College Guidance Services Sample Clauses

College Guidance Services. Prior to the beginning of the fall term, SJR State’s Dual Enrollment Office will host Dual Enrollment Orientation Sessions for new and returning Dual Enrollment students. The purpose of the Dual Enrollment Orientation Sessions will be to introduce the Dual Enrollment students to the College campus; highlight the SJR State guidance, career, library, and college planning services available; and clarify College policies and procedures. A key advising point that will be shared with parents and students is that Dual Enrollment grades are calculated and recorded in the student’s college GPA and transcript, creating a permanent record that can impact future university admission decisions. At this time, all high school Dual Enrollment students will be assigned a MySJRstate account. Through this online portal, the College will send the student communications about educational and career development activities. Additionally, Dual Enrollment students will work with the staff of SJR State’s Dual Enrollment Office regularly throughout the process of planning and scheduling Dual Enrollment courses. Dual Enrollment and early admission students are encouraged to meet regularly with college advisors and to develop a post-secondary plan and major during information and orientation sessions. Dual Enrollment and Early Admission students will be required to meet with a College advisor after completion of 20-30 college credits. Information and orientation session presentations are also available online to all students who cannot attend in person sessions. It is the student’s responsibility to review this material before their Dual Enrollment career begins.
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College Guidance Services. Prior to the beginning of the fall term, SJR State’s Dual Enrollment Office will host Dual Enrollment Orientation Sessions on the College campus for new and returning Dual Enrollment students. The purpose of the Dual Enrollment Orientation Sessions will be to introduce the Dual Enrollment students to the College campus; highlight the SJR State guidance, career, library, and college planning services available; and clarify College policies and procedures. A key advising point that will be shared with parents/guardians and students is that Dual Enrollment grades are calculated and recorded in the student’s college GPA and transcript, creating a permanent record that can impact future university admission decisions. All high school Dual Enrollment students will be assigned a MySJRstate account as soon as the pertinent information has been entered into SJR State’s computer system. Through this online portal, the College will send the student communications about educational and career development activities. Additionally, Dual Enrollment students will work with the staff of SJR State’s Dual Enrollment Office regularly throughout the process of planning and scheduling Dual Enrollment courses. Dual Enrollment and Early Admission students are encouraged to develop a post-secondary plan and major during information and orientation sessions. A designated member of the Dual Enrollment Office will assist students with questions that concern their career and major as well as conduct preliminary advising. Dual Enrollment and Early Admission students will be required to meet with a College advisor after completion of 20-30 college credits. 9 Responsibility for Student Screening A. Student Policies, Procedures, and Behavioral Expectations: Students enrolled in Dual Enrollment classes will be subject to the student policies and procedures of SJR State. Should a conflict be identified as a result of SJR State’s policies or procedures, the College will notify the parent/guardian of behavioral infractions and will jointly resolve the conflict while providing due process for students. College policies and procedures are published in the College Catalog and are also available online on the Student Services website at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/catalog.html
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College Guidance Services. Prior to the beginning of the fall term, SJR State’s Dual Enrollment Office will host Dual Enrollment Orientation Sessions on the College campus for new and returning Dual Enrollment students. The purpose of the Dual Enrollment Orientation Sessions will be to introduce the Dual Enrollment students to the College campus; highlight the SJR State guidance, career, library, and college planning services available; and clarify
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College Guidance Services. A key advising point that will be shared parents/guardians and students is that Dual Enrollment grades are calculated and recorded in the student’s college GPA and transcript, creating a permanent record that can impact future university admission decisions. All high school Dual Enrollment students will be assigned a MySJRstate account as soon as the pertinent information has been entered into SJR State’s computer system. Through this online portal, the College will send the student communications about educational and career development activities. Additionally, Dual Enrollment students will work with the staff of SJR State’s Dual Enrollment Office regularly throughout the process of planning and scheduling Dual Enrollment courses. Dual Enrollment and Early Admission students are encouraged to develop a post-secondary plan and major during information and orientation sessions. A designated member of the Dual Enrollment Office will assist students with questions that concern their career and major as well as conduct preliminary advising. Dual Enrollment and Early Admission students will be required to meet with a college advisor after completion of 20-30 college credits. 9 Responsibility for Student Screening A. Student Policies, Procedures, and Behavioral Expectations: Students enrolled in Dual Enrollment classes will be subject to the student policies and procedures of SJR State. Should a conflict be identified because of SJR State’s policies or procedures, the College will notify the parent/guardian of behavioral infractions and will jointly resolve the conflict while providing due process for students. College policies and procedures are published in the College Catalog and are also available online on the Student Services website at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/catalog.html
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