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1 More information on inside back cover Type: Co-ed two-year public community college Setting: Suburban Founded: 1959 Sponsors: State of New York, County of Suffolk Campuses: Ammerman at Selden Eastern at Riverhead Michael J. Grant at Brentwood Accreditations: Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics (ACEND) American Bar Association (ABA) American Occupational Therapy Association (ACOTE) American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM) Commission on Accrediting in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE) Committee on Accreditation of Educational Programs for the Emergency Medical Services Professions (CoAEMSP)/Commission on Accreditation for Allied Health Programs (CAAHEP) National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF) Academic Programs.

2 The College offers Associate in Arts ( ), Associate in Science ( ), and Associate in Applied Science ( ) degrees and certificates in approximately 100 options of study 477 full-time faculty; 1,505 adjunct faculty Student Body: Approximately 27,000 students Ammerman 6,813 full-time 8,506 part-time 15,319 total Eastern 1,458 full-time 2,892 part-time 4,350 total Michael J. Grant 3,982 full-time 7,021 part-time 11,003 total Gender Female 53%; Male 47% Age 18-24, 80%; 25 and over, 20% Ethnic White ; Black ; Hispanic ; Asian Pacific ; American Indian ; Other/Unknown Estimated Annual Expenses: Tuition and fees (residents) $6,020; books and supplies $1,500 [approximately]SUFFOLK AT A GLANCEAMMERMAN CAMPUS533 College RoadSelden, NY 11784-2899631-451-4110 EASTERN CAMPUS121 Speonk-Riverhead RoadRiverhead, NY 11901-3499631-548-2500 MICHAEL J.

3 GRANT CAMPUSC rooked Hill RoadBrentwood, NY 11717-1092631-851-6700 College Website: by authority of the State University of New sponsored by the County of VOLUME 472018-2020 The Suffolk County Community College Catalog is not intended to be a legal contract between the College and any person or entity and is published for informational purposes only. The Catalog was prepared on the basis of the best information available at the time of publication and every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of its content. However, the College reserves the right to change its policies, rules, regulations, requirements for graduation, course offerings, and any other content in this Catalog at any time. Students should always consult with their college advisors to confirm current requirements for each program of study.

4 For up-to-date information, please contact the College Assistant Dean for Curriculum Development, Matthew Okerblom, Norman F. Lechtrecker Building, Ammerman Campus, 'S MESSAGEBy Dr. Shaun L. McKayThere are numerous reasons why Suffolk County Community College is the ideal place for you to begin the pursuit of your educational institution provides affordable quality higher education, delivered in small class settings, led by faculty with credentials from many of the country s most acclaimed institutions. Whether you start with the goal of transferring to a four-year institution after graduation or you need certain classes to enhance your career skills, you will find everything you need to succeed here at Suffolk. With 100 degree and certificate program options, as well as articulation and dual admissions agreements with many local and nationally renowned four-year schools, our students are able to pursue their interests while preparing for competitive Exceptional enhancing the probability of success for students who need extra support, to creating an academically challenging environment for the hundreds of students in our Honors Program, to working closely with area employers to meet their current and projected workforce demands, Suffolk is dedicated to meeting the full needs of our students and valued Complete College the largest community college in the State University of New York (SUNY) system, you can count on Suffolk for a full collegiate experience.

5 With recognized athletic programs, more than 90 student clubs, organizations and support services, you will have countless opportunities to grow both academically and are proud to say that our students routinely transition to a variety of baccalaureate programs at public and private colleges and universities on Long Island, around New York State, and throughout the an enrollment of approximately 27,000 students, and faculty and staff numbering over 3,000, we are advancing a culture of diversity, equity, and inclusion throughout the institution. We are dedicated to building an appreciation of the many facets of difference that exist within the college community and are reflective of Suffolk also offers a broad range of scholarships for new and continuing students. In fact, the Suffolk Community College Foundation annually awards more than $625,000 in student scholarships to hundreds of students enrolled at the things are happening here at Suffolk.

6 Preparing to begin its 59th year, the College is a vibrant and continuously improving higher education resource. Our students shine and excel, frequently being recognized nationally, regionally and locally for their academic success, as well as their student life and community service this sounds like the learning environment you are looking for, I encourage you to enroll at Suffolk. Almost one in four students who graduate from a Suffolk County high school, do so you should too! There is no doubt we are the best choice for your first two years of higher at a Glance .. Inside CoversPresident's Greetings .. 3 ACADEMIC CALENDAR .. 8 GENERAL INFORMATIONH istory ..11 State University of New York (SUNY) ..12 Mission ..13 Professional Associations ..13 Accreditations ..13 Libraries ..14 Academic Computing.

7 14 Campus Locations, Maps, Facilities and Telephone Numbers ..16 Sayville Downtown Center Culinary Arts and Hospitality Center Central Administration Ammerman Campus Eastern Campus Michael J. Grant CampusENROLLMENT PROCESSA pplying and Being Admitted ..25 Eligibility International Students Submitting Applications Application Deadlines MatriculationMajors and Programs/Curricula Chart ..27 Transfer Program Information ..30 Advanced Standing Credit for College-Level Learning ..30 Student Success Programs ..31 Educational Opportunity (EOP) Student Support Services (TRIO) Developmental Studies English as a Second Language (ESL) After Being Admitted ..35 Placement Testing and Course Selection Orientation Immunization and Medical Requirements Insurance Registration Late Registration Add/Drop Period Paying Tuition and Fees FINANCEST uition and Fees.

8 39 Tuition and Residency Fees Non-Refundable and Refundable Fees Tuition and Fees Schedule Refund Policy Course Drop or WithdrawalFinancial Aid ..44 General Information Independent Student Status Federal Government Grants New York State Government Grants Financial Assistance Awards by Agencies Outside the College Loans Part-Time Employment How to Apply Satisfactory Academic Progress for All Financial Aid RecipientsScholarships ..53 National Science Foundation Scholarship Suffolk Community College Foundation Get There From Here Scholarship Program Stay on Long Island New York State Presidential Scholarship Scholarships for New Students Scholarships for Continuing Students How to Apply/Additional InformationTable of Contents6 STUDENT AFFAIRSI ntroduction ..59 Counseling Center and/or Student Success Center.

9 59 Academic Advising Career Services Mental Health Services Transfer Counseling Disability ServicesStudent Life ..61 Campus Activities and Student Leadership Development Multicultural Affairs Athletics Health Club Music Theatre Health Services ..62 Children s Learning Centers ..62 Dining Services ..62 Bookstores ..63 ACADEMIC AND STUDENT POLICIESA cademic Policies ..65 Prerequisite and Course Registration Policy Registration and Records Grading System Grade Changes Academic Standing Honor Designations/Societies Academic Integrity Change of Degree, Certificate or Option Guidelines for Employment and Credit Limits Leave of Absence Readmission Graduation Requirements Substitution/Waiver of Degree RequirementsStudent Policies ..72 Electronic Devices Student Identification Card Student Code of Conduct Information Technology Policies and Guidelines Student Online Services, Student Portal, Email Accounts Medical Leave Medical Suspension Tobacco Products Sexual Violence, Sexual Harassment Prevention, and Title IX Campus Safety, Emergency Information, and Parking Public Notices Regarding Student-Related PoliciesSPECIAL ACADEMIC PROGRAMSH onors Program.

10 83 Study Abroad Program ..84 Academic Partnerships with Business and Industry ..84 Automotive Technology Cisco Academy Training Oil Heat Comfort Corporation Department of Energy: Office of Science Education OpportunitiesApplied Science Foundation STEM Scholarship Program (NFS-STEM)..86 Science and Technology Entry Program (STEP) ..87 Liberty Partnerships Program (LPP) for Secondary Students ..87 BioPREP for Currently Enrolled SCCC Students ..88 Empire State Diversity Honors Scholarship Program ..88 Academic High School Partnerships ..88 The Beacon Program Early College ProgramCorporate Training ..89 Advanced Manufacturing Training Center Entrepreneurial Assistance Center and Veterans Business Assistance Center Grant-Funded Training Programs 7 Continuing Improvement of Academic Skills Courses to Aid Vocational Pursuits Health and Wellness Courses Financial Courses Personal Enrichment Courses Programs for Special Populations Energy Efficiency and TechnologySenior of Associate in Arts ( ) Degree Associate in Science ( ) Degree Associate in Applied Science ( ) Degree Certificate ProgramsSUNY-GER and Core Education State University of New York General Education Requirement (SUNY-GER) Core Education Graduation RequirementSUNY Transfer Paths.