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Handouts

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Schedules and Handouts
Course Schedules are available as PDF files below.

Please use the COURSE SEARCH section to view the up-to-date course schedule.
Summer II Courses (7/7 - 8/7/08) (.pdf, 95K)
Fall 2008 Courses (Begins 9/3/08) (.pdf, 237K)
Student Handbook (.pdf, 3513K)
Instruction for Online Registration (.pdf, 10795K)
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Note from the Registrar

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Refunds for Summer
Refunds apply to tuition and fees.  Students should go to the business office to apply for a refund for credit courses. 

Withdrawal before the first day of class………. %100 tuition and fees

No refund after the first day of class.

STUDENTS WITH HOLD(S)

Please contact the office that corresponds to your hold(s):

Online Registration Hold - See an advisor, Build. 4, 311
                                        (617) 541-5327

Admissions Hold - See the Admissions Office, Build 2, Enrollment Ctr.
                                        (617) 541-5310

Accounts Receivable - See the Business Office, Build 2, 213
                                        (617) 541-5321

Library - Visit the RCC Library for clearance.

Please visit the Advising Center for all other holds.





CLEP

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 The College-Level Examination Program® (CLEP) gives you the opportunity to receive college credit for what you already know by earning qualifying scores on any of 34 examinations. Earn credit for knowledge you've acquired through independent study, prior course work, on-the-job training, professional development, cultural pursuits, or internships.

How CLEP helps you:
  • Save time. Depending on your college's CLEP policy, a satisfactory score on a CLEP exam can earn you from 3 to 12 college credits.
  • Save money. The cost of a CLEP exam is $65, a fraction of the tuition and fees for the corresponding course.
  • Make college more interesting. Skip general introductory courses and move on to more advanced classes, or explore new and challenging academic areas.
  • Graduate on time. CLEP can help you to the finish line if you're a few credits shy of graduation
  • Satisfy a proficiency requirement. Demonstrate your ability in college math or a foreign language.
Contact the Learning Center, Academic Building, Room 207 for additional information or visit:

http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/clep/about.html