You can view the draft language for Addmissions and Registration by clicking here: RG-3501-AA or SPG-3501-AA.
To add your own comment or view other comments, click the "comments" link below. Be sure to formally submit your comments to the College by visiting the official Draft Policy Website: http://www.pima.edu/policies/drafts.shtml .
Arizona Revised Statutes
Chapter 14: PROVISIONS RELATING TO BOTH COMMUNITY COLLEGES
AND UNIVERSITIES
Article 1: Classification of Students for Tuition Purposes
15-1801 Definitions
15-1802 In‑state student status
15-1802.01 County residency status; community college districts
15-1803 Alien in‑state student status
15-1804 Presumptions relating to student status;
definition
15-1805 Student status guidelines
15-1805.01 Admissions; enrollments; community colleges
15-1806 Testimony concerning student status; designation of persons to administer oaths
15-1807 Concurrent enrollment; nonresident tuition
15-1808 Tuition waiver of child or spouse of peace officer, correctional officer, fire fighter, emergency paramedic, national guard member or member of the United States armed forces killed in the line of duty; disabled national guard member; definitions
Article 2:
Admission of Students
15-1821 Special admission of students under age
eighteen; enrollment information; reports
15-1821.01 Dual enrollment information
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1 comment:
Hi everyone,
So, first off, it seems to me that the counselors and advisers REALLY need to review these two draft policies because the rest of us faculty just don't have enough experience with the admissions and registration process to know if something "weird" has been slipped into the mix.
Second, in the Reg, large chunks of language that seem to basically repeat Arizona state laws on the topic have been deleted. This seems fine to me, but maybe not to everyone?
Third, both the SPG and the Reg have review and revision dates of 12/31/08 ... even though they are both posted for review now (early May). What gives with that?
Fourth, the SPG has an embarrassing number of grammatical errors. On numerous occasions, Pima Community College isn't capitalized. I think I even saw one instance of the United States not being capitalized. And I haven't even gotten started on split infinitives, poor sentence construction, etc.
That's it!
Nan
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