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Getting StartedThis publication is intended for information only and is not

intended as a contract. Collin College reserves the right to make changes or deletions at any time without notice.

You’re going to Collin College. Smart move.

Welcome to Collin College. This registration guide will introduce you to Collin College’s programs, policies and procedures. Take a look at what we have to offer. Then, when you are ready to search for class offerings, check out our e-schedule at collin.edu .

Table of Contents

Important Dates/Final Exam Schedule 3

Admissions 4

Registration 5

TSI (Texas Success Initiative) 8

Payments and Refunds 9

Student Services 13

Academic Opportunities 17

Contacts 22

NEW LEGISLATION: Bacterial Meningitis Vaccination

New state legislation mandates that effective Spring 2012, all new students under the age of 30 are required to provide proof of having received the bacterial meningitis vaccination or booster by January 7 for the Spring semester. The legislation does not apply to you if you are enrolled only in courses online or via distance education.

You must provide proof of receiving the vaccine to Collin College or file for an exemption. The Texas Department of State Health Services allows exemptions from the immunization requirement based on:

• Reasonsofconscience,includingbutnotlimitedtoa religious belief

• ActivedutywiththearmedforcesoftheUnitedStates

Visit the TDSHS immunization exemptions webpage for instructions on requesting an exemption.

You may fax your documentation to 1.972.548.6702 or 972.377.1792. For more information, on exceptions and exemptions,emailusatAdmissions@collin.edu.

The vaccine must be current and valid through May 13, 2012. For the spring term, you must provide proof of receiving the vaccine on or before January 7, 2012.

Questions?

EmailAdmissions@collin.edu

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PrioritY regiStration CougarWeb registration is based on completed Collin College credit hours. November 29 50 hours and aboveNovember 30 30 hours and aboveDecember 1 1 hour and above

mark Your CalendarSDecember 2– January 18CougarWeb Registration opens for ALL students at 8 a.m. and continues 24/7except where otherwise noted below.

Important Dates

Spring: Jan. 17-May 13

* After 8 p.m. full payment is due on the day of registration. ** After 5 p.m. full payment is due on the day of registration.*** The “Census Date” and “Last Day to Withdraw” for Express Classes and mini-semesters vary. Classes dropped after the Census Date will appear on the student’s official transcript with a “W” but have no effect on grade point average. Contact the Admissions and Records Office for details. Transfer students should contact Academic Advising for further information.

Final Exam SchedulemondaY, maY 7MWF, MW ClassesClass Time Exam Time7 a.m. 7-9 a.m.7:30 a.m. 7:30-9:30 a.m.10 a.m. 10 a.m.-noon10:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.12:30 p.m. 12:30-2:30 p.m.2:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.3 p.m. 3-5 p.m.5 p.m. 5-7 p.m.5:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.8 p.m. 8-10 p.m.8:30 p.m. 8:30-10:30 p.m.

tueSdaY, maY 8TR ClassesClass Time Exam Time7 a.m. 7-9 a.m.7:30 a.m. 7:30-9:30 a.m.9:30 a.m. 9:30-11:30 a.m.10 a.m. 10 a.m.-12 p.m.10:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.12:30 p.m. 12:30-2:30 p.m.1 p.m. 1-3 p.m.1:30 p.m. 1:30-3:30 p.m.3:30 p.m. 3:30-5:30 p.m.4 p.m. 4-6 p.m.4:30 p.m. 4:30-6:30 p.m.6:30 p.m. 6:30-8:30 p.m.7 p.m. 7-9 p.m.7:30 p.m. 7:30-9:30 p.m.

WedneSdaY, maY 9MWF, MW ClassesClass Time Exam Time8 a.m. 8-10 a.m.8:30 a.m. 8:30-10:30 a.m.11 a.m. 11 a.m.-1 p.m.1 p.m. 1-3 p.m.1:30 p.m. 1:30-3:30 p.m.3:30 p.m. 3:30-5:30 p.m.4 p.m. 4-6 p.m.6 p.m. 6-8 p.m.6:30 p.m. 6:30-8:30 p.m.7 p.m. 7-9 p.m.7:30 p.m. 7:30-9:30 p.m.

thurSdaY, maY 10TR ClassesClass Time Exam Time8 a.m. 8-10 a.m.8:30 a.m. 8:30-10:30 a.m.9 a.m. 9-11 a.m.11 a.m. 11 a.m.-1 p.m.11:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.Noon Noon-2 p.m.2 p.m. 2-4 p.m.2:30 p.m. 2:30-4:30 p.m.3 p.m. 3-5 p.m.5 p.m. 5-7 p.m.5:30 p.m. 5:30-7:30 p.m.6 p.m. 6-8 p.m.8 p.m. 8-10 p.m.8:30 p.m. 8:30-10:30 p.m.

FridaY, maY 11MWF, MW ClassesClass Time Exam Time9 a.m. 9-11 a.m.9:30 a.m. 9:30-11:30 a.m.11:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.Noon Noon-2 p.m.2 p.m. 2-4 p.m.4:30 p.m. 4:30-6:30 p.m.

The fiNal exam scheDule is subJecT To chaNge.

onCe-a-Week ClaSSeSFinal exams for classes meeting only once each week are scheduled for the regular class time during finals week. Saturday-only classes meet May 12 for their final exams. Sunday-onlyclasseswillmeetMay13fortheirfinalexams.Allotherclasseswillmeetonlyforfinalexamsduringfinalsweek.Thefinalexamscheduleissubjecttochange. For classes starting at times other than those listed above, the instructor must make arrangements with the class for the exam.

November 23–27

Thanksgiving Holiday (ALL CAMPUSES CLOSED)

December2 Spring CougarWeb Early Registration Begins for ALL Students (8 a.m.)December 22-JaNuarY 1 Winter Break (ALL CAMPUSES CLOSED)

January3 Spring Early Registration Payment Deadline (8 p.m.)* for students who registered early4 CourgarWeb System NOT Available for Registration or Payment5 All College Planning Work Session – ALL CAMPUSES CLOSE at 12 p.m.5 CougarWeb System Resumes for registration, etc. (8 a.m.)7 Deadline for receiving the bacterial meningitis vaccine to register for spring10 Spring Student IDs Available10 Last day for any Probation or Suspension Students to Register for Spring16 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (ALL CAMPUSES CLOSED) 17 Spring Classes Begin (Admissions opens at 7:30 a.m.)30 Spring Census

march9 Last Day to Withdraw from Spring 16 Week Classes***12 Maymester/Summer CougarWeb Priority Early Registration Begins12-18 Spring Break – No Classes15 Maymester/Summer CougarWeb Early Registration Begins for ALL Students 16-18 Spring Break – ALL CAMPUSES CLOSED

april6-8 Spring Holiday (ALL CAMPUSES CLOSED) 24 Fall CougarWeb Priority Early Registration Begins

may7-13 Final Exam Week8 Maymester Early Registration Payment Deadline (5 p.m.)** for students who registered early 9 CougarWeb System NOT Available for Registration or Payment 10 CougarWeb System Resumes for registration, etc. (8 a.m.) 11 Graduation, 7 p.m.

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AdmissionsCollin College operates with an open door admissions policy. Students

18 years of age or older are eligible for admission. Other students may be admitted under special admissions requirements. Collin College reserves the right to guide the placement of students, which may include assessments, interviews and a review of past academic performance. Avoidlonglines.Applyforadmissiononlineatcollin.edu.Ensurean

early registration time by having all official college or university transcripts sent to Collin College. If no college has been attended, send the official high school transcript or copy of the GED. TheAdmissionsOfficewillacceptapplicationsinpersonuntil6:30p.m.

on the nights each office is open, and until 3:30 p.m. on Friday afternoons. Due to the heavy volume of applicants, it is recommended that prospective students arrive at least two hours before the cutoff time.

Official transcripts are required from all regionally accredited colleges/ universities attended. Failure to provide a transcript will result in future registration at Collin College being blocked and ineligibility to receive Collin College transcripts. If no college/university has been attended, a high school transcript or GED is required.

Documents and transcripts submitted for admission become the property of Collin College and will not be returned to the applicant.

FirSt time FreShmenRequirementsforstudents18yearsandolderwhohaveneverattended

a college/university:1.SubmitacompletedapplicationtotheAdmissionsandRecordsOffice

or submit online at collin.edu .2. Provide an official high school transcript or GED.3. Submit official TSI documentation.

SPeCial admiSSionSThe following categories are considered special admits:1. High school students who have exceptional ability, requesting early

admission consideration.2. Students under 18 without a high school diploma or equivalent.3. Home school students under the age of 18.

See the catalog for policies or contact the Academic Partnerships Office at 469.365.1850 or visit www.collin.edu/dualcredit .

tranSFer StudentS•SubmitacompletedapplicationtotheAdmissionsandRecordsOffice

(ARO)orsubmitonlineatcollin.edu.•Anofficialtranscriptfromallregionallyaccreditedcolleges/universities

attended is required for admission. Students on probation or suspension from another college or university must obtain approval from academic advising before the posted deadline.•SubmitofficialTSIdocumentation(seep.8).•Submitresidencydocumentation(seebelow).

Collin College StudentS not enrolled in the PaSt aCademiC Year•SubmitacompletedapplicationtotheAdmissionsandRecordsOffice

(ARO)orsubmitonlineatcollin.edu.•Submitanofficialtranscriptfromallregionallyaccreditedcolleges/

universities attended.•SubmitofficialTSIdocumentation(seep.8).•Submitresidencydocumentation.

international StudentSAllstudentsholdingF-1visasshouldcontacttheInternationalStudents

Officeat972.516.5012orviae-mailatiso@collin.edu.Requirementsfor admission are available on the web at www.collin.edu/gettingstarted/advising/international/.

regiStration CheCkliSt•CompleteApplicationforAdmissiononlineorinperson.•Submitofficialtranscripts•Provideproofofmeningitisvaccine,ifneeded•SubmitofficialTSIscores/exemption(seep.8)•Takeassessmentsifneeded(seep.14)•Meetwithanacademicadvisor(seep.13)•Obtainusernameandpasswordandregister(seep.6)•Payforclasses(seep.9)•Signupfornewstudentorientation(seep.14)•ObtainyourstudentIDcard(seep.5)

reSidenCY StatuSTo be considered a Texas resident for tuition purposes, students

must clearly establish that they have resided in Texas for the 12 months preceding enrollment. Documentation of Texas residency is required.

Students on certain types of visas are not eligible for in-state tuition. Permanent residents are eligible for in-state tuition once the 12-month requirementismet.Studentswhohaveanoutstandingbalancearesubjectto being dropped from all classes for nonpayment of remaining tuition. In some cases, a high school transcript and a copy of the Texas Driver’s License or ID card will be required for admissions. These items will be used to facilitate the decision about a student’s residency status.

Students not documenting county or state residency prior to the census date of the term will be charged the higher rate. Tuition refunds due to residency changes will only be made for college errors if documentation wasnotsubmittedbeforecensus(seetheacademiccalendarfordate).

In-COunTyStudents who have established Texas residency and who reside in Collin

County on or before the census day for the term, will be classified as in-county.

OuT-OF-COunTyStudents who have established Texas residency and who reside outside

of Collin County on or before the census day for the term will be classified as out-of-county.

OuT-OF-STATE AnD OuT-OF-COunTRyStudents who have not resided in Texas for the 12 months preceding

registration will be classified as out-of-state. Most students holding temporaryvisaswillbeclassifiedasout-of-country.ContacttheAdmissionsandRecordsOfficeforvisaseligibleforin-stateresidency.

ChAngE OF ADDRESSChanges of address, name, etc. must be reported promptly to

theAdmissionsandRecordsOffice.Thisenablesstudentstoreceiveregistration and other information from college departments and programs. Changes of address affecting residency classification should be promptly reported, along with documentation of current address. Name andCampuswideIDNumber(CWID)changesrequirephotocopiesofthestudent’s Social Security card.

AD VALOREM WAIVERSStudents who have not lived in Texas for the 12 months preceding

registration, but who own property in Collin County, may be eligible for anadvaloremwaiver.Acopyofthedeedormostrecentpropertytaxstatement is required for verification. If this waiver is based on a student’s (underage24)parents’propertyownership,gototheAdmissionsandRecordsOfficefortheproperformtocomplete.OnceTexasresidencyhasbeenestablished(12months),advaloremwaiversexpireandadditionalresidency must be provided.

Property owners on most types of temporary visas are not eligible fortheadvaloremwaiver.StudentsmustgenerallybeU.S.citizensorpermanent residents to be eligible for an ad valorem waiver.

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RegistrationStudent id CardS

AllcreditstudentsatCollinCollegearerequiredtohaveaStudent ID Card to use services provided by college offices and labs including the Collin College Bookstores, Career Services, Computer Labs,theAdmissionsandRecordsOffice,theFitnessCenters,theLibraries, the Math Labs, Student Life and the Testing Centers. ID Cards are made at the Student Life Office.

Once students have registered and paid for their courses, ID cards will be issued in accordance with the dates listed below. Students may not register for classes and receive their ID in the same 24 hour period. Students must provide a valid picture ID before a student ID card will be issued. The ID card will be valid district-wide during the student’s enrollment at the college. For more information: Contact the Student Life Office or see the Collin College Student Handbook.

id CardS are available beginning:

Spring: January 10, 2012

auditing a CourSe

Students may choose to audit certain classes. When auditing, a courseistakenwithoutreceivingcreditforthatcourse.Anystudentintending to audit a course must register for that course in person the first day of classes. Students who have already registered for a course as credit using CougarWeb may not later change their status to audit. Auditstudentsaresubjecttotheusualregistrationprocess.

Aspecialnon-refundableauditfeeisassessedforeachclassinaddition to regular tuition and fees. Students who audit are not eligible to print from computers in the library or computer lab. [Foreign language, sign language, developmental education, appliedmusiclessons(MUAP),allBusinessandComputerSystems(B&CS),Cisco,andMicrosoftcoursesmaynotbeaudited].(Continuing Education offers foreign language classes. See the currentContinuingEducationScheduleofClassesfordetails).Additionally,studentsadmittedunderspecialadmissionsarenot

eligible to audit.

PaSS/Fail grading oPtion

Non-degree seeking students may select a pass/fail grade option forforeignlanguage,signlanguage,creativewriting,andCOSU(StudentSuccess)courses.Whentakingaclasspass/fail,alettergrade will not be assigned for the course. The transcript will indicate whether or not the student passed or failed the course. This option is not available for students working toward a degree plan or intending to transfer to another institution. To select a pass/fail grade, complete theappropriateformattheAdmissionsandRecordsOfficebeforethe term’s census date.

SChedule ChangeS

ADD/DROPStudents may add/drop classes using CougarWeb through the first

two days of classes during a long semester and during the first day of summerormini-semesterterms.Anyschedulechangeafterthatmustbemadeinpersonatacampusadmissionsoffice.Add/dropsmadeduring the same login session will be an even dollar exchange for the samenumberofhours(exception:labfeesarenotexchangeable).Dropping during one session and adding during another session will resultinarefundoflessthan100percent(seerefunds,p.10).

When dropping a class, the student must also drop any accompanying lab or the CougarWeb system will automatically leave the student registered for the lecture. Classes dropped after the census date will appear on the student’s official transcript with a “W” buthavenoeffectongradepointaverage.ContacttheAdmissionsandRecordsOfficefordetails.TransferstudentsshouldcontactAcademicAdvisingforfurtherinformation.Allstudentsmustinitiatetheprocesstobedroppedfromclasses

prior to the first class day or they will be required to make payment for tuition and fees assessed. Students receiving financial aid will not be automatically dropped from classes.

InTERnATIOnAL STuDEnTS AnD STuDEnTS RECEIVIng FInAnCIAL AID OR VETERAn BEnEFITS

International students and students receiving financial aid and/ or veteran’s benefits are required to notify the appropriate office prior to dropping/withdrawing from classes.

For international students, failure to maintain full-time status* couldaffectF-1studentvisastatusandcouldalsojeopardizeimmigration status.

* Full-time status is 12 semester credit hours (SCH) for fall and spring semesters and six SCH in a summer session. Full-time status for minisemesters varies. International students are not required to enroll in summer sessions.

WIThDRAWALSPrior to withdrawing, students should talk with their

professor(s)and/ortheiradvisors.Studentswhoneedtodroporwithdrawfromclass(es)maydosointheStudentDevelopmentCenter at any campus. Students may also drop or withdraw by mail. Faxed withdrawals will not be accepted. Drops and withdrawals cannot be done on CougarWeb after the first two days of classes. The postmark date is the official drop/withdrawal date when mailed before the deadline. Signatures are required on mailed requests.Notethewithdrawaldatesinthecalendar(seep.3)andconsult the current Collin College Catalog for more details.

NOTE: Failure to drop or withdraw on or before the Last Day to Withdraw will result in a performance grade.

NOTE: To ensure that students receive information about the support services available to promote success, all students enrolled in a developmental class must meet with their professor, an advisor and the dean prior to withdrawing from a class. For additional information, please contact the Developmental Education Office at 972.881.5720.

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WIThDRAWAL POLICyTexas Education Code 51.907 Course Drop Limit ProvisionsStudents who enroll as an entering freshman or a first-time college

student in undergraduate courses at any Texas public community college, technical institute, health sciences institution, or any public university offering undergraduate courses must comply with the legislation of TEC51.907.

TEC51.907 states that students who enroll for the first time during the fall2007semesteroranysubsequentsemesteraresubjecttothecoursedrop limit of six course drops. This includes any course a transfer student has dropped at another institution.

lab and reCitation regiStrationCorequisitecourses(lectureswithlabsand/orrecitations)are

designated with separate course reference numbers in the schedule. You must register for both the lecture and the corresponding lab. Failure to register for a required lab with a separate reference number will result in an automatic drop of the original lecture request.

CougarWeb

Students will register for spring classes using the college’s portal, CougarWeb. Through CougarWeb, students can view classes and availability, register for classes, pay tuition, view financial aid status, access CougarMail, and more. Log on to the website at collin.edu for additional information or contact Technical Support at 972.377.1777.

look uP ClaSSeS

1. Log on to http://cougarweb.collin.edu2. UnderAcademics,clickonSchedule3. Click on View e-schedule4. UnderSearchbyTerm:chooseSpring2012Credit5. Click Submit6. ChooseSubject,thenfurtherrefinecourses,campuses,etc.7. MakenoteofCRNforeachclasswanted8. Proceed to register

beFore You log on, get Your uSername and PaSSWord.

You must have received your username and password before you log on. The username and password will be e-mailed to the student’s personal e-mail account once the admission process is complete. Students who already have a username and password do not have to go to campus unless they need to assess or obtain advice, or if they have holds on their accounts. With a password, students can:•Add/dropclassesduringregistration.•MakecreditcardpaymentsonCougarWeb.•MakecheckpaymentsonCougarWeb.

CougarWeb regiStration and PaYment1. Log on to http://cougarweb.collin.edu2. Click on Home Tab3. ScrollDowntoRegistrationTools4. ClickonAdd/DropClasses5. Select Specific Term6. Select Courses for Enrollment7. SelectRegistrationFeeAssessment8. Select E-Pay, Make Payment

9. SelectCollinCountyAccountSuitetomakepayment10.Registrationiscompleteonlyuponfullpaymentoftuitionandfees

add/droP ClaSSeSStudents may add/drop classes using CougarWeb through the first two

days of classes during the long terms and during the first day of class duringasummerormini-semesterterm.Anyschedulechangeafterthatmustbemadeinpersonatacampusadmissionsoffice.Add/dropsmadeduring the same login session on or before the census date will be an even dollar exchange for the same number of hours (exception: lab fees arenotexchangeable).Droppingduringonesessionandaddingduringanother session will result in a refund of less than 100 percent (see refunds,p.10).

When dropping a class, students must also drop any accompanying labs or the CougarWeb system will automatically leave the student registered for the lecture. Classes dropped after the Census Date will appear on the student’s official transcript with a “W” but have no effect on grade point average.ContacttheAdmissionsandRecordsOfficefordetails.TransferstudentsshouldcontactAcademicAdvisingforfurtherinformation.

CougarWeb ServiCeS•AcademicTranscript •AccountSummary•AddressInformation •DegreeAudit•FeeAssessment/Payment •Grades•Holds •Registration•StudentSchedule

helP lineSFrisco 972.377.1744Allen and McKinney 972.548.6744Plano and Rockwall 972.881.5744

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rePeating CourSeSGrades of all courses taken will be recorded on the student’s transcript.

Only the highest grade and credits earned for a repeated course taken beginning with the fall 2009 semester will be applied toward degree or program requirements. Courses repeated before fall 2009 will have only thelastgradeandcredits(whetherhigherorlower)earnedappliedtoward degree or program requirements. Acourseinwhichagrade(including“W”)hasbeenreceivedcan

berepeatedonlyonetimetoreplacethegrade.Registrationholdswill be placed on courses that have been attempted twice. In addition, developmental courses may be taken for a combined total of no more than 27 credits and follow the same repeat rule.

VeteransshouldconsulttheDirectorofFinancialAid/VeteransAffairsbefore repeating any course. Students planning to transfer to another college or university should check with a Collin College academic advisor or with receiving institutions for their repeat policies.

SPring earlY regiStration regiStration PaYment deadline

Dec.2,2011-Jan.18,2012 Jan.3,2012(8p.m.)

Payment must be received in the Cashier’s Office by the posted payment deadline dates and times. Postmarks are not a consideration. After the early registration payment deadline date, full payment must be made on the day of registration or you will be dropped from all your courses.

Students applying for financial aid must initiate the process to be dropped from classes prior to the first class day or they will be required to make payment for tuition and fees assessed. Students receiving financial aid will not be automatically dropped from classes.

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TSI Texas Success Initiative

TheTexasSuccessInitiative(TSI)wasmandatedthroughtheactionofthe78thTexasLegislaturetoreplacetheTexasAcademicSkillsProgram(TASP).LikeTASP,TSIisdesignedtomeasurecompetencyinreading, writing and mathematics and to recommend developmental coursesinareasofidentifieddeficiencies.Allstudentswhoarenoteligible for an exemption or waiver must take an approved TSI test prior to enrollment in any Texas public college or university. For each long semester that a student is enrolled at Collin College, he/she must enroll in every required developmental course until remediation is completeinthatsubject.

SuCCeSS initiativeS exemPtionS and WaiverS

The following exemptions and waivers allow students to enroll without testing. However, all students must meet test score prerequisites for certain courses.

exemPtionSCertain students are exempt from mandatory state testing but

may be required to submit Collin College placement scores to register for courses with test score prerequisites. Students may be exempt from TSI testing if they:•TooktheSATItestlessthanfiveyearsagoandmadean

aggregate score of 1070, combining math and critical reading, with a minimum 500 critical reading and 500 math.•TooktheACTlessthanfiveyearsagoandmadeaminimum

qualifying score of 23 composite, with 19 English and 19 math.•TooktheTAKStestasahighschooljuniororseniornomore

than three years ago and made a qualifying score of 2200 in mathand2200inEnglish/languagearts(ELA)withawritingsub score of at least 3.•Haveabachelor’sdegreeorassociatedegreefromaU.S.

regionally accredited institution.•Werehonorablydischarged,retiredorreleasedfromactivedutyasamemberofthearmedforcesoftheU.S.orTexasNationalGuard or service as a member of a reserve component of the armedforcesoftheUnitedStatesonorafterAug.1,1990.•HavetransferredtoCollinCollegefromaregionallyaccreditedprivateorindependentU.S.institutionofhighereducationor a regionally accredited out-of-state institution of higher education and have satisfactorily completed three credit hours of college-level coursework.•HavepreviouslyattendedanyTexaspublicinstitutionand

have been determined to have met readiness standards by that institution.

Partial exemPtionS

StudentswithanACTcompositescoreof23orhighercanbeexemptfromtheTSImathwithanACTmathscoreof19orhigher,eveniftheACTEnglishislessthan19.StudentswithanACTcompositescoreof23orhighercanbeexemptfromtheTSIReadingandTSIwritingwithanACTEnglishscoreof19orhigher,even though the math may be less than 19.

StudentswithaSATcombinedcriticalreadingandmathscoreof1070(orhigher)canbeexemptfromTSImathwithaSATmathscoreof500(orhigher)eventhoughtheSATcriticalreadingmaybe less than 500. Students with a combined critical reading and mathscoreof1070(orhigher)canbeexemptfromTSIReadingandTSIwritingwithaSATcriticalreadingscoreof500(orhigher)eventhoughtheSATmathmaybelessthan500.StudentswithaTAKSmathscoreof2200(orhigher)canbe

exemptfromTSImath.Likewise,aTAKSEnglish/languageartsscore of 2200 with a writing sample of 3 exempts a student from TSIreadingandTSIwriting.TheTAKSEnglish/languageartscomponents are “all or nothing.”

New students will be required to furnish the college with official documentation regarding TSI status.

WaiverS

Certain students are waived from mandatory state testing, but may be required to submit placement scores to register for classes with test score prerequisites. Waivers must be renewed each semester. Students can be waived from TSI requirements if they•Arepursuingacertificateofnomorethan42hours.AchangeofmajormustbecompletedbythestudentandsubmittedtotheAdmissionsandRecordsOffice.•AreservingonactivedutyasamemberofthearmedforcesoftheUnitedStates,theTexasNationalGuardorasamemberofareservecomponentofthearmedforcesoftheUnitedStates and have been serving for at least three years preceding enrollment(documentationrequired).

minimum PaSSing StandardS

New and transferring students, not otherwise exempt or waived from mandatory testing, must submit scores from an approved test prior to initial Collin College enrollment.

Students who do not meet the Minimum Passing Standard in one or more areas are encouraged to meet with an academic advisor.

ComPaSS teSting SChedule

TheACTCompassTestisavailableforTSIrequirements.TheTestingCentersattheCentralParkCampus,thePrestonRidgeCampus and the Spring Creek Campus administer the TSI tests. Atestingfeeof$29mustbepaidpriortotesting.Receiptmustbepresented(inperson)ataTestingCenterinordertotaketheexam.TexasHigherEducationAssessment(THEA)isperiodicallyscheduled.

For more information, contact the TSI Office at 972.881.5902 (tsi_info@collin.edu)ortheDirectorofTestingat972.548.6773(smiller@collin.edu).

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Payments and RefundsPaYment PoliCieS

Collin College accepts cash, check, cashier’s check, money order, MasterCard,VISAorDiscover.Two-party,out-of-stateandtemporarychecks are not accepted. Payments by personal check are processed throughAutomatedClearinghouse(ACH).WerequireavalidTexasdriver’s license of the person signing the check and the student’s ID number and local address to be written on the check. If you prefer to not have your ID number on your check, please submit your payment by cashier’s check or money order. (You may pay with cash, in person, at the Cashier’s Office. Please do not mail cash or depositcashinthedropboxes.)Fullpaymentmustbereceivedatany Cashier’s Office by the close of business on the payment deadline date(seePaymentOptions).

Students with outstanding balances after 8 p.m. on January 3 for SpringwillbedroppedfromALLclasses.PartialpaymentwillnotpreventALLclassesfrombeingdropped.StudentswhoregisterafterJanuary 3, including Weekend, Express or Mini-semester registration must pay in full at the time of registration to prevent being dropped for non-payment.

Enrollment is complete only upon full payment of tuition and fees. The Cashier’s Office advises students to pay tuition and fees when enrolling. Your registration will be canceled if full payment is not received in the Cashier’s Office by the payment deadline. For additional questions,contacttheCashier’sOfficeatcashier@collin.edu.

third PartY billing (tPb)

AvalidTPBagreementbetweenanagencyandCollinCollegemust be on file, and a voucher from the business or agency paying tuition must be presented to the Cashier’s Office prior to the payment due date each term. Students will be responsible for all amounts owed if sponsoring agency does not remit payment in full.

FinanCial aid and SCholarShiPS

Students with accepted financial aid awards noted on the studentaccountaseitherMemoorAuthorizedAid,andanamountsufficient to cover all of the tuition and fee charges for the term, do not need to make an additional payment. The noted financial aid funds will disburse to the student account on or after the census date, creating a credit balance. The charges on the account will be deducted from the financial aid credit, and the balance refunded to the student in a week to 10 days. Students with scholarship credits on their student account from an earlier term should verify with the Cashier’s Office that those funds may be used for the new academic year charges. Students are responsible for fulfilling any financial aid application and/or acceptance processes and maintaining current enrollment status of courses.

there are a varietY oF PaYment oPtionS:

COugARWEBPaybycreditcard(VISA,MasterCardorDiscover)orcheck

when you register via the CougarWeb system:•InCougarWeb,fromStudentQuicklinks•SelectPaybyCreditCard/Check.•SelectCollinCollegeAccountSuitetomakepayment.•Registrationiscompleteonlyuponpaymentofalltuition

and feesIf you input a credit card number and expiration date to charge your tuition, the CougarWeb system will indicate whether your tuition will or will not be charged to your credit card.

For more information: see p. 6.

In PERSOnPay at the Cashier’s Office at Central Park, Courtyard, Spring

CreekorPrestonRidgeduringregularbusinesshoursonorbeforethepaymentdeadline(s).Youcanpaybycash,check,moneyorder,cashier’scheckorcreditcard(VISA,MasterCardorDiscover).

By MAIL Mail a check or money order (include the Texas driver’s license

number of the person signing the check and the student’s College CWID Number)tobereceivedbythepaymentdeadline(postmarksarenotaconsideration)to:CollinCollege,Cashier’sOffice,POBox869055,Plano,TX75086-9055.(PersonalchecksareACHprocessed).

OR

Mail a credit card number, expiration date, cardholder’s name and authorized signature to the Cashier’s Office at the address above by the payment deadline (postmarks are not aconsideration).

PAyMEnT By DROP BOxDrop boxes are located outside the Cashier’s Offices at the Preston

RidgeandSpringCreekcampuses.Dropboxpaymentsmaybemadebycheck,moneyorder,cashier’scheckorbyVISA,MasterCardor Discover. Each payment must include the student’s name and College CWID Number. For a check payment, write the driver’s license number of the person signing the check and a daytime phone numberonthecheck.PersonalchecksareACHprocessed.Foracredit card payment, include the cardholder’s name, credit card number, expiration date and an authorized signature.

nOTE:IfaMasterCard,VISA,orDiscovergiftcardisusedtopay for tuition, please do not discard the used card. If any refund is necessary, the refund amount will be returned and loaded to the original gift card.

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PLEASE nOTE:AftertheEarlyRegistrationpaymentdeadline(seep.3fordeadline

dates)registrationandpaymentactivityiscalculatedonadailybasis.Anunpaid balance on ONE class at the close of the business day will cause youtobedroppedfromALLclasses,includingthoseforwhichyouhavepreviously paid. For example, if you register for three hours at 9 a.m. and pay Collin College in full, and register for three more hours at 10 a.m. and do not pay for these hours by the close of business that day, you will bedroppedfromALL6HOURS.

•Ifregistrationiscancelledfornon-payment,itistheresponsibilityofthe student to re-register for classes.

tuition inStallment—Sign uP online

Installment plans for the spring term will be available beginning Dec. 14, and the last day for plan initiation is Jan. 13. You must complete an installment plan promissory note and pay 50 percent of all tuition andfeesplusa$25non-refundableprocessingchargeatthetimeofapplication for a deferment. The next payment of 25 percent of all tuition and fees is due on or before 5 p.m., Feb. 9, and the final 25 percent payment is due on or before 5 p.m., March 8. Once you initiate an installment plan, if you add any courses, 50 percent of the new tuition and fee charges incurred is due on the day of enrollment.

To initiate an installment payment plan, go to CougarWeb, and log in withyourUserIDandPIN:•SelecttheQuicklinks,PaybyCreditCard/Check•SelectCollinCollegeAccountSuitebar•SelectEnrollinaPaymentPlanThe installment application process for early registration must be

completed by 7 p.m. on Jan. 3. From Jan. 5, the installment agreement must be completed on the day of registration. IMPORTANTNOTE:Studentsunder18yearsofagemaynotinitiate

an installment plan. Parents or guardians of minor students may initiate an installment plan on the minor’s behalf in person at a cashier office location.

Installments processed in the Cashier’s Office are only available from 9 a.m. until one hour before closing and are only available for those representing minor students and those students paying cash.

Stopping payment on your check will not cancel your payment plan. Anyrefundduebecauseofdroppedorwithdrawncourseswillbeappliedto any payment due. Official grades and transcripts may be withheld until all payments have been made, and default may result in course withdrawal.AstudentmaynotapplyfortheTuitionInstallmentPlanandthe Emergency Tuition Loan in the same term.

reFundS

The state-mandated refund policy for credit classes is outlined below. Refundsfor100percentarecalculatedbasedonwithdrawalsanddropsoccurring prior to each semester’s first class day. Each semester’s first class day is always the first official day of the semester, not the first day of an individual’s class.

Students in cancelled classes, who do not add another class, will automatically be dropped and a full refund, less nonrefundable fees issued, during the scheduled refund process. Credit amounts resulting from registration activity will be applied to any outstanding charge before a refund is processed.

Refundsareprocessedapproximatelythreeweeksafterthefirstclassday.Refundswillbeissuedinthesameformaspaymentwasreceived.RefundsissuedaschecksaremailedtostudentsattheaddressonfileintheAdmissionsandRecordsOffice.Studentsmayestablishelectronicrefunds through the CougarWeb site:•FromStudentQuicklinks•SelectPaybyCreditCard/Check•CollinCountyAccountSuite•CreateaRefundProfile

The$2non-refundablerecordfeeandthemandatoryminimumtuitionwillbedeductedfromallrefunds.Refundoffeesandtuitionin excess of the minimum tuition required by state law are calculated according to the following schedule. The following refund/withdrawal dates apply to full term classes only. Flex Entry and Express classes have separate refund dates. Check with the Cashier’s Office for specific dates and refund amounts.

SPRIng REFunD DATES REFunDSOn or before Jan. 16 100%Jan. 17- Feb. 2 70%Feb. 3-8 25%AfterFeb.8 None

Add/dropsforequalcredithoursmadeinthesametermonthesameday on or before the census date will result in an even exchange of tuition charges(exception:labfeesarenotexchangeable).Dropsandaddsotherthan same term, same day equal exchanges will be assessed according to the state mandated refund policy and/or approved tuition rates.

Contact the Cashier’s Office for information on refunds for courses taken through Continuing Education.

tuition and FeeS

FEES• Audit fee:$25percourse(non-refundable)inadditiontotuition

and other fees.• Lab and Special Fees: See p. 12 for course-related fees.• Late Registration Fee:$10(non-refundable).• Student Record Fee: $2persemester(non-refundable).• Returned Check Fee: $25.• Installment Plan Service Charge: $25.• Installment Payment Late Fee: $25.

Firefighters and high school valedictorian students who qualify for a tuition waiver are required to pay the building use and student records fees charged to all students. Students qualifying for Hazelwood Exemption are required to pay student record and student life fees.

All fees are subject to change upon approval of the Collin College Board of Trustees.

NOTE: Collin College reserves the right to collect additional tuition and fees if it is determined the student registered under incorrect residency status.

Senior CitizenS

Effective Spring 2011, only Texas residents who reach 65 prior to the census date of the term are eligible for a tuition waiver. Proof of date of birthisrequired.ContacttheAdmissionsandRecordsOfficeformoreinformation.

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tuition SChedule*

Credit Hours

In-County Out-of-CountyOut-of-State/

Country$34/credithour $68/credithour $123/credithour

1 $36.00 $70.00 $209.002 $70.00 $138.00 $248.003 $104.00 $206.00 $371.004 $138.00 $274.00 $494.005 $172.00 $342.00 $617.006 $206.00 $410.00 $740.007 $240.00 $478.00 $863.008 $274.00 $546.00 $986.009 $308.00 $614.00 $1,109.00

10 $342.00 $682.00 $1,232.0011 $376.00 $750.00 $1,355.0012 $410.00 $818.00 $1,478.0013 $444.00 $886.00 $1,601.0014 $478.00 $954.00 $1,724.0015 $512.00 $1022.00 $1,847.0016 $546.00 $1090.00 $1,970.0017 $580.00 $1158.00 $2,093.0018 $614.00 $1226.00 $2,216.0019 $648.00 $1294.00 $2,339.0020 $682.00 $1,362.00 $2,462.0021 $716.00 $1,430.00 $2,585.00

$2 Student record fee included in above fees

* Subject to change by the Collin College Board of Trustees

** Includes $200 minimum required by law

Lab fees are not included in above fees. Lab fees vary by course and are not included in tuition schedule.

CoSt Per Credit hour examPle*

In addition to tuition, each credit hour cost includes the following fees: BuildingUseFee($6)andStudentActivityFee($1).

In-County Out-of-County Out-of-State/Country

Per Hour Tuition $27.00 $61.00 $116.00BuildingUseFee $6.00 $6.00 $6.00StudentActFee $1.00 $1.00 $1.00

Total $34.00 $68.00 $123.00

eStimated CoSt oF attendanCe

2011-2012 FInAnCIAL AID BuDgETEstimatedAverageCostofAttendance,TexasResident Based on 15 Hours for Fall and/or Spring Semester

2 SEMESTERS 1 SEMESTERTuition & Fees 1,228 614Room&Board 6,180 3,090Books 1,300 650Transportation 2,437 1,219Misc/Pers. Expense 1,625 813Loan fee if applicable 150 150Total Budget $12,920 $6,461

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CDEC-1356 .....................$15CDEC-1358 .....................$15CDEC-1359 .....................$15CDEC-1392 .....................$15CDEC-1394 .....................$15CDEC-1396 .....................$15CDEC-2304 .....................$15CDEC-2307 .....................$15CDEC-2315 .....................$15CDEC-2322 .....................$15CDEC-2324 .....................$15CDEC-2326 .....................$15CDEC-2328 .....................$15CDEC-2336 .....................$15CDEC-2340 .....................$15CDEC-2341 .....................$15CETT-1403. .....................$20CETT-1405. .....................$20CETT-1409. .....................$20CETT-1421. .....................$20CETT-1425. .....................$20CETT-1429. .....................$20CETT-1431. .....................$20CETT-1441. .....................$20CETT-1445. .....................$20CETT-1457. .....................$20CETT-2439. .....................$20CHEF-1301 .....................$50CHEF-1302 .....................$50CHEF-1310 .....................$50CHEF-1341 .....................$50CHEF-1345 .....................$50CHEF-2302 .....................$50CHEF-2331 .....................$50CHEF-2341 .....................$50CHEM-1405 ....................$10CHEM-1407 ....................$10CHEM-1411 ....................$10CHEM-1412 ....................$10CHEM-2401 ....................$20CHEM-2423 ....................$10CHEM-2425 ....................$10COMM-1319 ...................$10COSC-1301 .......................$5COSC-1315 .......................$5COSC-1337 .......................$5COSC-1436 .......................$5COSC-1437 .......................$5COSC-2325 .......................$5COSC-2336 .......................$5COSC-2436 .......................$5CPMT-1411 .....................$20CPMT-1443 .....................$20CPMT-1445 .....................$20CPMT-2302 .....................$15CPMT-2337 .....................$15CPMT-2371 .....................$15DFTG-1305 .....................$15DFTG-1309 .....................$15DFTG-1317 .....................$15DFTG-1333 .....................$15DFTG-1345 .....................$15DFTG-1358 .....................$15DFTG-1371 .....................$15DFTG-1373 .....................$15DFTG-2300 .....................$15DFTG-2305 .....................$15DFTG-2312 .....................$15DFTG-2319 .....................$15DFTG-2321 .....................$15DFTG-2328 .....................$15DFTG-2332 .....................$15DFTG-2335 .....................$15DFTG-2336 .....................$15DFTG-2350 .....................$15DFTG-2356 .....................$15DFTG-2413 .....................$20DFTG-2433 .....................$20DHYG-1331 ....................$22DHYG-2361 ....................$22EDUC-1301.....................$15EDUC-2301.....................$15EECT-1371. .....................$15

EECT-1407. .....................$20EECT-1448. .....................$20EECT-2373. .....................$15EECT-2374. .....................$15EECT-2375. .....................$15EECT-2437. .....................$20ELMT-1301 .....................$15ELMT-1405 .....................$20ELMT-2435 .....................$20ELMT-2437 .....................$20EMSP-1160.....................$88EMSP1161. .....................$88EMSP1162. .....................$88EMSP-1338.....................$15EMSP-1355.....................$15EMSP-1356.....................$15EMSP-1501.....................$15EMSP-2260.....................$88EMSP-2330.....................$15EMSP-2434.....................$15ENGR-2305.....................$15ENGT-1407 .....................$20ENVR-1401 .....................$10ENVR-1402 .....................$10FIRS-1301. .....................$15FIRS-1319. .....................$15FIRS-1323. .....................$15FIRS-1407. .....................$15FIRS-1433. .....................$15FIRT-2351. .....................$10FLMC-1301 .....................$15FLMC-1331 .....................$15FLMC-2331 .....................$15GAME-1303 ....................$15GAME-1304 ....................$15GAME-2342 .....................$5GAME-2344 .....................$5GEOL-1401 .....................$10GEOL-1402 .....................$10GEOL-1403 .....................$10GEOL-1404 .....................$10GEOL-1405 .....................$10GEOL-1445 .....................$10GEOL-1447 .....................$10GISC-1311 .......................$5GRPH-1359. .....................$5HART-1475 .....................$20HART-2472 .....................$15HPRS-2321 .......................$5IMED-1301.......................$5IMED-1316.....................$15IMED-1341.....................$15IMED-1345.......................$5IMED-2301.....................$15IMED-2309.......................$5IMED-2315.....................$15IMED-2345.......................$5INDS-1301......................$15INDS-1315......................$15INDS-1319......................$15INDS-1341......................$15INDS-1345......................$15INDS-1351......................$15INDS-1352......................$15INDS-1371......................$15INDS-1372......................$15INDS-1373......................$15INDS-2313......................$15INDS-2315......................$15INDS-2321......................$15INDS-2330......................$15INDS-2331......................$15INDS-2335......................$15INDS-2337......................$15INDS-2373......................$15INED-2330 .......................$5INEW-2330 .......................$5INEW-2334 .......................$5INEW-2338 .......................$5INEW-2340 .......................$5INTC-1305. .....................$15INTC-1307. .....................$15ITCC-1302. .....................$15

ITCC-1306. .....................$15ITCC-1342. .....................$15ITCC-1346. .....................$15ITCC-2471. .....................$20ITCC-2472. .....................$20ITCC-2473. .....................$20ITMC-1476 .....................$20ITMT-1300 .....................$15ITMT-1455 .....................$20ITMT-2400 .....................$20ITMT-2403 .....................$20ITMT-2430 .....................$20ITMT-2440 .....................$20ITMT-2446 .....................$20ITMT-2450 .....................$20ITNW-1358 .....................$15ITNW-1449 .....................$20ITNW-1451 .....................$20ITNW-1454 .....................$20ITNW-2305 .....................$15ITNW-2346 .....................$15ITNW-2350 .....................$15ITNW-2374 .....................$15ITNW-2471 .....................$20ITSC-1309 .......................$5ITSC-1316. .....................$15ITSE-1306 .......................$5ITSE-1311 .......................$5ITSE-1330 .......................$5ITSE-1332 .......................$5ITSE-1347 .......................$5ITSE-1356 .......................$5ITSE-2301 .......................$5ITSE-2302 .......................$5ITSE-2338 .......................$5ITSE-2353 .......................$5ITSE-2431 .......................$5ITSE-2304 .......................$5ITSE-2309 .......................$5ITSE-2313 .......................$5ITSE-2317 .......................$5ITSE-2334 .......................$5ITSE-2347 .......................$5ITSW-1304 .......................$5ITSW-1307 .......................$5ITSY-1300........................$5ITSY-2300.......................$15ITSY-2301.......................$15ITSY-2342.......................$15ITSY-2371.......................$15ITSY-2401.......................$20LGLA-1303......................$25LGLA-2333........................$5LOTT-1401 .....................$20LOTT-1443 .....................$20LOTT-1444 .....................$20LOTT-2436 .....................$20LOTT-2440 .....................$20LOTT-2449 .....................$20MATH-0302. .....................$5MATH-0305. .....................$5MATH-0310. .....................$5MATH-1314. .....................$5MATH-1316. .....................$5MATH-1324. .....................$5MATH-1325. .....................$5MATH-1342. .....................$5MATH-1370. .....................$5MATH-1376. .....................$5MATH-2305. .....................$5MATH-2312. .....................$5MATH-2413. .....................$5MATH-2414. .....................$5MATH-2415. .....................$5MATH-2417. .....................$5MATH-2419. .....................$5MDCA-1409 ....................$15MRMT-1267 .....................$5MRMT-1307 .....................$5MRMT-2333 .....................$5MRMT-2371 .....................$5MUAP-1101-1191 ...........$45MUAP-2201-2291 ...........$75

NANO-1301 ....................$15PHED-1115 ....................$10PHED-1123 ....................$75PHED-1124 ..................$100PHED-1125 ....................$75PHTC-1300 .....................$10PHTC-1311 .....................$10PHTC-1345 .....................$10PHTC-1353 .....................$10PHTC-2340 .....................$10PHTC-2341 .....................$10PHTC-2342 .....................$10PHYS-1401 .....................$10PHYS-1402 .....................$10PHYS-1403 .....................$10PHYS-1404 .....................$10PHYS-1405 .....................$10PHYS-1410 .....................$10PHYS-1415 .....................$10PHYS-2425 .....................$10PHYS-2426 .....................$10POFI-1301 .......................$5POFI-2301 .......................$5POFI-2331 .......................$5POFL-1359 .......................$5POFL-2301 .......................$5POFM-1300. .....................$5POFT-1127 .......................$5POFT-1307 .......................$5POFT-1319 .......................$5POFT-1329 .......................$5POFT-1349 .......................$5POFT-2203 .......................$5POFT-2301 .......................$5POFT-2312 .......................$5PSTR-1301 .....................$50PSTR-1305 .....................$50PSTR-1306 .....................$50PSTR-1310 .....................$50PSTR-1312 .....................$50PSTR-1340 .....................$50PSTR-2301 .....................$50PSTR-2307 .....................$50PSTR-2331 .....................$50RBTC-1305 .....................$15RNSG-1360 .....................$22RNSG-2460 .....................$22RNSG-1461 .....................$22RNSG-2561 .....................$22RSPT-1201. .....................$20RSPT-1307. .....................$22RSPT-1410. .....................$20RSPT-2355. .....................$22RSPT-2453. .....................$20RSTO-1301 .....................$40RSTO-2307 .....................$50SMFT-1343 .....................$15SMFT-1370 .....................$15SMFT-1372 .....................$15SMFT-1374 .....................$15SMFT-1471 .....................$15SMFT-1473 .....................$15SMFT-1475 .....................$20SMFT-2343 .....................$15SMFT-2370 .....................$15SMFT-2379 .....................$15SMFT-2471 .....................$15TECA-1303 .....................$15TECA-1311 .....................$15TECA-1318 .....................$20

AllfeesaresubjecttochangeuponapprovalbytheCollinCollegeBoardofTrustees

lab and SPeCial FeeS

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Student ServicesaCademiC adviSing*

Students are encouraged to meet with an academic advisor prior to registering for classes. Visit the advising lab located in the Student DevelopmentCenteratCentralParkCampus,PrestonRidgeCampusor Spring Creek Campus.

Students should bring high school and/or college transcripts when meeting with an advisor. Students on probation or suspension must meet with a full-time academic advisor by the posted deadline. Students who have not successfully completed TSI testing are strongly encouraged to meet with a full-time academic advisor.

For more information at Spring Creek Campus: call 972.881.5782 orvisitRoomG103.FormoreinformationatCentralParkCampus:call972.548.6782orvisitRoomA108.FormoreinformationatPrestonRidgeCampus:call972.377.1778orvisitRoomF109.

FinanCial aid and veteranS aFFairS*Collin College can assist you in realizing your dreams of a college

degree. No student should ever let finances stand in the way of a college education. You may qualify for federal financial and/or state aid,CollinCollegeFoundationscholarships,campusworkstudyjobs,and/or student loans.TheCollinCollegeFinancialAidOfficewillworkwithyouin

identifying and obtaining resources to support your educational pursuits. Our desire is to give you the tools you will need to make informed decisions and then to insure all qualified funding is applied to your student account in a timely fashion.WeencourageyoutovisittheFinancialAidwebsiteat

http:// www.collin.edu/gettingstarted/financialaid/ to learn about the TypesofAidavailablethroughourdepartment,tofindoutaboutimportant dates and deadlines, to obtain forms and to learn how to apply for financial aid. Don’t forget to review the “Beyond High School” PowerPoint presentation to better understand your financial options here at Collin College.TheCollinCollegeFinancialAid/VeteransAffairsOfficewillassist

veterans and eligible dependents with the filing of required documents foreducationalbenefitswiththeVeteransAdministrationaswellascertifying eligible classes each semester. The office serves all students eligibletoreceiveVAeducationbenefits.IfyouareuncertainwhetheryouareeligibleforVAeducationbenefitsyoushouldcontacttheUSDepartmentofVeteransAffairsatwww.gibill.va.govortheCollinCollegeFinancialAid/VeteransAffairsOfficeatanyofourcampuses.Formoreinformation,emailtheFinancialAidOfficeat

FinancialAid@collin.eduorvisitthewebsiteattheaboveaddress.YoumayalsovisittheSpringCreekCampusinRoomG103,theCentralParkCampusinRoomD118orthePrestonRidgeCampusinRoomF109.

To plan ahead, priority deadlines for financial aid for the following semesters are:

Spring 2012 – Oct. 1; Summer 2012 – Feb. 1; Fall 2012 – May 1

ADMISSIOnS AnD RECORDS OFFICE*Central Park Campus: 972.548.6710PrestonRidgeCampus:972.377.1710Spring Creek Campus: 972.881.5710

CAREER SERVICES AnD STuDEnT EMPLOyMEnT*Central Park Campus: 972.548.6747PrestonRidgeCampus:972.377.1781Spring Creek Campus: 972.881.5781

ChILD DEVELOPMEnT CEnTERSpring Creek Campus: 972.881.5945

DEAn OF STuDEnTS OFFICECentral Park Campus: 972.548.6771PrestonRidgeCampus:972.881.5667Spring Creek Campus: 972.377.1793

MATh LABSpring Creek Campus: 972.881.5921Central Park Campus: 972.548.6896PrestonRidgeCampus:972.377.1639

OnLInE STuDEnT SuPPORT CEnTERSpring Creek Campus: 972.881.5870

PERSOnAL COunSELIng SERVICES Spring Creek Campus: 972.881.5126Central Park Campus: 972.548.6615 or 972.881.5775PrestonRidgeCampus:972.377.1671or972.377.1735

STuDEnT LIFESpring Creek Campus: 972.881.5788Central Park Campus: 972.548.6788PrestonRidgeCampus:972.377.1788

TRAnSFER InFORMATIOn Collin Higher Education Center: 972.985.3734

TuTORIngSpring Creek Campus: 972.881.5128

WRITIng CEnTERSSpringCreekCampusandOn-LineAssistance: 972.881.5843-RoomD224CentralParkCampus:972.548.6857-RoomA104PrestonRidgeCampus:972.377.1576-RoomL213

The numbers listed above are the offices’ main numbers. To ensure a local call, call the Information Center at the nearest campus and request the office you seek.

* Note: These student services are located in the Student Development Center. For more information on student services, see the Collin College Catalog and the college website at http://www.collin.edu/studentresources/support/.

textbookS

Alistofrequiredandrecommendedcollegetextbooksandsupplemental materials for each Collin College course, including the title, author, retail price, and International Standard Book Number (ISBN),canbefoundontheCollinCollegeBookstorewebsiteathttp://bookstore.collin.edu/wm_disp.dept.htm .Astudentofthisinstitutionisnotunderanyobligationto

purchase a textbook from a university-affiliated bookstore. The same textbook may also be available from an independent retailer, including an online retailer.

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inFormation CenterS

AllenCenter 972.377.1060Central Park Campus 972.548.6790Collin Higher Education Center 972.599.3100PrestonRidgeCampus 972.377.1790Spring Creek Campus 972.881.5790

aCCeSS

ACCESS(AccommodationsatCollinCollegeforEqualSupportServices)is a comprehensive accommodations program for all students. Students withdisabilitiesareencouragedtomeetwithanACCESSadvisoratleastamonth prior to the beginning of classes. Services include interpreters, note-takers, readers, scribes, specialized testing and other accommodations dependingondocumentation.ACCESSalsooffersfreetutoringforallstudents.

For more information at Spring Creek Campus: call 972.881.5898 or visitRoomG200.

For more information at Central Park Campus: call 972.548.6816 or visitRoomD118I.FormoreinformationatPrestonRidgeCampus:call972.377.1785or

visitRoomF118.ForV/TTY:call972.881.5950.

Parking StiCkerS

Parking stickers are required. They are available at the Information DeskatCentralPark,CollinHigherEducationCenter,PrestonRidgeandSpringCreekcampuses.StudentsinAllenandRockwallcanseecollegestaff for stickers.

neW Student orientation

Allfirst-timestudentstoCollinCollegeshouldattendNewStudentOrientation. The purpose of orientation is to provide you with a comprehensive overview of the resources and opportunities at Collin College and to assist you in a successful collegiate career.

New Student Orientation is a one-day orientation program designed for students who have graduated from high school within the past three years. Dates and locations for the spring are: Jan. 4 at Central Park Campus,Jan.10atSpringCreekCampusandJan.11atPrestonRidgeCampus. These sessions are held from 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

New Student Orientation for Non-Traditional Students targets those returning to college after an extended break and adults starting college for the first time. This intensive orientation will be held from 6:30-9:30 p.m. on Jan. 12 at Spring Creek Campus.

For more information: Call 972.377.1750 or visit www.collin.edu/orientation.

aSSeSSmentS

Collin College administers local assessments through the Testing Centerstoensureproperplacementincourses.Assessmentscoresarevalid for one year.Assessmentsareofferedinreading,writingandmathematics.They

are required for placement in certain courses. New students are encouraged to take local assessments in all three skill areas if they have not previously been enrolled in college. Proof of prerequisites (documentationofsuccessfulprerequisitecoursecompletion)maybeused in lieu of assessments.

See the Collin College Catalog or visit an academic advisor for specific assessment information.

FormoreinformationatSpringCreekCampusvisitRoomJ232orcall972.881.5922.FormoreinformationatCentralParkCampusvisitRoomA109orcall

972.548.6849.FormoreinformationatPrestonRidgeCampusvisitRoomF209or

call 972.377.1522.

Student ServiCeS

www.collin.edu/studentresources

tutoring ServiCeS

Tutoring services are available free of charge to currently enrolled students in a selected number of courses. The following services are available:•SmallGroupTutoring•OnlineTutoringFormoreinformation:e-mailmboverie@collin.eduorcall

972.881.5128.

Cougaralert

CougarAlertistheofficialemergencynotificationsystemforCollinCollege, providing critical information via text message, phone message ore-mail.CougarAlertmaybetriggeredforevacuation,inclementweather, power outages or unscheduled closure but not for promotional purposes. During emergencies, go to collin.edu for details. If a closure notice is not posted on the website, the college is open. College-issued email and home phone numbers are automatically loaded for students, but text messaging and additional emails can be added. See www.collin.edu/cougaralert for instructions. (Standard text messaging fees from serviceprovidersmayapply.)

Cougarmail

Collin College’s official college-wide e-mail system for students, CougarMail, is powered by GoogleMail. Students are issued account information at admission and students should log in to the college portal, CougarWeb, to check their CougarMail.

The system will be used to distribute tuition statements, financial aid and registration information, class changes and cancellation data, faculty correspondence and more.

LOggIng On TO COugARMAIL1. Go to http://cougarweb.collin.edu and enter the username and

password issued at admission. If you do not have your username orpasswordvisittheAdmissionsandRecordsOfficeatacampus nearyou.ApictureIDisrequired.

2. Click on the student tab. Click “View your CougarMail” in the Cougar Connect channel.

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WellneSS Program

The Collin College Student Wellness program is dedicated to helping studentsenjoyahealthierandmoreproductivewayofliving.Freeactivity classes, wellness seminars and fun competitions are promoted by the program. Participants will become more productive at school and work, and essentially they will be happier people through the process of achieving a high level of wellness.

Important Notice: Before participating in any wellness activity class please complete the Medical Release/Informed Consent (http://ftp.collin.edu/ladams/New_wellness/medhist_frm.pdf ) form and give it to your instructor or Dr. Linda Adams.

For more information: call 972.881.5777 or visit http://ftp.collin.edu/ladams/new_wellness/index.htm .

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Academic Opportunitieslearning CommunitieS – a NaTioNal awarD-wiNNiNg Program

Become a member of a learning community by enrolling concurrently in a cluster of courses. In learning communities courses, at least two classes from different disciplines are combined around a common theme or central question. Professors from each discipline teach the course together, and students and professors form a community of learners. When you register for learning communities, you experience a collaborative learning environment and develop an understanding of the interrelationships of topics and disciplines.Coursesaretransferableandcansatisfycoreormajorrequirements.Youcansearchforlearningcommunitiesintheescheduleby

searchingfor“LearningCommunities”underAttributeType.Formoreinformationonlearningcommunities:call972.377.1662orvisitwww.collin.edu/learningcomm .

CPC

Fact or Fiction? History and Popular CultureCRN:20072 COURSE#1:HIST-1302.C06 StevenShort MW TIMECOURSE#1:9:00-10:15AM ROOM:B-106CRN:26676 COURSE#2:ENGL-1302.C12 GordonO’Neal MW TIMECOURSE#2:10:30-11:45AM ROOM:B-106MAXENROLLMENT:20

America: Under the InfluenceCRN:22645 COURSE#1:ENGL-1302.P15 LaurynAngel-Cann TR TIMECOURSE#1:830-9:45AM ROOM:F-172CRN:24955 COURSE#2:HIST-1302.P11 WendyGunderson TIMECOURSE#2:10:00-11:15AM ROOM:F-172MAXENROLLMENT:25Let’s Talk About Sex: The Politics of Gender and Sexuality in SocietyCRN:21643 COURSE#1:GOVT-2302.P05 Dr.DebraSt.John MW TIMECOURSE#1:9:00-10:15AM ROOM:F-172CRN:21300 COURSE#2:PSYC-2306.P01 Dr.TraceyMcKenzie TIMECOURSE#2:10:30-11:45PM ROOM:F-172MAXENROLLMENT:28Fight for a Republic: Centuries of Citizenship, Birth and Dispute of the ConstitutionCRN:21555 COURSE#1:GOVT-2301.P14 KarenStewart TR TIMECOURSE#1:1:00-2:15PM ROOM:F-172CRN:21562 COURSE#2:HIST-1301.P14 NicoleCoffelt TIMECOURSE#2:2:30-3:45PM ROOM:F-172MAXENROLLMENT:28Dissecting History: The Interaction Between Science and SocietyCRN:25330 COURSE#1:BIOL-1408.P05 SukanyaSubramanian MW TIMECOURSE#1:10:00-11:15AM ROOM:D-164CRN:24140 COURSE#2:HIST-1302.P07 BrettAdams TIMECOURSE#2:11:30-12:45PM ROOM:D-164MAXENROLLMENT:28The Red Room CRN:25670 COURSE#1:CHEF-1314.P01 KarenMusa MW TIMECOURSE#1:9:00-11:15AM ROOM:A-151CRN:25671 COURSE#2:RSTO-1304.P01 LaraEvans TIMECOURSE#2:11:30-1:10PM ROOM:A-150MAXENROLLMENT:18

SCC

Sensational Trials in Modern American History: Lizzie, Manson, OJ, and MoreCRN:24028 COURSE#1:CRIJ-1301.S01 DavidMarble MWF TIMECOURSE#1:10:00-10:50AM ROOM:BB-206CRN:20858 COURSE#2:HIST-1302.S09 MatthewCoulter TIMECOURSE#2:11:00-11:50AM ROOM:BB-206MAXENROLLMENT:32Deep Impact: Exploring Media Influences on Human Development CRN:25458 COURSE#1:TECA-1354.S02 SharonHirschy MW TIMECOURSE#1:10:00-11:15AM ROOM:I-216CRN:26529 COURSE#2:PSYC-2314.S01 JenniferBrooks TIMECOURSE#2:11:30-12:45PM ROOM:I-216MAXENROLLMENT:35History in the Making: Social & Historical Factors that Shaped the United States from the Gilded Age to the Reagan RevolutionCRN:21911 COURSE#1:SOCI-1301.S12 LarryStern TR TIMECOURSE#1:10:00-11:15AM ROOM:I-216CRN:20903 COURSE#2:HIST-1302.S27 SamTullock TIMECOURSE#2:11:30-12:45PM ROOM:I-216MAXENROLLMENT:35The Rhetoric of American LoveCRN:22923 COURSE#1:ENGL-1302.S39 SarahPeters TR TIMECOURSE#1:10:00-11:15AM ROOM:G-219CRN:24189 COURSE#2:SOCI-2301.S01 KristiClark-Miller TIMECOURSE#2:11:30-12:45PM ROOM:G-219MAXENROLLMENT:25Writers and Ruins: Paintings and PoetsCRN:21483 COURSE#1:HUMA-1301.S16 DallieClark MW TIMECOURSE#1:2:30-3:45PM ROOM:B-106CRN:22669 COURSE#2:ENGL-1302.S25 ScottYarbrough TIMECOURSE#2:4:00-5:15PM ROOM:B-106MAXENROLLMENT:25

PRC

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PRC CPC

CRN:25556 ENGL1302C1H LiesWeBelieveAboutOurselves Richardson TR 11:30-12:45pm ROOM:LA-237 CRN:26809 ENGL 2342 WCH “Fiction Studies: Not Just a Bunch of Dead Tolleson Online White Guys” CRN:25133 GOVT 2302 C1H “DamnLiberals!?!” Harper TR 8:30-9:45am ROOM:A-211 CRN:20054 GOVT 2301 C1H “TheConstitutionandColbert:TheIdentityofan Young TR 8:30-9:45am ROOM:B-113 AmericanfromInfancytoMiddle-Age” CRN:26795 HIST1302C1H FromtheNightmareofReconstructionto Mayhew TR 2:30-3:45pm ROOM:A-211 “I Have a Dream” CRN:25171 PSYC2314C1H HealthPsychology:PreventableCausesofDeath Rose TR 1:00pm-2:15pm ROOM:A-211 CRN:25605 SPCH1311C1H HonorsSpeech Trombley TR 10:00-11:15am ROOM:A-211 CRN:26122 SPCH 1315 C1H Honors Speech Trombley MW 1:00-2:15pm ROOM:A-211

PRC

CRN:24535 ENGL 1302 P1H CompositionandRhetoricII:Writingabout AngelCann TR 11:30-12:45pm ROOM:L-212 Literature and Popular Culture CRN:25425 HIST 1302 P1H DebatingthePast:MajorIssuesandThemes Starr TR 10:00-11:15am ROOM:L-245 inU.S.HistorysincetheCivilWar CRN:25437 PSYC 2314 P1H Bornthisway?Howgeneticsandenvironment Meyer TR 1:00pm-2:15pm ROOM:U-141 shape who we become CRN:23669 SOCI 1301 WPH Things are not as they seem Glass Online CRN:21656 GOVT2302P1H HonorsGovernment St.John TR 10:00-11:15am ROOM:U-108 CRN:21837 SPCH 1311 P1H IKnowYouHeardWhatISaidButI’mNotSure Nyman MWF 10:00-10:50am ROOM:F-246 IfYouUnderstoodThatWhatISaidIsn’tReally What I Meant: Fundamentals of Speech Explores Effective Listening

SCC

CRN:23106 SPCH1311S1H FromSitcomstoSuperBowlcommercials: Warren TR 11:30-12:45pm ROOM:G-211 Media in contemporary society CRN: 23106 MATH1314S1H CollegeAlgebra-AnExplorationofFunctions Galloway TR 1:00-2:15pm ROOM:K-215 CRN:24061 HUMA1301S7H HonorsHumanities:TheCityisYourClassroom Perry R 7:00-9:45pm ROOM:B213 CRN:26489 HUMA1301S8H HonorsHumanities:TheCityisYourClassroom Perry Su 1:00-4:50pm ROOM:B213 CRN:20898 HIST1302S1H TheAmericanCentury:America’sEmergenceas Ward TR 8:30-9:45am ROOM:BB-120 a Global Power CRN:21070 HIST 1302 WSH TheAmericanCentury:America’sEmergenceas Ward Online a Global Power CRN:20567 GOVT2302S1H HonorsGovernment:HowtoChangetheWorld Rynbrandt MW 1:00-2:15pm ROOM:B-125 CRN:24112 ENGL2327S1H Race,Representation,Slavery:ReadingIdentity Roy-Davis MW 1:00-2:15pm ROOM:B-112 inEarlyAmericanLiterature CRN:22646 ENGL1302S1H ArguingontheEdge Mizell MWF 10:00-10:50am ROOM:B-126 CRN:26551 ENGL 2342 S1H Immigration/Nation:BorderCrossingsinShort Roy-Davis TR 2:30-3:45pm ROOM:BB-118 Stories and the Novel CRN:26842 BIOL1407SLH ExaminingBiologyRelationshipsUsinga Kirkpatrick F 10:00-1:00pm ROOM:I-105 MolecularApproach CRN:26824 BIOL1406SLH HonorsLab Kirkpatrick ROOM:I-105 CRN:26825 ENVR1401SLH ExploringOurEnvironment Paulos M 2:00-4:50pm ROOM:I-110 CRN:25445 BUSI1301S04 TheQuestforProfit Clark MWF 11:00-11:50am ROOM:TBA CRN:21376 PSYC2301S1H HonorsGeneralPsychology Brooks TR 1:00-2:15pm ROOM:J212

honorS inStituteHonors courses have smaller class sizes, specialized and enhanced

learning experiences, opportunities to meet with and learn from visiting scholars and lecturers and increased opportunities for collaborative work and faculty-student interaction. Honors courses are open to all Collin Collegestudentswhomaintainaminimumofa3.5GPAandtransferstudentsandhighschoolgraduateswithatleasta3.5GPA.Searchfor

Honors courses on the e-schedule by selecting “Honors course” under AttributeType.Thesecourseshaveanotestatingthatthesectionisanhonors course.

For more information: call 972.516.5003 or visit http://www.collin.edu/honors .

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Student leaderShiP aCademYStudents with a desire to unleash their leadership potential are

invitedtoapplyfortheStudentLeadershipAcademy(SLA).SLAoffersfall and spring semester courses that develop skills, ability, character, and opportunities for leaders. Students work together with faculty andengageinservice-learning,research,andreflectionprojectsthatpromote the development of effective servant leadership. The academy promotes personal integrity, scholarship and service.Applicationstotheacademyareacceptedeachsemesterand

may be submitted to the Center for Scholarly and Civic Engagement (SpringCreekCampus,roomF102).Studentsmusthaveatleasta2.5cumulativeGPAtobeconsidered.

For more information, students may contact the Center for Scholarly andCivicEngagementatcsce@collin.edu,visit www.collin.edu/academics/sla or call 972.881.5900.

ServiCe-learning – a national aWard-Winning Program

Make a difference through service-learning! Collin College’s award-winning Service-Learning program engages students in meaningful service to the community by matching academic course goals with community needs. Service-learning is associated with a credit bearing course and is guided by faculty. This experiential application of knowledge in real-life situations strengthens academic, social and practical skills. In addition, service-learning creates a sense of civic responsibility, fosters a strong connection to the community, and develops effective servant leaders. Students may include service-learning records on college transfer applications and personal resumes. Service-learning also assists students in clarifying career goals.CollinCollegeservice-learningprojectshaveincludedhurricane

recoveryefforts,Veterans’HistoryProject,mentoringofat-riskyouth,environmental research and restoration, business development and technical assistance for nonprofit organizations, dental clinics for children,socialserviceoutreach,andfineartsprojectstothecommunity.

For more information, students may contact the Center for Scholarly andCivicEngagementatcsce@collin.edu,visit www.collin.edu/academics/servicelearning, or call 972.881.5900.

Center For advanCed StudY in mathematiCS and natural SCienCeS (CaSmnS)

This center offers opportunities for select students enrolled in biology, chemistry,mathematics,geologyandphysicscoursesforsciencemajorsto participate in a variety of undergraduate research activities. Students gain valuable research experience to prepare for professions requiring extensive backgrounds in mathematics and natural science.

For more information: call 972.881.5880 or visit www.collin.edu/academics/casmns .

tranSFer oPPortunitieSThe best way to make the most of your college experience is to make

themostofitfromthebeginning.AsaCollinCollegestudent,youcantakeadvantage of a variety of services as you prepare to transfer to a four-year collegeoruniversity.Youwillbeabletotransferprerequisite-ready,major-ready and core-complete from Collin College.

Meet with a Collin College academic advisor who can help you define your transfer goals and assist you with course selections. With your planning, coordination, and the guidance of an advisor, Collin College’s associatedegrees(AA,AATandAS),corecurriculum,fieldsofstudy,and/

or academic coursework will transfer as the freshman and sophomore degree and prerequisite requirements for your bachelor’s degree.

For additional information and an opportunity to meet with admissions counselorsfrommostmajoruniversitiesinTexas,attendcollegetransferfairsheldeachlongsemesteratCentralPark,PrestonRidgeandSpringCreek campuses. You can also make individual advising appointments withourpre-admissionpartneruniversityrepresentatives.AllschedulesarepostedeachsemesterontransferbulletinboardsandontheTransferUwebsiteathttp://transferu.collin.edu,clickonCollin/UniversityVisits/Events.

Collin College has Pre-admission Program partnerships with 10 colleges and universities. These special partnerships provide Collin College students provide benefits that may include guaranteed tuition, access to college events, and bookstore discounts. Pre-admission students also have priority status when applying for Collin’s Lebrecht-Hites transfer scholarship. Collin College’s pre-admissions partners are:•AustinCollege •TexasA&MUniversity-Commerce•BaylorUniversity •TexasTechUniversity•DallasBaptistUniversity •TexasWoman’sUniversity•SouthernMethodistUniversity •TheUniversityofNorthTexas•TexasA&MUniversity •TheUniversityofTexasatDallas

Make your transfer experience positive and successful! Meet with an academic advisor and visit our comprehensive transfer website, which includes information such as:•Pre-admissionsprograms•Transferplanningresources•Transferguides,degreeplansandcourseequivalenciesforcolleges

and universities•Transferfairsandcollegevisitcalendars•Frequentlyaskedquestions•Directoryofcollegeanduniversitycontactsandadmissions

requirements•TexasCommonApplication(www.applytexas.org)For more information: call 972.985.3734 or visit

http://transferu.collin.edu .

innovative learning oPPortunitieS

DAILy FLEx CLASSESDaily flex entry classes offer flexible entry dates, allowing you

to determine times that work for your schedule. Flex entry classes are available for select courses in Office Systems Technology and Developmental and College-level Mathematics. Please note that flex-entry courses require self discipline. To ensure your success in the course, be sure to consider whether or not you are prepared for this type of class priortoenrollment.Ontheschedule,flexentrycourseslistTBAonthecourse days. To verify that a class is flex entry, click on the “i” symbol for more information.

Office Systems Technology Daily Flex Entry courses are open for enrollment any day until Monday, March 17, provided space exists. You MUSTcompletedailyflexentrydocumentationonsitewithinoneweekofenrollment.AllclassesendonThursday,May10.

You may attend classes at the following times on Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m.-9 p.m. and on Friday from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. on the SpringCreekCampus,RoomJ112.

(NOTE: These days and times are subject to change.)FormoreinformationatSpringCreekCampus:e-mailmtobaben@collin.

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Developmental Mathematics Daily Flex Entry courses are open for enrollment up through Wednesday, March 21. Students are required to attend class a minimum of three hours per week on campus and can attend anytimeduringthepostedlabhours.Aninstructorisavailableforassistanceduring lab hours. ALL STuDEnTS must come to class during the first week of class to complete necessary documentation and to develop an attendance schedule.

For more information at Central Park Campus: call 972.548.6796.FormoreinformationatPrestonRidgeCampus:call972.377.1762.For more information at Spring Creek Campus: call 972.881.5893.

College-level Mathematics Daily Flex Entry courses are open for enrollment until the class fills. For more information: call 972.881.5880.

ExPRESS CLASSESExpress classes are completed in a shorter time frame than the regular

collegesemester.Registrationforexpressclassesisaccepteduntilthestartdateoftheparticularexpressclass.Registerearlytosecureaplaceandprevent class cancellation. Each course has a unique drop, withdrawal and refund date.

Search for these courses by checking the appropriate box on the e-schedule. On the schedule, express classes have specific start and end dates listed.

For more information at Central Park Campus: call 972.548.6744.FormoreinformationatPrestonRidgeCampus:call972.377.1744.For more information at Spring Creek Campus: call 972.881.5744.

hyBRID COuRSES Hybrid courses are a combination of on-site and on-line delivery.ENGL 1302.CY1 25172 MW 1:00 - 2:15 pm Wendy CommonsGOVT2301.CY124459 TR 1:00-2:15pm TylerYoungHIST1301.CY1 24469 TR 1:00-2:15pm BenjaminCarrPSYC2301.CY1 24498 TR 1:00-2:15pm MattDiggsPSYC 2306.CY7 25589 M 7:00 - 9:50 pm Matt DiggsSOCI 2306.CY7 25546 M 7:00 - 9:50 pm Matt Diggs SPCH1311.CY1 25563 TR 1:00-2:15pm JudiWoheadSPCH1321.CY1 25630 MW 2:30-3:45pm AmyTrombleyENGL0315.SY1 26439 TR 1:00-2:15pm MartiRosenfieldENGL1301.SY1 26135 R 2:30-3:45pm MartinENGL 1301.SY2 25283 T 1:00 - 2:15 pm MartinENGL2323.SY1 24111 M 12:00-1:15pm AndradeENGL2323.SY2 26411 W 12:00-1:15pm AndradeENGL2333.SY1 25242 T 1:00-2:15pm AndradeENGL2333.SY2 26412 R 1:00-2:15pm AndradeENGL0315.PY1 20914 MW 1:00-2:15pm AmyRuleHUMA1301.PY1 24603 Thursday 11:30-12:50 pm Melinda BaileySOCI 1301.PY1 24490 Tuesday 10:00-11:20 am John Glass GOVT 2301.PY1 24267 Tuesday 11:30 am-12:50 pm Debra St. JohnGOVT 2302.PY1 25385 Thursday 11:30 am-12:50 pm Debra St. JohnENGL 1301.PY1 24569 Tuesday 8:30-9:50 am Mahiba Vincent

DISTRICT VETERAn-CEnTERED COuRSES Veteran-centered courses meet expected student learning outcomes of the college course, but include additional topics that are of interest to students who are Veterans. Classes are “military-friendly” with professors who are aware of special circumstances such as impending deployment of students,IRRstatus,VAregulationsandGIBilleducationbenefits.GOVT2302.PV126335 TR 7:00-8:15am NickMorgan HIST1302.PV1 24452 TR 10:00-11:15am MeredithMartin ENGL1302.PV125651 TR 11:30am-12:45pm CharleneGreen

PSYC2301.PV1 24464 TR 11:30am-12:45pm ReginaHughes COSU0300.PV1 21722 TR 1:00-2:15pm MichelleBrown ARTS1301.PV1 25222 MW 8:30-9:45am RebeccaBoatman HUMA0300.SV125282 MW 1:00-2:15pm DallieClark (HUMA 0300 meets at the Spring Creek Campus)

diStanCe learningIn an effort to accommodate the wide array of student schedules and

learning styles, Collin College offers a variety of distance learning credit courses. These courses are offered through two methods of delivery: blended and web.

Blended learning courses require some on-campus time and offer the flexibility to incorporate distance learning with on-site instructional activities.

Web courses offer students the flexibility to obtain an education via the Internet. Instructional materials, readings, assignments, and in some cases class discussions may be accessed whether students are at home, at work or on vacation. Some web courses may require onsite or proctored testing at an approved testing center in any geographic location.

In addition, Collin College offers hybrid courses. Hybrid courses combine regularly scheduled on-campus instruction with online instruction.

Distance learning courses may apply toward associate degree requirements. Many fit into certificate program requirements and the majorityfulfillrequirementsforbachelor’sdegrees.Studentsareencouragedto visit with an academic advisor to verify that a specific distance learning course will transfer into their designated college or university bachelor’s degreeprogram.Coursesareofferedduringthefull(10week)semester,eight-week sessions and five-week sessions during the summer. Coursesarealsoofferedduringthefull(16week)semesterandeight-

week sessions during the fall/spring semesters plus selected courses during Maymester.Registrationforadistancelearningcourseisthesameasforanyother

course. Consult the current Collin College schedule. Online Courses require the same commitment as on-site courses.Whenyouenrollinadistancelearningcourse(blendedorweb)youmust:1. Check the Course Section Notes in the E-Schedule or Look-up Classes sectionintheregistrationschedule.ClickontheCRNlistedwiththecourse to view important class information.

2. Login to CougarWeb. Check for important announcements and view CougarMail.

3.Accesscourseduringthefirstweekofclasses(unlessotherwisenoted).TolocateyourcourseofferedinBlackboard,pleasegotoCougarWeb and login. Click on the My Courses tab and click on your course listed in the My Courses channel. It will take you to your Blackboard Course. Course materials will be available the first day of the term.

Students should review the e-Collin Support: Online Student Support Center(OSSC)website(http://online.collin.edu)priortoenrolling.Formore information about distance learning call 972.881.5870 or visit http://online.collin.eduoremaildistance_learning@collin.edu.

For technical assistance with online courses, call 972.377.1777 anytime, 24 hours a day, seven days a week or visit http://online.collin.edu/ and click on Technical Support.

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Weekend College

The Weekend College provides students who are less able to attend college during a traditional time frame the opportunity to complete coursesfromtheAA,AS,AASandAATdegrees,programsandcertificatesonFridayevenings,Saturdays,andSundays.Refertotheonlinecourseschedule for exact dates and times of classes.

Courses are offered during fall, spring and summer semesters. Courses during regular semesters are offered in 3 weekend express block sessions, eight weekend extended block sessions and full sixteen week semesters. The full sixteen weekend sessions are offered on Friday evenings, Saturday mornings, Saturday afternoons and Sunday afternoons.

In addition to core courses, the Weekend College offers a variety of non-core courses to complete programs and certificates requirements. These courses are also offered in 3 weekend express block sessions, eight weekend extended block sessions and full sixteen week semesters. Please see the Weekend College website for the full list of courses offered.

The following core express and extended courses are part of a two-year rotating cycle to allow for student planning.

WEEkEND CORE ExPRESS BLOCkSEach Express Block meets on Friday evening, long days on Saturday, and Sunday afternoon for 3 weekends. Please consult each course section for exact meeting dates and times.

Block I (option a) Jan 20 – Feb 12, (off February 3-5) ECON-2302.XP1 Principles of MicroeconomicsENGL-2342.SY1 Intro to Literature I – Short Story & Novel PHED-1338.XP1 Concepts of Physical Fit/WellnessSPCH-1311.XP1 Fundamentals of Speech

Block I (option b) Jan 27 – Feb 12HUMA-1301.XS8IntrotoHumanities

Block II Feb 17 – Mar 4 GOVT-2301.XP2AmericanGovernmentIHIST-1302.XS2USHistoryIIPSYCH-2301.XP2 General PsychologySPCH-1311.XS7 Fundamentals of Speech

Block III Mar 23 – Apr 15, (off April 6-8)GOVT-2302.XS2AmericanGovernmentIIHIST-1301.XP3USHistoryIHIST-2301.XS1 History of TexasHUMA-1301.XP1IntrotoHumanitiesPHED-1338.XS2 Concepts of Physical Fit/WellPSYC-2301.XS3 General Psychology SPCH-1315.XS7 Public Speaking I

Block IV Apr 20 – May 6 ECON-1301.XP1 Introduction to EconomicsECON-2302.XS1 Principles of Microeconomics HIST-1302.XP4USHistoryIISOCI-1301.XS3 Intro to SociologySPCH-1321.XP4 Business & Prof. SpeakingSPCH-1321.XS7 Business & Prof. Speaking

WEEkEND CORE 5-WEEkEND BLOCk Theseblocksmeet5weekendsonFridayeveningandSaturday.Refertosection information for dates, days and times.

Block I (Fri/Sat) January 20 – February 18 PSYC-2301.XC1 - General Psychology

Block II (Fri/Sat) February 24 – March 31, (off March 16,17) GOVT-2301.XC1–AmericanGovernmentI

Block III (Fri/Sat) Apr 13 – May 12GOVT-2302.XC1-AmericanGovernmentII

WEEkEND CORE ExTENDED BLOCkS TheseExtendedBlocksmeetonFri&Sat,SaturdayorSat&Sun-Referto section information for exact meeting dates, days, and times. (8weekends)

Block I (Fri/Sat) Jan 20 – March 10 GEOL-1401.PL1(Lab)–(meetsFri&Sat:Requiresconcurrent enrollmentwithonlinelecture)

Block I (Sat, or Sat & Sun) Jan 21 – March 10 (or Mar 11)ENGL-1301.XC1Composition/RhetoricIENGL-1301.XP1Composition/RhetoricIENGL-1301.XS8Composition/RhetoricIENGL-2332.XC1 World Literature IHIST-1301.XC1USHistoryIMATH-1314.XS8CollegeAlgebra(meetsSat&Sun)MATH-1350.XS8–FundofMathI(meetsSat&Sun)

Block II (Sat, or Sat & Sun) Mar 24 – May 12 (or May 13), (off April 7,8)ENGL-1302.XC1Composition/RhetoricIIENGL-1302.XP1Composition/RhetoricIIENGL-1302.XS8Composition/RhetoricIIHIST-1302.XC1USHistoryIIMATH-1314.XC1CollegeAlgebraMATH-1314.XP4CollegeAlgebraMATH-1342.XC1StatisticsMATH-1351.XS8FundofMathII(meetsSat/Sun)MUSI1306.XPYMusicAppreciation

WEEkEND 12-WEEkEND COURSE ThisBlockmeets12weekendsonSaturday.Refertosectioninformationfor dates, days, and times.

Saturdays Feb 11 – May 13 PSYC-2301.XC2 General Psychology

Please see the Weekend College Website for a complete list of Weekend College course and program offerings http://www.collin.edu/academics/weekendcollege/-(courseschedulesaresubjecttochangewithoutnotice–checkCougarWebforcourseavailabilityandscheduledetails.)

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Academic Department ContactsTo ensure a local call, call the Information Center at the nearest campus and request the department/campus you seek.

department Central Park Preston ridge Spring Creek

Accounting 972.548.6516Barbara Palmer, B226

972.377.1531Courtney Naismith, H214

972.881.5179PaulaMiller,K229

AmericanSignLanguage 972.881.5724AnnaGiron,G215

Anthropology 972.881.5798Gerald Sullivan, B230

Art 972.881.5867CarterScaggs,A249

Biology 972.548.6717Cathy Donald-Whitney, C200B

972.377.1563AmiraShaham-Albalancy,F170

972.881.5991David McCulloch, I224

Biotechnology 972.578.5513BridgetteKirkpatrick,I208

Business 972.881.5185Marsha Griggs, L232

Chemistry 972.548.6717Cathy Donald-Whitney, C200B

972.377.1633DawnRichardson,D215

972.881.5883Fred Jury, I103

Child Development 972.881.5967Elaine Zweig, B132

Communication Design 972.578.5527LauraFlores,K241

Communication Studies 972.548.6843Martha Tolleson, B219

972.377.1748Diana Sage, F237

972.881.5753Carl Hasler, B131

Computer Information Systems 972.377.1688Susan Mahon, H230C

Computer Networking Technology 972.377.1676Dave Galley, H213

Computer Programming 972.377.1688Susan Mahon, H230C

Computer Science 972.377.1688Susan Mahon, H230C

Computer-AidedDraftingandDesign 972.377.1676Dave Galley, H213

Convergence Technology 972.377.1676Dave Galley, H213

Criminal Justice 972.516.5051David Marble, BB211

CulinaryArts 972.377.1672KarenMusa,L229

Dance 972.881.5830TiffaneeArnold,AA145

Dental Hygiene 972.548.6738SusanMoss,A120

Developmental Education/ College Success

972.758.5598Courtenay Jauregui, J238

Developmental Mathematics 972.548.6674MarilynMassey,B223(CPC)

972.377.1532KaterinaVishnyakova,D122

972.548.6674MarilynMassey,B223(CPC)

DevelopmentalReading 972.758.5598Courtenay Jauregui, J238

Developmental Writing 972.881.5644Nancy Megarity, H220

E-Business Development 972.377.1688Susan Mahon, H230C

Economics 972.516.5060Tom Hudgins, G225

Education 972.881.5967Elaine Zweig, B132

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department Central Park Preston ridge Spring Creek

Electronic Design 972.377.1676Dave Galley, H213

Electronic Engineering Technology 972.377.1676Dave Galley, H213

Electronic Technology 972.377.1676Dave Galley, H213

Emergency Medical Services Professions

972.548.6837PatMcAuliff,A207

Engineering Technology 972.377.1676Dave Galley, H213

Engineering 972.377.1676Dave Galley, H213

EnglishasaSecondLanguage(ESL) 972.881.5644Nancy Megarity, H220

English 972.548.6843Martha Tolleson, B219

972.377.1546CherylWiltse,U114

972.881.5952Chris Grooms, H210

Environmental Science 972.548.6717Cathy Donald-Whitney, C200B

972.377.1563AmiraShaham-Albalancy,F170

972.578.5518Daphne Babcock, I226

Fire Science 972.548.6837PatMcAuliff,A206

Foreign Languages 972.548.6843Martha Tolleson, B219

972.377.1546CherylWiltse,U114

972.881.5724AnaGiron,G215

Geography 972.578.5531KeithVolanto,BB216

Geology 972.548.6717Cathy Donald-Whitney, C200B

972.377.1563AmiraShaham-Albalancy,F170

972.578.5518Daphne Babcock, I226

Government 972.491.6208Tyler Young, E213

972.377.1025Meredith Martin, F167

972.516.5051David Marble, BB211

Health Information Technology 972.548.6676Michelle Millen, E307

History 972.491.6208Tyler Young, E213

972.377.1025Meredith Martin, F167

972.578.5531KeithVolanto,BB216

Hospitality Management 972.377.1672KarenMusa,L229

Humanities 972.548.6843Martha Tolleson, B219

972.377.1748Diana Sage, F237

972.881.5753Carl Hasler, B131

Information Systems Cybersecurity 972.377.1676Dave Galley, H213

InteriorandArchitecturalDesign 972.377.1676Dave Galley, H213

Interpreter Preparation Program/Deaf 972.881.5724AnaGiron,G215

Management 972.548.6637ChristineDeLaTorre,LA210

Marketing 972.881.5736Gloria Cockerell, J247

Mathematics 972.548.6717Cathy Donald-Whitney, C200B

972.377.1633DawnRichardson,D215

972.881.5909RajaKhoury,J217

Medical Billing/Coding 972.548.6676Michelle Millen, E307

Medical Transcription 972.548.6676Michelle Millen, E307

Music 972.516.5010Christopher Morgan, B183

Nursing 972.548.6883NellArd,B336

Nutrition 972.548.6717Cathy Donald-Whitney, C200B

972.377.1563AmiraShaham-Albalancy,F170

972.516.5072 KimLower,J223

Office Systems Technology 972.548.6815Linda Thompson, C201B

972.881.5170Mary Jane Tobaben, J116

Paralegal/LegalAssistant 972.881.5185Marsha Griggs, L232

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department Central Park Preston ridge Spring Creek

Philosophy 972.548.6843Martha Tolleson, B219

972.377.1748Diana Sage, F237

972.881.5753Carl Hasler, B131

Photography 972.578.5527LauraFlores,K241

Physical Education 972.377.1756CraigLeverette,A107

972.377.1756CraigLeverette,A107

972.377.1756CraigLeverette,A107

Physics 972.548.6717Cathy Donald-Whitney, C200B

972.377.1633DawnRichardson,D215

972.881.5883Fred Jury, I103

Psychology 972.548.6755MichaelRose,LA212

972.377.1025Meredith Martin, F167

972.881.5608Larry Stern, J246

RealEstate 469.365.1801 Mary Milford, H119

RespiratoryCare 972.548.6870Celi Solis, B203J

Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology

972.377.1676Dave Galley, H213

Social Work 972.881.5608Larry Stern, J246

Sociology 972.548.6755MichaelRose,LA212

972.377.1025Meredith Martin, F167

972.881.5608Larry Stern, J246

Speech 972.548.6843Martha Tolleson, B219

972.377.1748Diana Sage, F237

972.881.5753Carl Hasler, B131

Surgical Technology 214.491.6216Don Martin, B304

Theatre 972.881.5621ShannonKearns-Simmons,BB115

VICE PRESIDENTS/PROVOSTS and DEANSdivision dean location Phone

Central Park Campus VP/Provost Dr. Sherry Schumann CPC C307 972.548.6803

Communications and Humanities, Mathematics and Natural Sciences, SocialandBehavioralSciences(CPC)

Brenda Carter CPC B122E 214.491.6271

Health Sciences, Emergency Services and Physical Education

AbeJohnson CPC E302 972.548.6679

Preston Ridge Campus VP/Provost Dr.BrendaKihl PRCD109 972.377.1551

Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics(PRC)

Dr. Jon Hardesty PRCJ230 972.377.1705

Business and Computer Systems Bill Blitt PRCH245 972.377.1730

Communications, Humanities, and Social and Behavioral Sciences

Dr. Michael McConachie PRCF136 972.377.1015

Spring Creek Campus VP/Provost Dr.MaryMcRae SCC G228 972.881.5771

CommunicationsandHumanities(SCC) Marianne Layer SCC B194 972.881.5810

Developmental Education Dr. Donald Weasenforth SCCK102 972.881.5720

MathematicsandNaturalScience(SCC) Dr. Cameron Neal SCC F131 972.881.5881

SocialandBehavioralSciences(SCC) Gary Hodge SCC B240 972.881.5800

FineArts Gaye Cooksey SCCA177 972.881.5107

To reach a professor, call the appropriate division number or check the online directory at www.collin.edu/directory.html .

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Quick Reference GuideTo ensure a local call, call the Information Center at the nearest campus and request the department/campus you seek.

Central Park Courtyard Center Preston Ridge Spring Creek

Information Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.548.6790. . . . . . . .972.985.3790 . . . . . . . 972.377.1790 . . . . . . .972.881.5790Student Computer Help Desk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.377.1777. . . . . . . .972.377.1777 . . . . . . . 972.377.1777 . . . . . . . . 972.377.1777

AdmissionsandRecordsOffice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.548.6710. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.377.1710 . . . . . . .972.881.5710FAX. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.548.6702. . . . . . . .972.985.3723 . . . . . . . 972.377.1723 . . . . . . .972.881.5175SpecialAdmissions/DualCredit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 469.365.1850. . . . . . . .469.365.1850 . . . . . . . 469.365.1850 . . . . . . .469.365.1850AcademicAdvising . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.548.6782. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.377.1779 . . . . . . .972.881.5782ACCESS(Voice/TTY,972.881.5950) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.548.6816. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.377.1785 . . . . . . .972.881.5898AssociateFacultyOffices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.548.6830. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.377.1585 . . . . . . .972.881.5759Blackboard24/7Support(PresidiumLearning). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .972.377.1777Bookstore. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.548.6680. . . . . . . .972.985.3710 . . . . . . . 972.377.1680 . . . . . . .972.881.5680Career Services and Student

Employment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.548.6747. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.377.1781 . . . . . . .972.881.5781Cashier’s Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.548.6616. . . . . . . .972.985.3724 . . . . . . . 972.377.1637 . . . . . . .972.881.5634Center for Scholarly & Civic Engagement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .972.881.5900Child Development Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .972.881.5945Continuing Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .972.985.3750 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Counseling Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.548.6615, 972.881.5775 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.377.1671, 972.377.1008 . . .972.881.5126Dean of Students . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.548.6771. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.881.5667 . . . . . . .972.377.1793Distance Learning Office. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.881.5870FinancialAidOffice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.548.6760. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.377.1760 . . . . . . .972.881.5760Honors Institute. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .972.881.5120International Students Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .972.516.5012Learning Communities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.377.1662 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Library . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.548.6860. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.377.1560 . . . . . . .972.881.5860Math Labs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.548.6896. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.377.1639 . . . . . . .972.881.5921Online Student Support Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .972.881.5870OST Model Office. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .972.881.5876Vice President/Provost’s Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.548.6800. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.377.1550 . . . . . . .972.881.5802Recruitment/ProgramsforNewStudents . . . . . . . . . . . 972.377.1627. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.377.1750 . . . . . . .972.516.5047Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.548.6744. . . . . . . .972.985.3720 . . . . . . . 972.377.1744 . . . . . . .972.881.5744Service-Learning. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .972.881.5900SpecialAdmissions-DualCredit(CHEC). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .469.365.1850StrategiesofBehavioralIntervention(SOBI). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .972.881.5820StudentLeadershipAcademy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .972.881.5900Student Life Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.548.6788. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.377.1788 . . . . . . .972.881.5788Student Development Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.548.6770. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.377.1770 . . . . . . .972.881.5627TSI Office. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .972.881.5902Testing Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.548.6849. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.377.1522 . . . . . . .972.881.5922Theatre Box Office. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .972.881.5809TransferProgramsOffice(CHEC). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .972.985.3734 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Weekend College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .972.881.5801Wellness. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .972.881.5777Writing Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.548.6857. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.377.1576 . . . . . . .972.881.5843

To reach a professor, call the appropriate division number or check the online directory at www.collin.edu/directory.html .

Allen Center

Information Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.377.1060 FAX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.727.9423

Collin Higher Education Center (CHEC)

Dean of Students . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.881.5604

Information Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.599.3100

Rockwall Center:

Information Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972.772.5737

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CollinHigherEducationCenter(CHEC)3452 Spur 399McKinney,TX75069972.599.3100

CentralParkCampus(CPC)2200W.UniversityDriveMcKinney,Texas75071972.548.6790

SpringCreekCampus(SCC)2800 E. Spring Creek ParkwayPlano, Texas 75074972.881.5790

CourtyardCenter(CYC)4800 Preston Park Blvd.Plano, Texas 75093972.985.3790

AllenCenter(AL)300RivercrestBlvd.Allen,Texas75002972.377.1060

PrestonRidgeCampus(PRC)9700 Wade Blvd.Frisco, Texas 75035972.377.1790

RockwallCenter(RW)1050 Williams StreetRockwall,Texas75087972.772.5737

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Collin HigHer eduCation CenterCollin Higher Education Center

3452 Spur 399 • McKinney, Texas 75069

Degree PrOgrAMS

BaCCalaureate

Accounting, Bachelor of Science, UT Dallas Alternative Dispute Resolution/Mediation, Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences, UNT Business Administration, Bachelor of Science, UT Dallas Child Development, Bachelor of Science, TWU Communication, Bachelor of Arts and Sciences, DBU Criminology, Bachelor of Arts, UT Dallas Interdisciplinary Studies (BA/BS Concentrations in EC-6 Generalist and EC-6/ESL), A&M-Commerce Math (with Teacher Certification), Bachelor of Science, TWU Non-profit/Volunteer/Community Resource Management, Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences, UNT Nursing (RN to BSN), Bachelor of Science, TWU Psychology, Bachelor of Science, A&M-Commerce Spanish, Bachelor of Arts, A&M-Commerce

MASTer’S

Accounting, Master of Science, UT DallasAdministration (Education with Principal Certification Option), Master of Education, TWU Business Administration, Master of Business Administration, UT DallasCounseling, Master of Science/Education, A&M-CommerceCurriculum and Instruction, Master of Education, A&M-CommerceEngineering Systems, Master of Science, UNT Higher Education, Master of Education, UNTManagement with Human Resource Concentration, Master of Arts, DBUProfessional Development (Leadership Studies), Master of Arts, DBUSpecial Education, Master of Education, TWUTeaching, Master of Arts, DBU

doCtoral

Educational Administration, Ed.D., (with Superintendent Option) UNTHigher Education, Ph.D./Ed.D., UNT

For more information, call 972.599.3100 or visit www.collin.edu/chec