ADMISSION PACKET AND COLLEGE INFORMATION

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1 CAMPUS ADDRESS TELEPHONE HIALEAH 1776 W. 49th St. Hialeah, FL HOMESTEAD 500 College Terrace Homestead, FL INTERAMERICAN 627 S.W. 27th Ave. Miami, FL ADMISSIONS KENDALL S.W. 104th St. Miami, FL AND MEDICAL CENTER 950 N.W. 20th St. Miami, FL REGISTRATION NORTH N.W. 27th Ave. Miami, FL SERVICES WEST 3800 N.W. 115th Ave. Doral, FL WOLFSON 300 N.E. 2nd Ave. Miami, FL ADMISSION PACKET AND COLLEGE INFORMATION

2 College Information and Admission Application Instructions You may also complete this application online at Welcome to Miami Dade College. Please read the following instructions carefully. All information in this packet must be completed before the application can be processed. Type or print legibly all information requested in blue or black ballpoint ink. All correspondence will be mailed to the address you provide on the application. A nonrefundable $30 application fee is required from all new college credit students. Fee is subject to change without notice. This fee is charged only once, with this application. Please make your check or money order payable to Miami Dade College and write the last four digits of your Social Security number on your payment. Mail your application to the campus you plan to attend at the address on the next page. You may also submit the application in person. Notification of Social Security Number Collection and Usage by Miami Dade College In compliance with Section (5), Florida Statutes, Miami Dade College (MDC) issues this notification regarding the purpose for the collection and use of your Social Security Number (SSN). Miami Dade College collects and uses your SSN only to perform College duties and responsibilities. To protect your identity, MDC will maintain the privacy of your SSN and never release it to unauthorized parties in compliance with state and federal laws. The College assigns you a unique student/employee identification number which is used for associated employment and educational purposes at MDC, including the access of your college records. Miami Dade College may collect and/or use your Social Security Number for the following purposes: PURPOSE STUDENTS Admissions and Registration Federal legislation relating to the Hope Tax Credit requires that all postsecondary institutions report student SSNs to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). This IRS requirement makes it necessary for MDC to collect the SSN of every student. A student may refuse to disclose his/her SSN for this purpose, but he/she may be subject to IRS penalties. The Florida public school system uses the SSN as a student identifier. It is beneficial to have access to the same information for purposes of tracking and assisting students in the transition from one educational level to the next. The intent is to establish a comprehensive management database of information which will co-reside with the Division of Public Schools Information Database and the State University System Database to provide integrated information at the state level for educational decision-making. SSNs appear on official transcripts and are used for business purposes in accordance with parameters outlined by the U.S. Department of Education. FEDERAL AND STATE REGULATIONS Tracking uses are authorized by SBE Rule 6A-10955(3)(e); , F.S. and the General Education Provisions Act (20 USC 1221(e-1)). Hope/Lifetime Tax Credit uses are authorized by 26 USC 6050S and Federal Register, June 16, 2000/IRC Section 25A Registration uses are authorized by (5), F.S. Issuance of Form 1098T for tuition payment reports are authorized by 26 USC 3402, 6051 The College Reach-Out Program (CROP) uses are authorized by , F.S. TRANSCRIPTS If you are not degree-seeking, transcripts are not required. First-Time-in-College Students All first-time-in-college students must submit final high school transcripts or equivalency (showing actual graduation date). If you are a Florida public high school graduate, Miami Dade College will electronically request your records. However, you are ultimately responsible for ensuring that the College receives your final high school transcript or equivalency. Proof of high school graduation, GED or approved equivalent is required prior to becoming eligible for financial aid. Foreign High School Graduates You must submit original, certified documents for proof of high school or equivalent graduation. English translation may be required under certain circumstances. Transfer Students If you are seeking a degree, you are required to provide official copies of academic records from each college/university previously attended before evaluation for credit can be considered. Your college/university transcripts will be evaluated only if you are enrolled as a degree-seeking student. Note: Failure to submit all appropriate transcripts will jeopardize future enrollment at the College and financial aid eligibility. NEW STUDENT CENTER Hialeah Campus Homestead Campus InterAmerican Campus Kendall Campus Medical Center Campus North Campus West Campus Wolfson Campus ADVISEMENT All new students must see an academic advisor before registering for their first term. TESTING All new students must take a placement test or submit acceptable SAT or ACT scores. For a list of scores, please see our testing Web site at information. Students whose first language is not English may be required to take an English proficiency test. BACHELOR S DEGREE APPLICANTS The bachelor s degree programs are limited-access programs, and certain prerequisites must be completed before being admitted. Admission to the College does not constitute admission to upper-division programs of study. A separate program application is also required for each bachelor s degree program. Please consult the College Catalog on the Web at www. mdc.edu. NURSING AND ALLIED HEALTH PROGRAM APPLICANTS Admission to the College does not constitute acceptance into any of the nursing or allied health programs. A separate program application is also required. Please refer to the College Catalog or contact the New Student Center at Medical Center Campus for additional information, at The Honors College The Honors College admits a select group of students every fall semester. For more information, visit ACADEMIC STATUS FOR TRANSFER STUDENTS Miami Dade College adheres to the suspension/dismissal policy of your prior college. Please refer to the transfer student information in the Admissions section of the College Catalog. FORMER MDC STUDENTS If you have not taken credit courses within the last 12 months, please complete a re-admission application instead of this initial application.

3 CAMPUS ADDRESS TELEPHONE HIALEAH 1776 W. 49th St. Hialeah, FL HOMESTEAD 500 College Terrace Homestead, FL INTERAMERICAN 627 S.W. 27th Ave. Miami, FL ADMISSIONS KENDALL S.W. 104th St. Miami, FL AND MEDICAL CENTER 950 N.W. 20th St. Miami, FL REGISTRATION NORTH N.W. 27th Ave. Miami, FL SERVICES WEST 3800 N.W. 115th Ave. Doral, FL WOLFSON 300 N.E. 2nd Ave. Miami, FL Application for Admission General Information Please type or print clearly in BLACK OR BLUE ink all information on this application. h College Credit Application* h Career and Technical Education *NOTE: There is a $30 nonrefundable admission application fee for first-time College credit applications. Fee subject to change without notice. Name last first middle Social Security number Phone (cellular) Date of birth (MONTH) (DAY) (YEAR) Phone (home) Phone (work) Local address street CITY state ZIP Permanent address (if different from above) Country of birth Country of citizenship Immigration status: h U.S. citizen h Permanent resident alien (copy of card required) h Other h Refugee/asylum status (copy required) h Visa: type (copy required) Emergency contact: Full name Relationship to Student Work Phone Home/Cell Phone Native Language: h Creole h English h Spanish h Other (please indicate) Demographic Data: Please provide the following data. Check only one: h Yes, I am Hispanic/Latino h No, I am not Hispanic/Latino Check one or more: h Asian h American Indian or Alaskan Native h Black or African American h Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander h White Gender: h Male h Female The information requested above in the Demographic Data section is on a voluntary basis to aid the State of Florida in its commitment to Equal Education/Employment Opportunity and to meet federal reporting requirements. (This information will not affect your admission to the College.) Basis of Admission (Please check box that applies) h Earned a standard high school diploma h Earned a GED h Anticipated high school or GED graduation date h Transfer from an accredited college or university h Transient student h Home-schooled h Early college (dual enrollment) h Early admission h Career pathways h Special diploma or certificate of completion h None of the above (allowed for Career and Technical Education only) Name of high school: Graduation date City, state and country of high school: For office use only: Date Term Staff initials MDC student # (Please complete ALL SECTIONS and sign your application)

4 All first-time-in-college students must submit official high school transcripts (showing actual graduation date) or equivalency. If you are a Florida public high school graduate, Miami Dade College will electronically request your transcript. However, you are ul timately responsible for ensuring that Miami Dade College receives your final high school transcript or equivalency. Previous Colleges or Universities: Have you attended any other colleges or universities? h Yes h No If you have previously attended another college or university, please note that all degree-seeking students are required to submit official college/university transcripts from all institutions attended. Failure to submit all transcripts will prevent future enrollment at the College and/or jeopardize financial aid eligibility. Please request that your final official transcripts be sent to the Miami Dade College campus you will attend. Transcripts will be evaluated only if you are a degree-seeking student. (If yes, please list all information below. If additional space is needed, attach list on a separate sheet.) Name of institution: City, state and country Dates attended Degree earned (leave blank if none) Name of institution: City, state and country Dates attended Degree earned (leave blank if none) Enrollment and Degree Information h New admission h Previously applied but never enrolled h Previously enrolled (term and year) I plan to attend Miami Dade College beginning: Term: h Fall (Aug.-Dec.) h Spring (Jan.-Apr.) h Summer (May-July) Location preferred: h Hialeah h Homestead h InterAmerican h Kendall h Medical Center h North h West h Wolfson h Virtual College h Outreach: Check the degree or program you intend to pursue at Miami Dade College: h Associate in Arts (A.A.) h Associate in Science (A.S.) h Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) h Bachelor s degree h College Credit Certificate program h Career and Technical Education program h Undecided Intended major Program code (see program listing) I plan on taking specific credit courses only and do not intend to complete a degree at this time. Please check one of the following categories: h Personal interest h Transfer h Upgrade my skills h Teacher certification/renewal h EPI program h Transient Conduct and Certification Statements Have you ever been incarcerated or convicted of a felony, or have you experienced disciplinary problems at another educational institution? h YES h NO If yes, please submit a written statement detailing the circumstances to the dean of students for review prior to admission to Miami Dade College. This information will be handled confidentially. I authorize Miami Dade College to obtain my Florida public school/college/university records and test scores through the use of electronic means if my former school participates in the Florida Automated System for Transferring Educational Records (FASTER). I agree to the release of any transcripts and test scores to this institution, including any score reports that this institution may request from the College Board or ACT. I understand that I may be provisionally admitted until all of my transcripts and related academic records have been received, and that if my transcripts are not provided within the first 30 days of my initial term, I may not be allowed to register in a subsequent term. I CERTIFY that all statements given in this application are true and accurate to the best of my knowledge. I agree to abide by the Students Rights and Responsibilities Handbook, available at the Student Life Office, and all other rules, regulations and policies of Miami Dade College. I agree that if my records are not complete within the initial term of enrollment or if any information is found to be false, I may be suspended from classes without a refund of any fees paid. NOTE: You must also COMPLETE and sign the Florida RESIDENCY AFFIDAVIT (ON THE NEXT PAGE) in order for your admission application to be complete. X SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT DATE disability, veteran s status, sexual orientation or genetics information. Contact the Office of Director, Equal Opportunity Programs/ADA Coordinator, at for assistance. TITLE: DIRECTOR, EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROGRAMS/ADA COORDINATOR ADDRESS: HUMAN RESOURCES, KENDALL CAMPUS, S.W. 104 STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA D Rev. 6/10

5 MDC COLLEGE AND VOCATIONAL CREDIT PROGRAMS Bachelor of Science The Bachelor of Science degree meets the Florida Department of Education requirements for the baccalaureate degree and is used for professional areas of study. An updated listing of baccalaureates offered by MDC are located at: S5100 Electronic Engineering Technology (Pre- S9100 Electronics Engineering Technology S4301 Exceptional Student Education (K - 12) (Pre- S4300 Exceptional Student Education (K-12) S4200 Secondary Mathematics Education S4201 Secondary Mathematics Education (Pre- S4104 Secondary Science Education - Biology (Pre- S4100 Secondary Science Education - Biology Concentration S4105 Secondary Science Education - Chemistry (Pre- S4101 Secondary Science Education - Chemistry Concentration S4106 Secondary Science Education - Earth & Space (Pre- S4102 Secondary Science Education - Earth & Space Sciences Concentration S4107 Secondary Science Education - Physics (Pre- S4103 Secondary Science Education - Physics Concentration Bachelor of Science in Nursing The primary goal of the BSN is to provide students and practicing nurses with a high quality, accessible, cost-effective, and seamless academic program designed to meet the critical workforce need for baccalaureate-prepared nurses in the State of Florida. N9100 N5100 Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN) Nursing (RN to BSN) (Pre- Bachelor of Applied Science The Bachelor of Applied Science meets the Florida Department of Education requirements for the baccalaureate degree and respects the content of the A.S./A.A.S. degree through the appropriate transfer of both occupational and general education credit. An updated listing of baccalaureates offered by MDC are located at: P9220 Film, Television & Digital Production P9210 Health Science with an in Physician Assistant Studies P5109 Public Safety - Basic Corrections Train Academy (State Certification) (Pre- P9109 Public Safety - Basic Corrections Training Academy (State Certification) P5108 Public Safety - Basic Law Enforcement Academy (State Certification) (Pre- P9108 Public Safety - Basic Law Enforcement Academy (State Certification) P5102 Public Safety - Corrections (Pre- P9102 Public Safety - Corrections P5106 Public Safety - Crime Scene Investigation (Pre- P9106 Public Safety - Crime Scene Investigation P5110 Public Safety - Criminal Justice (Pre- P9110 Public Safety - Criminal Justice P5105 Public Safety - Emergency (Pre- P9105 Public Safety - Emergency P5107 Public Safety - Field Internship Placement (Pre- P9107 P5100 P9100 P5103 P9103 P5104 P9104 P9200 Associate in Arts Public Safety - Field Internship Placement Public Safety - Law Enforcement (Pre- Public Safety - Law Enforcement Public Safety - Probation and Parole (Pre- Public Safety - Probation and Parole Public Safety - Security/Loss Prevention (Pre- Public Safety - Security/Loss Prevention Supervision and The AA degree is designed to transfer to universities. It is protected by the Articulation Agreement among all Florida public institutions of higher education. A student who is awarded an AA degree by Miami Dade College has met the general education requirements for admission to the upper division in public universities of the State of Florida. Refer to FACTS.org for additional information. Students may indicate areas of focus or interest in the AA program and may organize electives to reflect that interest. However, the AA degree itself does not have an academic major; thus, no specialty title will appear on the student s transcript. Possible areas of interest could include the following or any other combination of elective courses Accounting Agriculture Anthropology Architecture Area & Ethnic Studies Art or Art Education Atmospheric Science & Meteorology Biology Biotechnology Building Construction Business Administration Chemistry Computer Arts Animation Computer Information Systems Computer Science Criminal Justice Administration Dance Dietetics Drama or Drama Education Economics Engineering - Architectural Engineering - Chemical Engineering - Civil Engineering - Computer Engineering - Electrical Engineering - Geomatics (Surveying and Mapping) Engineering - Industrial Engineering - Mechanical Engineering - Ocean Engineering - Science English/Literature & English Education Environmental Sciences Exercise Science Foreign Language Forestry Geology Graphic or Commercial Arts Health Services Administration History Hospitality Administration/Travel & Tourism Interior Design International Relations Landscape Architecture Mass Communications/Journalism Mathematics Music or Music Education Philosophy Physical Education Teaching & Coaching Physics Political Science Pre-Bachelor of Arts Pre-Law Pre-Medical Science/Dentistry Pre-Medical Technology Pre-Nursing Pre-Occupational Therapy Pre-Optometry Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Physician Assistant Pre-Veterinary Medicine Psychology Public Administration Recreation Religion Social Work Sociology Speech Pathology & Audiology Teaching (Elementary) Teaching (Exceptional Student Education) Teaching (Pre-Elementary/Early Childhood) Teaching (Secondary) Teaching Secondary (Biology) Teaching Secondary (Chemistry) Teaching Secondary (Earth/Space) Teaching Secondary (English/Foreign Languages) Teaching Secondary (Mathematics Education) Teaching Secondary (Physics) Teaching Secondary (Social Science) Teaching Secondary (Vocational: Business, Technical, Home) Associate in Science The AS degree is awarded to students who successfully complete the technical or occupational programs designed for immediate employment preparation. Credits earned for selected courses in these programs may be acceptable at universities toward a four-year degree Accounting Technology Advanced Manufacturing * Air Conditioning, Refrigeration & Heating Systems Technology Architectural Design & Construction Technology Aviation Administration Aviation Maintenance Biomedical Engineering Technology Biotechnology Biotechnology - Bioinformatics Biotechnology - Chemical Technology Building Construction Technology Business Administration Civil Engineering Technology Computer Engineering Technology Computer Information Technology Computer Programming & Analysis - Business App. Programming Court Reporting Technology Crime Scene Technology - Crime Scene Investigation Crime Scene Technology - Forensic Science Criminal Justice Technology: BLE D-956 PROGRAMS AND COURSES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. PLEASE CONSULT THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OR ACADEMIC ADVISEMENT OFFICE OR THE WEBSITE AT FOR THE MOST CURRENT INFORMATION. disability, veteran's status, sexual orientation, or genetic information. Contact the Office of Equal Opportunity Programs/ADA Coordinator, at for information. *Effective January 2010 (Spring Term ), **Effective May 2010 (Summer Term ) AR FORM 1G Page 1 of 3 (Revised 3/2012)

6 MDC COLLEGE AND VOCATIONAL CREDIT PROGRAMS Criminal Justice Technology: Corrections Criminal Justice Technology: Generic Culinary Arts Database Technology - Microsoft Database Administrator Database Technology - Oracle Database Administration Database Technology - Oracle Database Developer Drafting & Design Technology Early Childhood Education Early Childhood Education - Administrators Early Childhood Education - Infant Toddler Early Childhood Education - Preschool Electrical Power Technology Electrical Power Technology - Electrical Electrical Power Technology - Instrumentation & Control Electrical Power Technology - Mechanical Electrical Power Technology - Nuclear Operations Electronics Engineering Technology Environmental Science Technology - Assessment/Safety Compliance Environmental Science Technology - Conservation Ecology Environmental Science Technology - Environmental Science Environmental Science Technology - HAZMAT Technology Environmental Science Technology - Watershed Film Production Technology Financial Services - Banking Financial Services - Financial Financial Services - Mortgage Finance Fire Science Technology Funeral Services Graphic Arts Technology Graphic Design Technology Graphic Internet Technology Hospitality & Tourism Human Services - Addictions Studies Human Services - Generalist Industrial Technology Instructional Services Technology Interior Design Technology Internet Services Technology - Microsoft Internet Services Technology - Open Source Landscape & Horticulture Technology - Horticulture Specialization Landscape & Horticulture Technology - Landscape Specialization Marketing - Entrepreneurship Marketing - International Business Marketing - International Trade Marketing - Marketing Marketing - Non-Profit Marketing - Real Estate Marketing Music Business - Business Music Business - Creative Performance Music Business - Creative Production Networking Services Technology Office Administration - Legal Office Specialist Office Administration - Office Specialist Office Administration - Office Software Application Specialist Paralegal Studies - ABA Approved Photographic Technology Professional Pilot Technology Radio & Television Broadcast Programming Sign Language Interpretation Telecommunications Engineering Technology Theater & Entertainment Technology Translation/Interpretation Associate of Applied Science The Associate of Applied Science degree is an occupational two-year degree that can lead to immediate employment and is not intended to transfer to a four-year institution. A5086 Business Administration - International Business A5087 Business Administration - A5088 Business Administration - Marketing A5089 Business Administration - Non-Profit A5090 Business Administration - Real Estate Marketing A5096 Hospitality & Tourism - Food Service A5095 Hospitality & Tourism - Lodging Associate in Science Allied Health/Nursing Allied Health/Nursing programs have selective admission requirements and offer courses in specialized study as well as general education. The two-year programs culminate in an AS degree Clinical Laboratory Sciences Clinical Laboratory Technology (Preselect) Dental Hygiene Dental Hygiene (Preselect) Diagnostic Medical Sonography Specialist Diagnostic Medical Sonography Specialist (Preselect) Emergency Medical Services Emergency Medical Services (Preselect) Health Information Health Information (Preselect) Histologic Technology Histologic Technology (Preselect) Nuclear Medicine Technology Nuclear Medicine Technology (Preselect) Nursing-R.N. (Accelerated) Nursing-R.N. (Accelerated) (Preselect) Nursing-R.N. (Generic) Nursing-R.N. (Generic) (Preselect) Nursing-R.N. (Transitional) Nursing-R.N. (Transitional) (Preselect) Opticianry Opticinary (Preselect) Physical Therapist Assistant Physicial Therapist Assistant (Preselect) Physician Assistant Physician Assistant (Preselect) Respiratory Care Respiratory Care (Preselect) Veterinary Technology Veterinary Technology (Preselect) Associate of Applied Science Allied Health The AAS degree is a two-year degree that leads to employment and is not intended to transfer to a four year institution. Allied Health programs have selective admissions requirements and offer courses in specialized study as well as general education. A3037 A3038 A3036 Radiography Radiography - Transitional Radiography (Preselect) Allied Health College Credit Certificate College Credit Certificate programs require fewer credits than an Associate in Science degree. These are Florida Department of Education Certified College Credit programs. The college credits granted in these programs will apply toward the related Associate in Science degree. The student receives an institutional College Credit Certificate upon completion of the program and the program s title will be added to the student s transcript Emergency Medical Technician Healthcare Informatics Specialist Nuclear Medicine Technician Specialist (Preselect) Nuclear Medicine Technology Specialist (Preselect) Paramedic College Credit Certificate College Credit Certificate programs require fewer credits than an Associate in Science degree. These are Florida Department of Education Certified College Credit programs. The college credits granted in these programs will apply toward the related Associate in Science degree. The student receives an institutional College Credit Certificate upon completion of the program and the program s title will be added to the student s transcript Accounting Applications Addiction Studies Air Cargo Agent Airline/Aviation Airport Automation Banking Banking Operations Banking Specialist Biotechnology Business Business - Small Business Business Operations - Accounting/Budgeting Business Operations - Business Business Operations - Customer Service Business Operations - Finance Business Operations - Human Resources Business Operations - International Business Business Operations - Marketing Business Operations - Non-Profit Business Operations - Real Estate Business Operations - Retail Business Operations - Small Business Business Specialist - Accounting/Budgeting Business Specialist - Business Business Specialist - Customer Service Business Specialist - Finance Business Specialist - Human Resources Business Specialist - International Business Business Specialist - Marketing Business Specialist - Non-Profit Business Specialist - Real Estate Business Specialist - Retail Business Specialist - Small Business Chef Apprentice Cisco Network Associate Computer Aided Design Assistant Computer Aided Design Operator Computer Programming Computer Specialist Crime Scene Technician Culinary Arts Operations Early Childhood Education - Administrator Early Childhood Education - Preschool D-956 PROGRAMS AND COURSES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. PLEASE CONSULT THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OR ACADEMIC ADVISEMENT OFFICE OR THE WEBSITE AT FOR THE MOST CURRENT INFORMATION. disability, veteran's status, sexual orientation, or genetic information. Contact the Office of Equal Opportunity Programs/ADA Coordinator, at for information. *Effective January 2010 (Spring Term ), **Effective May 2010 (Summer Term ) AR FORM 1G Page 2 of 3 (Revised 3/2012)

7 MDC COLLEGE AND VOCATIONAL CREDIT PROGRAMS Educator Preparation Institute Entrepreneurship Food and Beverage Operations Food and Beverage Specialist Homeland Security Horticulture Professional Horticulture Specialist Hospitality - Food & Beverage Hospitality - Rooms Division Infant/Toddler Specialization Information Technology Support Interpretation Studies Lean Manufacturing Marketing Operations Microcomputer Repairer/Installer Microsoft Database Administrator Mortgage Finance Network Systems Developer Office - Legal Office Office - Office Office - Office Software Applications Office Specialist - Legal Office Office Specialist - Office Office Specialist - Office Software Applications Office Support - Legal Office Office Support - Office Office Support - Office Software Applications Oracle Database Administrator Oracle Database Developer Passenger Service Agent Rooms Division Operations Rooms Division Specialist Translation Studies Web Development Specialist Advanced Technical Certificate The Advanced Technical Certificate is available to students who have already been awarded an Associate in Science degree and wish to upgrade their skills. Students must successfully complete a prescribed set of courses at the advanced level in order to be awarded the certificate. C6028 C6029 C6030 C6027 Biotechnology Biotechnology - Bioinformatics Biotechnology - Chemical Technology Certified Flight Instructor Academy of International Marketing Accounting Operations Administrative Assistant Bail Bond Agent Business Computer Programming Business Supervision & Commercial Art Technology Community Service Officer/Police Service Aide Correctional Officer - County Correctional Officer - State Crossover from Correctional Officer to Law Enforcement Officer Customer Assistance Technology Electricity Apprenticeship Electronic Technology Fire Fighter Minimum Standards Fire Sprinkler Apprenticeship Florida CMS Law Enforcement BRT Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning (HVAC) Apprenticeship Legal Administrative Specialist Massage Therapy - Accelerated Massage Therapy - Generic Massage Therapy - Transitional Medical Assisting Medical Coder Biller Network Support Services PC Support Service Pharmacy Technician Phlebotomy Technician Plumbing Apprenticeship Practical Nursing (LPN) Practical Nursing (LPN) (Preselect) Private Investigator Intern Private Security Officer Real Estate Sales Agent Sheet Metal Apprenticeship Television Production Non-Degree Status Non-degree codes are for students who intend to enroll in specific credit courses only and do not intend to complete a degree or certificate Personal Interest or Development Teacher - Transient Teacher Recertification Transfer Upgrade or Develop Occupational Skills Career Technical Certificate These Career Technical Education Certificate (formerly Vocational Credit Certificate ) programs are comprised of vocational credit courses. Program length varies depending upon the complexity of the individual program. The training is focused on preparation for immediate job entry and specific job titles. Competencies gained upon successful completion of these training programs may result in advanced placement or specific credits towards an Associate in Science degree. Students interested in these programs should contact the appropriate campus department for additional information. D-956 PROGRAMS AND COURSES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. PLEASE CONSULT THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OR ACADEMIC ADVISEMENT OFFICE OR THE WEBSITE AT FOR THE MOST CURRENT INFORMATION. disability, veteran's status, sexual orientation, or genetic information. Contact the Office of Equal Opportunity Programs/ADA Coordinator, at for information. *Effective January 2010 (Spring Term ), **Effective May 2010 (Summer Term ) AR FORM 1G Page 3 of 3 (Revised 3/2012)