| As a TOCC student, it is your responsibility
to take an active role in the development of your educational
and career goals and make sure you are taking the appropriate
courses to achieve your goals. To assist you in this endeavor,
we have a Student Support Specialist to assist students with
important decision-making opportunities. Before registering
for classes and throughout each semester, new students should
meet with a Student Support Specialist. For further information
or to make an appointment, call (520) 383-8401. |
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| A counselor is available to help students decide
educational goals and to prepare educational plans to meet
those goals. The Counselor is also available to assist students
in self-awareness, development, and achievement of academic,
career and personal goals. A Counselor can help students develop
effective time-management and study skills, and help explain
the curriculum offerings. |
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Prior to registering, the following students must be advised
by a Student Support Specialist or Counselor.
- New students completing a degree or certificate; or
- Any student currently enrolled in high school; or
- Any student under the age of 16; or
- Any student registering for the first-time in a reading,
writing or mathematics course; or
- Any student registering for a General Education course
for the first-time; or
- New students attending college for the first time.
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All students are urged to use the College Catalog and Schedule
of Classes, selecting courses or developing an educational
plan. These publications are available at the Academic Advising
Center.
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Orientation is designed to help you succeed
in college and to provide you with necessary information about
programs, services, transferring to another educational institution,
study skills and deadlines for the academic calendar. Orientation
schedules are published each semester. Orientations are offered
at a variety of locations, times, dates and formats. |
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A. Requirement
Prior to registering, any full-time student new to higher
education must complete an orientation through one of the
following:
- Complete a STU 100, 1 credit course offered prior to
or during each semester; and
- Pre-registration Orientation Workshops.
B. How to Enroll in Orientation
You must complete an Application for Admission, take the
Assessment tests, and call the Academic Advising Center
to schedule an orientation.
Exceptions to Advising/Orientation Requirements
Students who do not need to participate in Advising and
Orientation are:
- Students who have earned a degree or certificate; or
- Part-time students dually enrolled in another institution
of higher education; or
- Part-time students enrolling in personal development,
special interest, business/industry contract or customized
courses; or
- Part-time students who are non-degree seeking
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