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2300 E. Gibson Rd.,Woodland, CA 95776(530) 661-5700Your Community, Your Collegehttp://wcc.yccd.eduSpring 2011Schedule of Classes
Semester CalendarSpring 2011JanuaryMay18-Instruction begins for day and evening2-23-Limited student activities15-Deadline for foreign student applicationsclasses24-**Last day to add courses or registerwithout special permission28-Instructors are to drop No Shows for CensusRoster Clearance31-**Last day to be eligible for refund ofenrollment, parking, student services fee,and non-resident tuitionCensus Datefor Fall 201116-23-Final examination period20-Commencement ceremonies23-Conclusion of Spring Semester; academicyear 2010-2011 ends26-Grades from instructors are due for Spring2011 semesterJune13-Summer Session 2011 commences (RegularFebruary14-**Last day to drop class(es) to prevent “W”grade(s) on permanent record18-**Last day to elect Pass/No Pass gradingoption6-week classes will end on July 22; otherclasses have different dates)July1-Deadline to apply for Summer 2011GraduationMarch2-Cal Grant deadline- Free Application forFederal Student Aid (FAFSA) completed andsubmitted to the federal government todetermine Cal Grant eligibility and federal aidpriority fundingApril15-Deadline to apply for Spring 2011Graduation22-**Last day to drop class(es) with a “W”grade on permanent recordHolidays/ClosuresJanuary 17- Academic and AdministrativeHoliday- Martin Luther King Day observanceFebruary 11-Academic and Administrativeholiday- Lincoln’s Birthday observanceFebruary21-Academic and Administrativeholiday- Washington’s Birthday observanceMarch 28-April 1-Spring recess; AcademicholidaysMarch 30- April 1-Administrative holidays(Including Cesar Chavez Day- Mar. 31)May 30-Academic and Administrativeholiday- Memorial Day observance**Dates apply to full-semester classes; short-term class dates will vary.
WOODLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGESPRING 2011STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMESOur MissionThe mission of Woodland Community College is to provide highquality, student-centered education and lifelong learningopportunities for the communities we serve.At WCC, students pursue their educational goals in an environmentthat values diversity, individuality, mutual respect, civicresponsibility, and the free exchange of ideas.This Schedule of Classes is published for informational purposes. Every effort ismade to ensure its accuracy; however, the contents should not be regarded asan irrevocable contract between students and the Yuba Community CollegeDistrict. The District reserves the right to correct, modify, or change thisdocument without notice for reasons related to student enrollment, level offinancial support, or for any other reason, at the discretion of the District. TheDistrict further reserves the right to add to, amend, or repeat any of their rules,regulations, and procedures, consistent with applicable laws. Please be advised,students should review the latest schedule of changes prior to registering forcourses.OPEN ENROLLMENT POLICYAll courses, regardless of where offered, are open to members of the public whoare otherwise eligible for admission, with the following exceptions:Courses that are specifically exempted by statute, including “impacted”allied health programs (Rad Tech, ADN, Psych Tech, etc.);Courses closed by maximum enrollment of students by the “priorityregistration” policy;Courses with academic requisites that restrict enrollment ofacademically unqualified students; andCourses with content that would be a repeat of a course of equivalentor more advanced coursework previously taken by the student(exceptions require counselor evaluation and Dean approval).The following Student Learning Outcomes (SLOs) willprovide the core knowledge and abilities for everygraduate from the Yuba Community College District.Communication- Effectively uselanguage and non-verbalcommunication consistent with andappropriate for the audience andpurpose.Computation- Use appropriatemathematical concepts and methods tounderstand, analyze, and communicateissues in quantitative terms.Critical Thinking- Analyzedata/information in addressing andevaluating problems and issues inmaking decisions.Global Awareness- Articulatesimilarities and differences amongcultures, times, and environments,demonstrating an understanding ofcultural pluralism and knowledge ofglobal issues.Information Competency-Conduct,present, and use research necessary toachieve educational, professional, andpersonal objectives.Personal and Social ResponsibilityInteract with others by demonstratingrespect for opinions, feelings, andvalues.Technological Awareness- Select anduse appropriate technological tools forpersonal, academic, and career tasks.Scientific Awareness- Understand thepurpose of scientific inquiry and theimplications and applications of basicscientific principles.It’s about our health!WCC is a 100% smoke free campus.Woodland Community College1
CAMPUS DIRECTORY AND TABLE OF CONTENTSCAMPUS DIRECTORYAdministrationAdmissions & RecordsAssociated Student Government (ASWCC)BookstoreCalWORKSCampus PoliceCareer CenterChild Development CenterCooperative Work ExperienceCounseling AppointmentsDean, Instruction & Learning ResourcesDSP&SEOP&S/CAREFinancial AidFoster CareLearning Resource Center/LibraryStudent Health ServicesTransfer CenterTutoring CenterUpward Bound/Student Support Services (SSS)Veterans Affairs(530) 661-5711(530) 661-5720(530) 661-5785(530) 661-5790(530) 668-3681(530) 661-5722(530) 661-5777(530) 661-5773(530) 668-3682(530) 661-5700(530) 661-5714(530) 661-5797(530) 661-5728(530) 661-5725(530) 661-5772(530) 661-5740(530) 661-7758(530) 661-5770(530) 661-5733(530) 661-2285(530) 661-5704SPRING 2011Table of ContentsAcademic & General Information.19-22Assessment/How to Schedule a Placement Test.11-12Campus Map.90Colusa Schedule of Classes.81CSU Breadth Requirements.84Deadline Dates - Short-Term Classes.9ESL Placement Test.13-14Fall Schedule of Classes.29-64Fee Waiver (BOGW).17Fees and Expenses.17Final Exam Schedule.87Financial Aid.18Graduation Requirements Check List.82-83“How to” Read the Schedule.28I.G.E.T.C.20, 85-86Matriculation.10New Student Orientation Schedule.16On-Line and Television Classes.66-78Placement Test Level Information.15Prerequisites.20Refund Information.9,17Registration Information.5-8Residency Information.6Steps to Enrolling.3-4Student Right to Know.2Student Services.23-26Wait List Information.6, 22WebAdvisor Registration Instructions.27Weekend Schedule of Classes.79-80Student Right to Know: Public Law 101-542 and 102-26In compliance with the Student-Right-to-Know and Campus Security Act of 1990 (Public Law 101-542), it is the policy of the YubaCommunity College District to make available its completion and transfer rates to all current and prospective students. From Fall2006, a cohort of all certificate, degree and transfer-seeking first-time, full-time students were tracked over a three-year period. Thecompletion and transfer rates are listed below. These rated do not represent the success rates of the entire student population, nordo they account for student outcomes occurring after this three-year tracking period.Based upon the cohort defined above, 42% attained a certificate or degree or became “transfer-prepared” during a three-year period,from Fall 2006 to Spring 2009. Students who were “transfer-prepared” have completed 56 transferable units with a GPA of 2.0 orbetter. Based on the cohort defined above, 31.6% transferred to another postsecondary institution prior to attaining a degree orcertificate, or becoming “transfer-prepared” during a five semester period, from Spring 2003 to Spring 2005.2Spring 2011
STEPS TO ENROLLINGSPRING 2011Welcome to Woodland Community College!StepsToEnrolling1.Apply online athttp://wcc.yccd.eduand click on“Apply Now”.5. Register for the classes you havechosen and pay your fees. It is assimple as that.2.Schedule andcomplete anassessment test toobtain your results forEnglish, math andreading.4.3.Complete an OnlineOrientation orIn-personOrientation session.Visit with a Counselorfor schedulingassistance andeducational planning.Need for School? Stop by Financial Aid or go to their webpage at http://wcc.yccd.edufor more information.Woodland Community College3
PASO PARA INSCRIBIRSESPRING 2011¡Bienvenidos al Colegio Comunitario de Woodland!PasosParaInscribirse1.Aplique al colegio porinternet enhttp://wcc.yccd.edu,oprima“Apply Now”.5. Regístrese en clases y page porellas. ¡Así de simple!4.2.Haga una cita paracompletar losexámenes decolocación de Inglés yMatemáticas.3.Complete unaOrientación delColegio en persona ópor internet.Haga una cita o visitela oficina deconsejería pararecibir ayuda con laselección einscripción de clases, ypara diseñar un plan deestudio.Si necesita para la escuela– Visite la oficina de Ayuda Financiera o visite la página de internethttp://wcc.yccd.edu para más información.4Spring 2011
REGISTRATION INFORMATIONSPRING 2011Student DefinitionsContinuing StudentsStudents who were enrolled in Woodland Community College or Yuba College in the Fall 2010 semester(Aug-Dec 2010).New StudentsA new student is any student who has never registered with the Yuba Community College District(Woodland Community College or Yuba College) ORIf you were a Concurrent Enrollment student and graduated from high school, you are nowconsidered a “new” student and will need to reapply for admission.Returning StudentsStudents who attended either Woodland Community College or Yuba College prior to Spring 2008 areconsidered returning students. All students must reapply.Transfer StudentsIf you are a student who attended a college or university other than a Yuba Community College Districtschool you must apply for admission.Concurrent Enrollment StudentStudents who have completed the EIGHTH grade may attend as a PART-TIME student. Students whocomplete their courses will earn full college credit. High school students do not obtain continuousstatus.How to RegisterCheck your registration priority at http://wcc.yccd.edu or in the Schedule of Classes.Look for prerequisites, corequisites, and recommended courses in which you intend to enrollMeet with a counselor to assist with selecting coursesBe sure to pay any debts and clear all holdsApply for assistance for fee waivers through Financial Aid prior to registeringRegister through WEBADVISOR or at Admissions and RecordsAddingStudents can add classes through WebAdvisor up until the last day to add for open classes. If the classis closed or waitlisted, the student should talk to the course instructor to see if they can add with anADD FORM at Admissions and Records up until the published deadline date in the course schedule.Woodland Community College5
REGISTRATION INFORMATIONSPRING 2011Dropping ClassesStudents can drop their classes through WebAdvisor or at Admissions and Records according to thepublished deadline dates in the course schedule or online. Please be aware of all deadlines and talk to acounselor if you are unsure about dropping your course. If you receive Financial Aid, make sure youdiscuss this with Financial Aid before dropping as it will affect your Financial Aid status. Dropping is thestudent’s RESPONSIBILITY. Never assume that you will be dropped by an instructor.WaitlistsIf you place yourself on a waitlist, be sure to continuously check the waitlist through WEBADVISOR tosee if you have been added. Automatic waitlist adds happen up until classes start. Once classes startyou must attend the first class meeting to see if you have been added to the course. It is important toattend the first class meeting. If you are added to the course you will need to bring the add form to theAdmissions and Records Office to be added by the published deadline date to be considered enrolled inthe course.Pass/No-Pass GradingSome courses allow students to choose a letter grade or a Pass/No Pass (P/NP) grade for the course.The choice must be made by the student via WebAdvisor registration or by completing a Pass/No Passform with the Admissions and Records office. Please be aware of deadlines. There may also be degree,certificate, and transfer requirements to be aware of before selecting this option. Discuss this with yourcounselor prior to making this selection.Residency StatusCalifornia residents are those who have maintained legal resident status in California for a year and aday PRIOR to the first day of the semester. Non-resident students DO NOT automatically becomeCalifornia residents merely by living in the state. State law requires PROOF OF RESIDENCY. Proofincludes such things as filing California State Income Tax, obtaining a California driver’s license,registering vehicles in the state as a resident. The law also requires that the student show no contraryintent, that is, he/she must not have maintained resident status in his/her former state (i.e., driver’slicense, taxes, car registration, etc). The burden of proof rests with the student. Residency isdetermined by the laws of the State of California.Non-residents will be required to pay tuition. Non-residents who attended a California high school forthree years AND graduated from a California high school may be eligible for a tuition exemption. Nonresident active duty military who are stationed in California, and their dependents, are allowed to paythe resident rate for enrollment fees. Contact the Admissions and Records Office for more information.6AB 540 Residency StatusIf you attended a California high school for three years and graduated from a California high school, youmay apply for the California Non-Resident Tuition Exemption Status. A copy of your high schooltranscript must be provided when submitting the California Nonresident Tuition Exemption Formlocated at Admissions and Records or from our website at http://wcc.yccd.edu - Admissions- Forms. Ifyou qualify, you will NOT be required to pay the non-resident tuition fee, however, you will NOT beeligible to receive the BOGW enrollment fee waiver.Spring 2011
REGISTRATION INFORMATIONSPRING 2011Concurrent Enrollment (High School Student) Step to EnrollingStep 11. ApplyApply online at http://wcc.yccd.edu andclick on “Apply Now”.Step 22. Take PlacementTestSchedule a placement test with theAdmissions and Records Office at (530)661-5700 or ask your high school counselorabout taking the test on site. If you aregoing to take English or mathematicscourses you are required to complete aplacement test.Step 33. See YourCounselor4. ObtainSignatures onHigh School Form5. Register forClasses on theDate AssignedYour high school counselor has theconcurrent enrollment form on site or youcan download the form fromhttp://wcc.yccd.edu - Admissions- forms.Your high school counselor will also be ableto assist you in selecting courses.Step 4Be sure to obtain all signatures on theconcurrent enrollment form. Not only willyou as a student need to sign, but yourParent/Guardian and a high schooldesignee will need to sign the form beforeenrolling.Step 5Register at the Admissions and RecordsOffice with your form and payment on thedate assigned.Woodland Community College7
REGISTRATION DATES AND TIMESSPRING 2011Before registering students are advised to clear all debts and holds.If you have not already done so, apply for an enrollment fee waiver BEFORE registering for classes.Use WEBADVISOR (http://wcc.yccd.edu) or login through your MyCampus Portal page to process yourregistration. Take advantage of your status to register. Avoid long lines and have the best selection ofclasses by registering online on your priority date.Continuing students who are receiving financial aid MUST be registered prior to January to receive theirfirst spring semester financial aid check.Continuing Student Priority Registration- You may register on your scheduledpriority date or thereafter by the last four digits of your Social Security Number.5001-7500 .Tuesday, November 30, 20107501-9999 .Wednesday, December 1, 2010(and students who have no social security number or no social security number on file)0000-2500 .Thursday, December 2, 20102501-5000 .Friday, December 3, 2010Returning StudentRegistration- All students whoConcurrent EnrollmentRegistration- High school students whowill be returning after a breakfrom college (not enrolled in lastTHREE years) may beginregistration on;Monday, December 6, 2010have completed the EIGHTH grade,submitted an admission application and aConcurrent Enrollment form, and havewritten permission from a parent orguardian then those high school designeesmay register on;Friday, December 10, 2010Concurrently enrolled students do NOThave continuing student status and mustregister in person.New Student Registration- Allstudents new to WoodlandCommunity College who havesubmitted an application foradmission for the Spring 2011term may begin registration on;Wednesday, December 8, 20108Spring 2011Late RegistrationJanuary 18-31, 2011** If the class is full, instructor approval on Add form isrequired.
DEADLINE DATES FOR SHORT-TERM CLASSESSPRING 2011ATTEND THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS!Information and expectations presented in the first class meeting are critical to successfully participate in each class.If the class has a WAIT LIST, students enrolled in that class who do not attend the FIRST day may be dropped.HOWEVER, DO NOT ASSUME THE INSTRUCTOR WILL AUTOMATICALLY DROP YOU FROM CLASSES.Students are responsible for dropping themselves from classes they do not attend.REFUND Deadline for short-term classes:You MUST drop your class by the end of the SECOND class meeting to receive a refund if your class meetsfewer than 30 meeting days. You can drop through WebAdvisor, or in person at the Admissions & RecordsOffice.If your class meets more than 30 meeting days:31-40 days- end of 3rd class meeting41-50 days- end of 4th class meeting51-60 days- end of 5th class meetingDROP Without a “W” Deadline and P/NP Grading Option Deadline:Class Meets1-4 days5-8 days9-11 days12-14 daysDrop by the end of thisclass meeting to avoid a“W”1st class meeting2nd class meeting3rd class meeting4th class meetingClass Meets15-18 days19-21 days22-24 days25-28 daysDrop by the end of thisclass meeting to avoid a“W”5th class meeting6th class meeting7th class meeting8th class meetingLast Day to DROP a Class to Avoid a Failing Grade:Class Meets1-3 days4 days5 days6-7 days8 days9days10-11 days12 daysDrop Deadline2nd class meeting3rd class meeting4th class meeting5th class meeting6th class meeting7th class meeting8th class meeting9th class meetingClass Meets13 days14-15 day
Students who attended either Woodland Community College or Yuba College prior to Spring 2008 are considered returning students. All students must reapply. Transfer Students If you are a student who attended a college or university other than a Yuba Community College District school yo
