I understand that South Puget Sound Community College is an adult learning environment and the following
are college norms and expectations:
SPSCC classes may occur in settings of up to 30 students, including various age groups, lifestyles,
backgrounds, and experiences. All students are expected
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to contribute to classroom discussions and
breakout work on group projects.
SPSCC classes are 12 weeks long but encompass the same volume of work as a typical year long high
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school course.
SPSCC online and hybrid courses require reliable internet access to participate in class. Face to
classes may also require use of an online learning system.
SPSCC classes carry the expectation of two hours of work outside of class for every hour of time in class.
For a five credit class this equates to approximately 10 additional hours of work outside of class each
week in addition to the 5 hours of class time.
student is ready to
SPSCC does not make any
SPSCC classes can have content of a mature nature including sexuality, alternative lifestyles, war, and
other mature topics. This content may be delivered in the form of lectures, literature, movies, art or
other media.
SPSCC classes may only be attended by the student. It is expected that the
independently contribute in the learning environment of a college classroom.
All SPSCC students must follow the same academic policies and procedures.
special allowances or accommodations to students based on their age.
Students must follow proper withdrawal procedures or risk receiving a failing grade.
All grades earned at SPSCC are part of the permanent college record.
All students are responsible for payment of tuition and fees by the due date.
Students enrolling with the Under Age Enrollment process are responsible for meeting quarterly with
their High School counselor prior to registration.
By signing below, the student and parent understand and agree to the conditions as stated above.