New Student Orientation Roberto Suárez Outreach & Orientation 503-978-5291 rsuarez@pcc.edu

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New StudentOrientation

Roberto SuárezOutreach & Orientation503-978-5291rsuarez@pcc.edu

The PCC District

Four Campuses:- Cascade- Sylvania- Rock Creek- Southeast

Four Centers:- Hillsboro- Washington County- Portland Metro- Central Portland

Your Test Scores:Writing

Writing 80

Writing 90

Writing 115

Writing 121

Term 1

Term 2

Term 3

Term 4

1 term ≈ 3 months

Your Test Scores:Reading

Reading 80

Reading 90

Reading 115

Term 1

Term 2

Term 3

1 term ≈ 3 months

Your Test Scores:ESOL

ESOL 5

ESOL 6

ESOL 8

ESOL 7

Writing 121

Writing 115Reading 115

Term 1

Term 2

Term 3

Term 4

Term 5

Term 6

1 term ≈ 3 months

Math 61

Math 62

Math 63

Your Test Scores:Math

Math 10

Math 20

Math 65

Math 60

College Math

Math 95

Math 91

Math 92

Term 1

Term 2

Term 3

Term 4

Term 5

Term 6

1 term ≈ 3 months

Credits vs.Hours

1 credit = 1 hour per week

4 credits = 4 hours per week

12 credits? = 12 hours per week

Hours represent typical lecture classes. Classes with labs will require additional hours.

1 = 2

=

2 hours of study

1 hour in class

School Time

WR 90 – 3 credits

RD 90 – 3 credits

CG 100B – 2 credits

12 credits

StudyTime

(1 = 2)

24 hours per week

+ =

Total weeklyschool time

36 hours per week12 hours per week

MTH 20 – 4 credits

School Time

ESOL 150 – 4 credits

ESOL 152 – 4 credits

ESOL 154 – 4 credits

12 credits

StudyTime

(1 = 2)

24 hours per week

+ =

Total weeklyschool time

36 hours per week12 hours per week

Full Time vs. Part Time

Full time 12+ credits

¾ time 9-11 credits

½ time 6-8 credits

It’s better to be a successful part time student than a struggling full time student!

Successful Academic Progress

GoodStanding

Quarterly GPA 2.0 (C) or better

ProbationTerm 2

SuspensionTerm 3

AlertTerm 1

Term 1

Term 2

Term 3

First Term

Essential Skills

Math/Reading/Writing

Counseling &Guidance

College Survival (CG 100)Study Skills for College (CG 111)Career & Life Planning (CG 140)

BasicComputers

Basic Internet Skills (CAS 104)Beginning Keyboarding (CAS 121)

Recommended classes may have placement level requirements. Please consult with an academic advisor!

September October November December

January February March April

May June July August

September October November December

Financial Aid

$

• Loans• Grants• Work study

www.fafsa.ed.gov

www.pcc.edu/financial-aid

Panther Tracks

www.pcc.edu/panthertracks

Roberto SuárezOutreach & Orientation503-978-5291rsuarez@pcc.edu

Next Steps

1. See an advisor2. Register for classes3. Buy parking permit4. Buy books5. Go to class

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