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Cecil Community College
Welcome
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Learning is not
attained by chance,
it must be sought for
with ardor and attended
to with diligence. Abigail Adams
Doubtless more than chance has caused you to browse
our College catalog. Perhaps it is: 1) word of our regionally strong programs in a number of rewarding career
fields, 2) our facultys top performer ranking nationally
for challenging and supporting students, 3) convenient
locations in North East and now at our beautiful new
Elkton Station, 4) alliances and agreements with so
many baccalaureate level institutions in the region that
make it clear sailing to transfer on your terms, 5) comparatively affordable tuition, or 6) all of the above.
In part, because we emphasize a rigorous, well-rounded
education, Cecil students are well prepared for the next
level and highly prized by employers and officials at
other colleges. They know you will be able to calculate,
communicate, think on your feet, work in teams and
have the
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Academic Progress Standards for
Financial Aid
Students who receive financial aid must be making satisfactory academic progress in their program of study.
Federal regulations require that progress be measured
both quantitatively and qualitatively. This means that in
addition to a minimum grade point average requirement,
students must complete a minimum percentage of course
work by the end of the academic year.
The academic progress standards for financial aid recipients are:
students must maintain a minimum GPA of 2.0;
students must complete 70 percent of the credits
attempted each academic year. Grades of F, I, M, R,
W and K are not counted as hours completed;
students must complete their program within a 150
percent maximum time frame. In general, the time
frames for the associates degree programs of study
are as follows:
Full-time (12+ credits)
6 semesters
Three-quarter time (9 11 credits) 10 semesters
Half-time (6 8 credits)
15 semesters
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ALLIED HEALTH
Emergency Medical Technology Paramedic Option
Associate of Applied Science
General Program Information: 410-287-1000 or information@cecilcc.edu
Emergency Medical Technology is a rapidly expanding profession involving the provision of immediate
care to the critically ill and injured at the scene of an emergency, and the transport of these patients to
a hospital. The entry-level workforce in Emergency Medical Technology (paramedic) in Cecil County
contains 1000 contact hours of theoretical and clinical instruction. Cecils A.A.S. degree and subsequent
certificate will allow graduates to function in entry level positions in the field of emergency medical
technology. Students who have paramedic certification may be able to receive credits for the EMT
courses through credential assessment. Program admission information is located on page 10 and 11.
General
Education
General Education and Program Requirements
Code
Credits
ACT
Activity Elect
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Programs of Study Business Commerce Technology
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BUSINESS COMMERCE TECHNOLOGY
Business Commerce Technology Communications Option
Associate of Applied Science
General Program Information: 410-287-1000 or information@cecilcc.edu
This program prepares students for initial employment and career advancement in positions requiring an
understanding of effective media communication and practical experience in state-of-the-art technologies
for business and industry.
General
Education
General Education and Program Requirements
Code
Credits
ACT
Activity Electives
2
BUS 101
Accounting I
3
BUS 103
Introduction to Business
3
BUS 111
Business Communications
3
BUS 131
Principles of Management
3
BUS 187
Business Ethics
3
BUS 210
Business Law I
3
BUS 289
Business Practicum
3
CIS 101
Introduction to Computer Concepts
I
3
CIS 124
Internet Tools HTML
3
ECO 221
Economics Micro
SS
3
ECO 222
Economics Macro
SS
3
EGL 101
Freshman C
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Programs of Study Education
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EDUCATION
Early Childhood Education
Associate of Applied Science
General Program Information: 410-287-1000 or information@cecilcc.edu
This program is designed for students interested in providing childcare services and emphasizes the
study of child development, early childhood curriculum/strategies and administrative responsibilities.
In addition, the program requires field-based experiences in an early childhood learning environment.
Students must meet any additional state requirements regarding age and experience for employment.
Students will have the preparation necessary to continue their studies at a four-year institution.
General
Education
General Education and Program Requirements
Code
Credits
ACT
Activity Electives
2
ART 195
Integrated Arts
3
BIO/PSC
Biology or Physical Science Elective with Lab
SL
4
CIS 101
Introduction to Computer Concepts
I
3
EDU 131
Principles of Early Childhood I
3
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Programs of Study Transportation Logistics
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TRANSPORTATION LOGISTICS
Transportation and Logistics Yacht and Small Craft Design
Certificate
General Program Information: 410-287-1000 or information@cecilcc.edu
The Yacht Design certificate enables students to master the principles of design based on the fundamentals
of small craft, naval architecture, and marine engineering. The student will prepare plans, computations,
specifications and all the details for a variety of boat types, including powerboats, sailboats, auxiliaries
and sport fishing boats.
Certificate Requirements
Credits
BUS 103
Introduction to Business
3 Credits
BUS 111
Business Communications
3 Credits
BUS 131
Principles of Management
3 Credits
MAT 127
Introduction to Statistics
4 Credits
TRL 151*
Principles of Yacht Design
4 Credits
TRL 152*
Aesthetics and Utilization of Design
4 Credits
TRL 251*
Construction Methods
4 Credits
TRL 252*
Systems and Equipment
4 C
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BUS175 Administrative Office Procedures introduces
students to common administrative procedures used in
the office. Procedures are identified, and the student is
given an opportunity to practice the skills needed to
administer the procedures. Students learn appropriate
job-seeking strategies as well. Procedures include those
for maintaining records, using electronic office equipment, making travel arrangements, practicing good business etiquette, managing time, maintaining financial
records, and communicating effectively. 3 credits
BUS180 Small Business Management provides an
opportunity to learn the fundamental concepts of entrepreneurship and small business management through
text and supplementary readings, and case studies.
Topics covered include advantages and disadvantages of
small business management, business marketing, financial planning, cash flows, purchasing and inventory,
sources of funding, global aspect of entrepreneurship,
and ethical
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MUC221 Music Ensemble IV will focus on preparation
and performance of a capstone experience in the form of
a musical solo. Working under the guidance of a chosen
faculty mentor, students may learn a repertory work,
compose a piece, or collaborate on an interdisciplinary
work. Students will produce all aspects of their project,
working with appropriate staff and faculty regarding
production, design, and theatrical elements. 2 credits
Co-requisites: MUC211, MUC293 or MUC241 or permission of instructor.
MUC240 Jazz Guitar III is the study of intermediate
level jazz music skills as they apply hands-on to guitar
in the areas of harmonic minor scales, two-octave seventh chord arpeggios, rhythm skills, reading studies, and
blues progressions in twelve keys. Students meet once a
week for a private lesson with additional laboratory time
required. 1 credit
Pre-requisite: MUC141 or permission of instructor. Corequisites: MUC210, MUC220 or permission of instruc
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LEARNING SUPPORT SERVICES
Learning Center
The Learning Center assesses all students for English,
reading, and math placement. These assessments are a
requirement for all students. For assistance in math,
reading, or writing, students of all levels and in all disciplines may refer to one of the following skill centers.
Math Lab provides free tutoring for students
experiencing difficulties in mathematics.
The Reading and Writing Lab assists nativespeaking and second-language students by improving
all aspects of written communication in all subject
areas including: development, organization, grammar,
mechanics, style, organization, and documentation.
The Lab can assist with non-course writing as well:
articles for the Seahawk Review, resumes, business
letters, and applications. In addition, the Lab provides tutoring in reading comprehension and study
skills. All students at the College may use the
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ale for pursuing a grievance.
*Students wishing to file an academic grievance should
file it with the Vice President for Academic Programs.
All other issues should be directed to the Vice President
of Student Services Institutional Effectiveness.
3. The Vice President will gather and analyze appropriate information. Should the Vice President deem it necessary, he/she has the option of convening and chairing
a committee (comprised of at least one faculty member,
one student, and one staff member from Enrollment and
Student Support Services selected by the Vice President)
to help evaluate the students petition through interviewing parties involved in the grievance and gathering and
reviewing materials pertinent to the case. The decision at
this stage of the grievance will be made by the Vice
President based on the facts that have been gathered.
4. Within five working days after completing the investigation, the Vice President w
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