AUGUSTA CAMPUS. SCHEDULE OF CLASSES Spring Term 2014: March 22, 2014 May 23, Georgia Military College is on Facebook!

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1 AUGUSTA CPUS 115 Davis Road Martinez, Georgia Telephone (706) SCHEDULE OF CLASSES Spring Term 2014: March 22, 2014 May 23, 2014 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE HOURS Monday Thursday, 8:00 5:00 Friday, 8:00 12:00 CPUS HOURS Monday Thursday 6:30-11:00 Friday-6:30-6:00 Saturday-7:30-2:00 PLACEMENT TESTING Please check with the Admissions office for a complete listing of placement testing times and dates or call (706) REGISTRATION/ADVISING Academic advisement is available: January 20 th March 7 th, *Students should contact their advisor for details. No appointment is necessary. Students must clear all registration holds before they can process a registration. Registration for eligible students is: March 10 th March 21 st, Advisement for late registration is available: March 10 th March 21 st, Late registration fees apply for both the Augusta Campus and Fort Gordon Campus. New students should contact Advising at (706) to speak with an advisor. Advising Center: Students are encouraged to complete advisement early and to verify all account holds have been removed before the start of registration. NOTE: Once a student has completed the registration process, it is college policy that, should the student decide not to take the courses for that term, the student must officially drop the courses during the drop/add period. Collection fees may be applied to any outstanding balances. DROP/ADD (CHANGE IN REGISTRATION) Drop/Add is available to all students March 24 th March 25th, The hours are from 8:00 5:00. Drop/Add fees apply. PAYMENT SCHEDULE Registration January 20 th March 7th Late Registration March 10 th March 21 st, 2014 March 24 th and March 25th BOOK PICK-UP/DROP-OFF Payment Schedule March 7 th by noon March 21 st, By noon. Due at registration Book pick-up for the Spring 2014 term will begin on March 12th, Students are required to bring course schedule and student ID to the bookstore to obtain textbooks. Books must not be marked in with ink or highlighters. All books must be returned to the bookstore by 7 on May 26th, Refer to the published bookstore policy regarding guidelines. BOOKSTORE VOUCHERS Bookstore vouchers will be available beginning March 20 th, 2014 and must be used by March 27 th, HOLIDAYS: WE WILL BE CLOSED ON THESE DAYS: Spring Break Week: April 7 th April 13 th. ADVISOR CONTACT INFORMATION Advisor Phone address Room Fable, P. (706) pfable@gmc.cc.ga.us 151 Peeler, W. (706) wpeeler@gmc.cc.ga.us 151 Whitehead, J. (706) jwhitehead@gmc.cc.ga. us Georgia Military College is on Facebook! Visit facebook.com and search for Georgia Military College Augusta 151 Revised 3/17/ :03 *****REMINDER***** DROP/ADD IS ON March 24 th and March 25 th ONLY! THESE ARE THE FIRST TWO DAYS OF CLASSES. IF YOU WITHDRAW AFTER THESE DATES, YOU WILL BE CHARGED FOR THE FULL PRICE OF THE CLASS. Schedule is subject to change without notice

2 AUGUSTA CPUS 115 Davis Road Martinez, Georgia Telephone (706) SCHEDULE OF CLASSES Spring Term 2014: March 22, 2014 May 23, 2014 TUITION Tuition is $ per credit hour, or $ per five-hour course. There is no extra charge for non-residents. FEES Application Fee $35.00 (Non-Refundable) Science Lab Fee $45.00 Book Fee $10.00 per credit hour CIS 100 Level Classes $10.00** CIS 200 Level Classes $20.00** Technology Fee $5.25 per credit hour* Drop/Add Fee $15.00 per form processed*** Late Registration Fee $25.00*** Student Activity Fee $1.00 per credit hour* Parking Fee - $2.00 per Term A $25 fee is charged for returned checks A $25 late fee is charged for books not returned by the published deadline. A replacement fee is charged for books not returned by the published deadline of $25.00 late fee + $75.00 non-return fee. *Fees are not charged to active duty military students. **Fee charged for classes held on Augusta Campus only. ***Any course changes after the regular registration period will result in a late registration or drop/add charge. FINANCIAL AID HOURS Financial Aid Office hours are: 8:00 to 5:00 Monday through Thursday, and Friday from 8:00 to 12:00. (706) TUITION ASSISTANCE Those students receiving military tuition assistance in the past should contact Financial Aid or the GMC Fort Gordon Base regarding Veteran s Benefits, Pell Grants, Loans, etc. VA BENEFITS A GMC Financial Aid Specialist in the Financial Aid office can assist with Veteran s benefits processing. Documentation must be presented from the VA Regional Office, otherwise the student is responsible for all tuition/fees. PELL GRANT Any student entering college may apply for the Federal PELL Grant. Awards are based on a determination of need by the Federal Department of Education, taking into account the financial status of the student and parents. PELL Grant forms are available in the GMC Financial Aid office and the Education Center at Fort Gordon. PELL Grant may be used in addition to other financial aid. All students should apply for the PELL Grant to assist with tuition and fees. Students are responsible for providing any documentation requested by the Financial Aid office. HOPE SCHOLARSHIP The HOPE Scholarship is available to all Georgia residents who meet the criteria set by the state. Please contact the Financial Aid office for specific rules and policies. SECOND CHANCE HOPE Second Chance Hope is available to Georgia residents who meet qualifying criteria. Please contact the Financial Aid office for specific rules and policies. STUDENT LOANS Federal guaranteed student loans are available. See a GMC Financial Aid specialist for information and appropriate forms. STATUS LETTERS Status letters will be processed after the Drop/Add period ends. ADVISING CENTER Students are encouraged to complete advisement early and to verify that all account holds have been removed before the start of registration. SRC-LIBRARY The library has brand new study corrals and a brand new seating area. This is the quiet place that you all have been asking for in which to study. Each corral has a plug so that you may bring your own wireless device in order to do homework, study, etc. Revised 3/17/ :03 Schedule is subject to change without notice

3 AUGUSTA CPUS 115 Davis Road Martinez, Georgia Telephone (706) SCHEDULE OF CLASSES Spring Term 2014: March 22, 2014 May 23, 2014 WITHDRAWAL/DROP POLICY Students are responsible for completion of all steps required to withdraw from a class. When students miss deadlines, policies apply that may penalize them. When students register for classes, they have entered into a contractual agreement and are obligated to pay Georgia Military College for any courses on that contract at the time of registration. After students have registered, they must complete a Change in Registration form to remove/change that contract. After the drop/add period ends, students may only withdraw from class and are financially responsible for that class. Collection fees may be applied to all outstanding balances. IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT ATTENDANCE Students are responsible for knowing and abiding by the attendance policy for each class in which they are enrolled. Failure to attend class may result in an instructor-initiated withdrawal and the grade of IU. VEHICLE PASSES GMC students registered for classes at Fort Gordon may obtain an entry pass by completing the proper forms available at the front office of the Augusta Campus. A valid driver s license, tag receipt, and proof of insurance must be presented at the Main Gate. Access to the base is at the discretion of Fort Gordon. Any questions, please give Mr. Hendricks a call: (706) PARKING PERMITS Students are required to have displayed in their vehicles at all times, a Georgia Military College Parking Permit. If you do not have one then you must come to see the front desk receptionist to obtain one. Students are not allowed to park in the faculty/staff parking lot in the front of the building, nor are they allowed to park in the visitor s parking spaces in front of the glass doors in the back of the building. However, students may park in our main parking lot between the main building, Brenau building and the Science and Technology building. There is extra parking on the side of the Brenau building and we have an over-flow parking lot located directly across the street from this parking area by Brenau. GRADUATION Students who plan to complete degree requirements during Winter or Spring term should apply for graduation immediately. See your advisor in the Advising Center, room 151, for details. Revised 3/17/ :03 Schedule is subject to change without notice

4 Course Section Course Name Days Start End Credits Time Time ACC Principles of Accounting I MW 8:05 10:45 5 ACC Principles of Accounting II MTWTHF 10:30 11:35 5 BIO Medical Terminology TTH 2:00 3:10 2 BIO Marine Biology MTWTHF 12:15 1:20 5 BIO Anatomy & Physiology I MTWTHF 8:45 10:20 6 BIO Anatomy & Physiology I MTWTHF 10:30 12:05 6 BIO Anatomy & Physiology I MTWTH 7:30 9:30 6 BIO Anatomy & Physiology II MTWTHF 8:45 10:20 6 BIO Anatomy & Physiology II MTWTHF 10:30 12:05 6 BIO Anatomy & Physiology II MTWTH 5:20 7:20 6 BIO Principles of Biology I MTWTHF 12:15 1:50 6 BIO A Principles of Biology I MTWTHF 12:15 1:50 6 BIO Principles of Biology I MTWTHF 3:40 5:15 6 BIO Principles of Biology I MTWTHF 2:00 3:35 6 BIO Principles of Biology II MTWTHF 8:45 10:20 6 BIO Principles of Biology II MTWTHF 2:00 3:35 6 BIO Principles of Biology II MTWTH 5:20 7:20 6 BIO Marine Biology MTWTHF 12:15 1:20 6 BIO Microbiology MTWTHF 10:30 12:05 6 BIO Microbiology MTWTH 5:20 7:20 6 BUS Business Communications MTWTHF 9:15 10:20 5 BUS-206A Legal Environment of Business TTH 5:20 8: H* CHE Chemistry II MTWTHF 12:15 1:50 6 CHE Descriptive Chemistry I MW 5:20 9:15 6 CHE Biochemistry MW 5:20 8:00 5 CHE Organic Chemistry II TTH 5:20 9:15 6 CIS-105A Word Processing & Presentation TTH 2:00 3:10 2 CIS Introduction to Computer Science MTWTHF 11:40 12:45 5 Revised 3/17/ :03

5 CIS Computer Concepts MW 5:20 8:00 5 CIS Data Systems S 8:00 8:00 5 COM Fundamentals of Speech Communication TTH 5:20 8:00 5 CRJ Introduction to Criminal Justice S 8:00 1:25 5 ECO Macroeconomics MW 11:00 1:40 5 ECO Microeconomics MW 5:20 8:00 5 EDN Socio-Cultural Perspectives in Education MW 5:20 8:00 5 EDN Teaching and Learning MWF 12:50 2:35 5 ENG Learning Support Services English I MTWTHF 9:15 10:20 5 ENG Learning Support Services English I MTWTHF 8:00 9:05 5 ENG Learning Support Services English I MW 5:20 8:00 5 ENG Learning Support Services English II MTWTHF 9:15 10:20 5 ENG Learning Support Services English II MTWTHF 8:00 9:05 5 ENG Learning Support Services English II MW 5:20 8:00 5 ENG Composition I MTWTHF 8:00 9:05 5 ENG Composition I MTWTHF 9:15 10:20 5 ENG Composition I MTWTHF 10:30 11:35 5 ENG Composition I MTWTHF 11:40 12:45 5 ENG Composition I MTWTHF 2:05 3:10 5 ENG Composition I MTWTH 5:20 6:40 5 ENG-101- Composition I TTH 5:20 8: G** ENG Composition II MTWTHF 8:00 9:05 5 ENG Composition II MW 11:00 1:40 5 ENG Composition II MTWTHF 11:40 12:45 5 ENG Composition II MTWTHF 12:50 1:55 5 ENG Composition II MTWTHF 2:05 3:10 5 ENG Composition II MTWTHF 3:20 4:25 5 ENG Composition II MTWTH 6:50 8:10 5 ENG World Literature I MTWTHF 8:00 9:05 5 ENG World Literature I MTWTHF 10:30 Revised 3/17/ :03 11:35 5

6 ENG World Literature I TTH 11:00 1:40 5 ENG World Literature I MTWTHF 2:05 3:10 5 ENG World Literature II MTWTHF 10:30 11:35 5 ENG World Literature II MTWTHF 11:40 12:45 5 ENG World Literature II MTWTHF 12:50 1:55 5 FRE Elementary French I TTH 5:20 8:00 5 HIS 101A World Civilization I MTWTHF 8:00 9:05 5 HIS 102A World Civilization II MTWTHF 12:50 1:55 5 HIS American History I MTWTHF 9:15 10:20 5 HIS American History I MTWTHF 3:20 4:25 5 HIS American History I TTH 5:20 8:00 5 HIS American History II MTWTHF 10:30 11:35 5 HIS American History II MTWTHF 11:40 12:45 5 HIS American History II MTWTHF 2:05 3:10 5 HIS World Religions TTH 5:20 8:00 5 HPE First Aid & Emergency Care MW 7:00 8:35 3 HSE Terrorism and International Crime MTWTHF 11:40 12:45 5 ISC Physical Science & Astronomy TTH 5:20 8:00 5 MAT College Prep Algebra I MTWTHF 8:00 9:05 5 MAT College Prep Algebra I MTWTHF 9:15 10:20 5 MAT College Prep Algebra I MTWTHF 10:30 11:35 5 MAT College Prep Algebra I MTWTHF 11:40 12:50 5 MAT College Prep Algebra I MTWTHF 2:05 3:10 5 MAT College Prep Algebra I MTWTH 5:20 6:40 5 MAT College Prep Algebra I TTH 5:20 8:00 5 MAT College Prep Algebra II MTWTHF 8:00 9:05 5 MAT College Prep Algebra II MTWTHF 9:15 10:20 5 MAT College Prep Algebra II MTWTHF 10:30 11:35 5 Revised 3/17/ :03

7 MAT College Prep Algebra II MTWTHF 11:40 12:50 5 MAT College Prep Algebra II MTWTHF 3:20 4:25 5 MAT College Prep Algebra II MW 5:20 8:00 5 MAT College Prep Algebra II TTH 5:20 8:00 5 MAT College Algebra MTWTHF 8:00 9:05 5 MAT College Algebra MTWTHF 10:30 11:35 5 MAT College Algebra MTWTHF 12:50 1:55 5 MAT College Algebra TTH 5:20 8:00 5 MAT College Algebra MW 8:05 10:45 5 MAT-109- College Algebra MW 5:20 8: G** MAT Precalculus TTH 1:55 4:35 5 MAT Applied Statistics MTWTHF 9:15 10:20 5 MAT Applied Statistics MTWTHF 11:40 12:45 5 MAT Applied Statistics MTWTHF 12:50 1:55 5 MAT Applied Statistics MW 1:55 4:35 5 MAT Calculus I TTH 5:20 8:00 5 MUS Music Appreciation TTH 11:00 1:40 5 NTR Nutrition TTH 5:20 8:00 5 PED Beginning Walking TTH 9:15 10:20 2 PED Jogging TH 5:20 7:30 2 PED Fitness Swimming TTH 2:00 3:05 2 PER College Success MWF 8:00 9:05 3 PER College Success MWF 9:15 10:20 3 PER College Success TWTH 10:30 11:35 3 PER College Success TWTH 11:40 12:45 3 PER College Success MWF 12:50 1:55 3 PER College Success TWTH 1:55 3:00 3 PER College Success MWF 2:05 3:10 3 PER College Success MW 5:20 6:55 3 Revised 3/17/ :03

8 PER College Success MW 8:05 9:40 3 PER Critical Thinking & Character TTH 9:15 10:55 3 Development PER Critical Thinking & Character TTH 10:30 12:00 3 Development PER Critical Thinking & Character MWF 12:50 1:55 3 Development PER Critical Thinking & Character MW 8:05 9:40 3 Development PLS Introduction to American Government MTWTHF 8:00 9:05 5 PLS Introduction to American Government MTWTHF 9:15 10:20 5 PLS Introduction to American Government MTWTHF 12:50 1:55 5 PLS Introduction to American Government MTWTHF 2:05 3:10 5 PLS Introduction to American Government TTH 5:20 8:00 5 PSC Physical Science I MTWTHF 10:30 12:05 6 PSC Physical Science II MTWTHF 8:45 10:20 6 PSY Introduction to Psychology MTWTHF 8:00 9:05 5 PSY Introduction to Psychology MTWTHF 3:20 4:25 5 PSY Introduction to Psychology MW 5:20 8:00 5 PSY Human Growth and Development TTH 5:20 8:00 5 PSY Human Growth and Development MTWTHF 9:15 10:20 5 PSY Psychology of Adjustment MTWTHF 8:00 9:05 5 PSY Abnormal Psychology MTWTHF 10:30 11:35 5 RDG Learning Support Services Reading I TTH 1:55 4:35 5 RDG Learning Support Services Reading I MTWTHF 10:30 11:35 5 RDG Learning Support Services Reading I MTWTHF 11:40 12:45 5 RDG Learning Support Services Reading I TTH 5:20 8:00 5 RDG Learning Support Services Reading II TTH 1:55 4:35 5 RDG Learning Support Services Reading II MTWTHF 10:30 11:35 5 RDG Learning Support Services Reading II MTWTHF 11:40 12:45 5 RDG Learning Support Services Reading II TTH 5:20 8:00 5 REL Old Testament MTWTHF 9:15 10:20 5 Revised 3/17/ :03

9 SOC Introduction to Sociology MTWTHF 8:00 9:05 5 SOC Introduction to Sociology MTWTHF 11:40 12:45 5 SOC Introduction to Sociology MTWTHF 2:05 3:10 5 SOC Introduction to Sociology MW 5:20 8:00 5 SOC Juvenile Delinquency and Procedures MTWTHF 12:50 1:55 5 SPA Elementary Spanish II MTWTHF 3:20 4:25 5 WEL Wellness TTH 7:00 8:05 2 WEL Wellness TTH 10:30 11:35 2 WEL Wellness TTH 11:40 12:45 2 WEL Wellness MW 2:00 3:05 2 Revised 3/17/ :03