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1 Wor-Wic s dual enrollment program will definitely make my life easier after I graduate from high school. I m planning to transfer thecredits I earn at Wor-Wic to UMES, and that ll relieve some of the academic pressure as I pursue my bachelor s degree in aviation enrollment is a great opportunity to get a head start on my collegedegree and my dream of becoming a regional pilot in Salisbury. Dakota Ferraro, dual enrollment student who lives in Crisfield Wor-Wic s dual enrollment program allows our students to gain theconfidence they need to know that they can be successful in college. High school students who take advantage of dual enrollment earn theirbachelor s degrees faster because they earn college credits while in highschool. In addition, dual enrollment families save lots of money not only because community college tuition is a lot less than the tuition andfees at four-year schools but because they can eliminate a semester ormore of college and graduate in four years or less.

2 Annette Wallace, principal at Pocomoke High School Four of our five daughters took advantage of dual enrollment at Wor-Wic, and the one who didn t later wished she did. It s worked out verywell for our family in terms of the girls academic success as theypursued advanced degrees and success in their careers, as well asfinancially for us. Jeanette and I saved thousands of dollars putting ourgirls through college, and we can t be more grateful. Thanks, Wor-Wic! Morgan Hazel, father of five from HebronStudentsEducatorsParentsFor more information, visit or contact Richard C. Webster, director of admissions, at or everyone involved!1 WOr-WiC COMMUNiTY COLLEGE SUMMEr/FALL 2018 CrEDiT CLASS SChEDULEIt is the policy of Wor-Wic Community College not to discriminate on the basis of age, gender, race, color, religion, national origin, maritalstatus, sexual orientation, genetic information, gender identity, disability or any other characteristic protected by law in the admission andtreatment of students, access to educational programs and activities, and terms and conditions of employment.

3 Questions and complaintsshould be submitted to Wor-Wic s Title IX coordinators and discrimination investigators. Complaints against students should be directedto Dr. Deirdra G. Johnson, senior director of student development, BH 109, or 410-334-2902. Complaints againstemployees should be directed to Karen Berkheimer, senior director of human resources, BH 107, or can be mailed to the attention of these individuals at Wor-Wic Community College, 32000 Campus Dr., Salisbury, MD 21804. 2/2018 Why choose Wor-Wic?Our graduates have transferred to: Arizona State University California State University City University of New York (CUNY) Clemson University Cornell University Florida State University George Washington University Johnson & Wales University Old Dominion University Penn State Salisbury University Temple University Towson University University of Colorado University of Maryland (Baltimore, College Park, Eastern Shore, University College) University of Phoenix Virginia Tech Washington College Wilmington University and many more!

4 Save on your first two years and transfer to the four-year institution of your choice!VERSUST uition and fees at Wor-Wic Community College are41 percent of the average cost at public four-yearcolleges in Maryland. The savings are even greaterwhen compared to out-of-state and private may be why more than half of all Lower Shoreundergraduates in Maryland are attending Wor-Wic. 2 PROGRAMS OF STUDYThe following associate degree and certificate programs are offered:BiologyBiology Transfer, Management, Transfer, Management, CertificateGeneral Business Chemical Dependency CounselingChemical Dependency Counseling, , CertificateComputer StudiesComputer Studies Transfer, Development Concentrationinformation Systems ConcentrationComputer Technology, & Network Support Technology ConcentrationWeb Development ConcentrationComputer Technology, CertificateComputer information Security Web DevelopmentCriminal JusticeCriminal Justice, ConcentrationForensic Science Technology ConcentrationLaw Enforcement ConcentrationCriminal Justice, CertificateCorrections investigative Forensics Technology Law Enforcement Law Enforcement Technology EducationEarly Childhood Education, , CertificateEarly Childhood Education Transfer, Education/Generic Special Education PreK-12 Transfer, Education Transfer.

5 Compliance with federal gainful employment disclosure requirements, Wor-Wic provides prospective students with on-time completion rates, median loan debt and other information related to certificate programs on the college website ( ). WOr-WiC COMMUNiTY COLLEGE SUMMEr/FALL 2018 CrEDiT CLASS SChEDULEE mergency Medical ServicesEmergency Medical Services, CertificateEMT-i EMT-P Emergency Medical Services, StudiesGeneral Studies Transfer, Managementhotel-Motel-restaurant Management, Arts Concentrationhotel-Motel-restaurant Management Concentration hotel-Motel-restaurant Management, CertificateCulinary Arts hotel-Motel Management restaurant Management NursingPractical Nursing, CertificateNursing, Therapy AssistantOccupational Therapy Assistant, TechnologyOffice Technology, Office Assistant Office Technology, CertificateOffice Assistant Physical Therapist Assistant Physical Therapist Assistant, Technologyradiologic Technology, 3 WOr-WiC COMMUNiTY COLLEGE SUMMEr/FALL 2018 CrEDiT CLASS SChEDULEWOR-Wic cOMMUniTY cOlleGe32000 Campus Dr.

6 , Salisbury, MD 21804410-334-2800 HOURSS tudent Services hours: Monday through Thursday ..8 to 6 to 4:30 information Desk hours: Monday through Thursday ..8 to 8 to 4:30 ..8 to nooncOnTenTS Programs of Study ..2 Directory ..4 Advisors and Departments by Program ..4 Student Services ..5 Financial information ..6 Tuition rates ..6residency requirements ..6 Tuition Waivers ..6 Dual Enrollment ..6 Fees ..7 Payment Procedures ..7 Payment Plans ..8 Delinquent Accounts ..9 Veterans Benefits ..9 Education Tax Credits ..9 Financial Aid ..9 registration information ..10 Current Students ..10 New and returning Students ..10 Online registration and Payment ..10 English as a Second Language ..11 Placement Testing ..11 Disability Services ..12 Schedule Adjustment ..13 Dropping and Adding Courses.

7 13refunds ..13 Withdrawal ..13 Student Email ..13 identification Cards ..14 Distance Education ..14hybrid Courses ..14 Online Courses ..14 Virtual Courses ..14 Bookstore ..15 Academic Support Services ..16 how to read the Schedule ..18 Summer i Academic Calendar, Class Schedule and Final Examination Schedules ..19 Summer ii Academic Calendar, Class Schedule and Final Examination Schedules ..24 Fall Academic Calendar, Class Schedule and Final Examination Schedules ..29 Find Your Way Around (Campus Map) ..514 DiRecTORYA dvisors and Departments by ProgramProgram Area Advisors Department Phone (Location)Biology Dr. Stacey hall* Mathematics 410-572-8720 (hh) & ScienceBusiness ronald G.

8 Dolch* Business 410-334-2830 (FOh) Matthew D. Geel Chemical Dependency Cheryl T. Cotten human Services 410-334-2891 (hC)Counseling Shane Ferguson ryan MessatzziaComputer Studies Michael Kelley Technology 410-334-2828 (MTC) Curtis Satterfield* Criminal Justice John C.

9 Moses* Criminal Justice 410-572-8750 (Gh) Edmond J. O Brien David P. StriegelEducation Bridget Benshetler human Services 410-334-2891 (hC) Dr. Betty J. Daughenbaugh Michelle B. Morris Daniel r. Pavese iii Dr. Patricia L. riley* Kari SchambergerEmergency Medical Services Chuck Barton Occupational 410-572-8740 (AhB) Daniel r.

10 Webster Jr.* Education General Studies Dr. Allison S. Bartlett Arts & humanities 410-334-2852 (Bh) Dr. Lawrence Blasco Dr. Sheila Blosveren Dr. Dana Burnside Juley harper Dr. Elizabeth C. Jones* Jenny L. McFadden Allison Metro Dr. Amy Oneal-Self Laura Paddack Charles Porter Melissa reddish Adam Tavel Jennifer L.