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Learning Support Program LearningSupport On-line Advisor - ! Learning Support Advisement PowerPoint - ! What is LearningSupport? In keeping with the admissions policy of the University System of Georgia and Georgia Perimeter College, students who need a wide variety of Learning Support courses may be admitted to the College. Though many students qualify to enroll in credit courses along with Learning Support courses, others need a broad spectrum of Learning Support instruction and counseling to prepare them before they enroll in regular college-level course work. The Learning Support program provides a sequence of studies and academic support services. Consequently, a major purpose of the program is to assist students with developing their personal goals and appropriate curriculum plans. Special academic advisement and counseling are provided to speed the students' progress toward enrollment in college credit courses. What are the Coursesin Learning Support? There are three areas of Learning Support - English, Reading, and Mathematics. ENGLISH ENGL 0098 – BASIC COMPOSITION ENGL 0099 – PRE-COLLEGE COMPOSITION
READ 0097 – BASIC READING SKILLS MATHEMATICS MATH 0097 – BEGINNING ALGEBRA MATH 0098 – INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA Do I really have to takethese courses? Students who place into Learning Support based on the scores from thePlacement Test are required by the Board of Regents to take the requiredcourses and exit from the program. LS courses have priority over CPC orcollegiate courses. Students must register for all LS courses before consideringselected collegiate courses. What happensif I withdraw from my Learning Support class? LS students who are also taking college-level courses will be withdrawnfrom their college-level courses (regardless of their grades andattendance) if they withdraw or are withdrawn from LS course beforemid-semester. Students taking only LS courses who officially withdraw bythe mid-point of the course will receive a 'W.' How do I exit out ofLearning Support? To exit a Learning Support area, students must complete the exit levelLearning Support course in that area ( ENGL 0099, READ 0098, MATH 0098) with a "C" average or better and attain a passing score on the COMPASS exit exam. Passing scores for the COMPASS examare as follows: SUBJECT COMPASS English 60 * Reading 74 Math 37 *An exit writing sample is also required for LearningSupport English. What is thewriting sample? Students in Learning Support English are required to take and pass awriting sample at the end of the exit level English course to be eligibleto take the exit CPE/COMPASS exam. The writing sample is an in-class writingassignment. Students will have the opportunity to submit two samples. Thewriting sample is read by various English instructors who give a pass orfail rating. The paper must be passed by two out of three readers. If thefirst paper does not pass the second paper will be read. When do I takethe exit exam? The exit exam is taken at the end of the term once a student has completedthe exit level course in an area with a "C" or better. What if Idon't pass the exit exam? Students who do not take or pass their required exit examination(s)must repeat the course. EXIT EXAM RE-TESTING POLICY: English or ReadingA student who has an extenuating circumstance that can be documented may contact the Humanities Department Chair to request a retest of the Compass exit test in English or Reading. Mathematics Any Learning Support mathematics student who fails the COMPASS exit exam may retake it once each term they register for and earn an A, B, or C in MATH 0098. The student must request a retake from the Mathematics Department Chair on the campus on which the exit test was taken within 3 business days of the first failed test. The Department Chair will coordinate the retest with the student and the Testing Center. If arrangements to retest are not made within 3 business days, then the option to retest is forfeited. (Effective Summer 2005) Dothe grades in these courses affect my grade point average? Grades in Learning Support are A, B, C, IP, F, W and WF. These gradesdo not affect your grade point average for graduation purposes but theymay affect any financial aid or Hope Scholarship you receive. Check withthe Financial Aid office to make sure. An IP is calculated as a "D" for financialaid purposes. Howmany times can I take Learning Support courses? Appeal forms are available through the Advising and Counseling Services office on each campus. For the additional attempt, the student must be individually evaluated and determined to have a reasonable chance of success, be in an exit level course, and have reached the limit in only one learning support area. (This includes English, Reading, and Mathematics.) English and Reading If granted the 4th additional attempt, the student may enroll in only the Learning Support course involved. Exception: Students on their fourth attempt in English or Reading may register for two activity PE classes or HEDS 1011 in order to have 6 hours for financial aid purposes. Note that students on their fourth attempt may not register for the required LS class in the first half semester along with other classes in the second half semester to make a full class load. A student who is granted an appeal for a fourth attempt in an area may continue attempting the Learning Support course with grades of W as long as the attempts are sequential. If a student sits out for more than one term, the appeal is invalid and the student is suspended for 3 years. (Effective 200405) A student who does not successfully exit the area after the additional attempt will be suspended for three years. A student whose appeal for the fourth attempt is denied will be suspended for three years. MathematicsDuring the semester of the first additional attempt, the student may enroll in courses other than Learning Support (subject to the 20-hour limit on the number of credit hours a student may earn before exiting Learning Support). If granted the appeal for the second additional attempt in mathematics, the student may enroll in only MATH 0098. Exception: Students on their fifth attempt in mathematics may register for two activity PE classes or HEDS 1011 in order to have 6 hours for financial aid purposes. Note that students on their fifth attempt may not register for the required LS class in the first half semester along with other classes in the second half semester to make a full class load. A student who is granted an appeal for a fourth or fifth attempt in mathematics may continue attempting MATH 0098 with grades of W as long as the attempts are sequential. If a student sits out for more than one term, the appeal is invalid, and the student is suspended for 3 years. (Effective 200405) A student who does not successfully exit the area after the second additional attempt (the fifth attempt) will be suspended for three years. A student whose appeal for the fourth attempt or for the fifth attempt is denied will be suspended for three years. Howmany Learning Support courses do I have to take? The number of courses you are required to take will depend on what levelyou place in. There are two courses in each area, English, Reading andMath. Check your placement scores using the Learning Support placementchart. How do I knowwhere I place? You are placed according to your scores on the COMPASS placement exam.Check your placement scores using the Learning Support placementchart. What is HEDS 1011? DoI have to take it? HEDS 1011 - Higher Education Seminar - Guide to College Success This course is designed to promote student success in college. It introducesstudents to the various opportunities available at the College, examinesthe purpose and value of higher education, and assists students in personaland social development and in acquiring the necessary skills for academicsuccess. The course is required for students who place into two Learning Supportcourses at the lowest level (READ 0097, ENGL 0098, or MATH 0097).
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