disability services

• course help and resources

These majors require students to apply for acceptance into the intended major in addition to general admission to the university, which usually involves also meeting additional academic requirements.  

• General Education courses

•  Competitive major

• Elective

Pre-med studies or nursing is a ----------------- that is in high demand for graduates and needs specific requirements for it major.  

If a transfer student perceives that the terms of the CAA have not been honored, he or she may follow the Transfer Credit Appeal Procedure.

• discretionary income

• Transfer Credit Appeal Process

• CAA

To achieve your goals, it is essential to write them down, create an action plan, and consistently evaluate and hold yourself accountable. 

• Personal development goals

• SMART Goals

• Family goals

Write a SMART Goal:   

EX:I want to get A s spring semester classes of 2025. I will have to study a great method.  Office hours for help if needed. The goal is to make sure that I am in good standing to transfer. The end of spring semester of 2025.   

What is Satisfactory Academic Standing—What GPA is needed for CPCC ?

• a process that schools use to determine if a student is on track to graduate and meet their educational requirements:

  GPA Need: 2.0 grade point average.  

• a process that schools use to determine if a student is on track to graduate and meet their educational requirements:

  GPA Need: 3.0 grade point average.  

• a process that schools use to determine if a student is on track to graduate and meet their educational requirements:

  GPA Need: 3.5 grade point average.