New York State Education Law allows Rockland Community College to waive the cost of tuition for senior adults 60 years of age and older who wish to observe and audit credit courses on a space available basis.
Amended by the Board of Trustees of SUNY Rockland Community College on July 15, 2010. Late Withdrawal Appeals amended on January 21, 2021. Grades are assigned by the instructor as an evaluation of the level of achievement in a course:
To audit a course means to register, pay, and attend the class sessions, but not be responsible for written assignments or examinations and not receive a grade. A student registers to audit a course by submitting an approval request form to the Records Office by the deadline published in the Schedule of Classes.
Grades are assigned by the instructor as an evaluation of the level of achievement in a course:
Students may withdraw according to the deadlines published in the Schedule of Classes (generally from the beginning of the fourth week through the end of the ninth week of classes). These deadlines are adjusted for courses shorter than fifteen weeks.
A course grade of W may be issued by the faculty of record from the 10th through the 12th week of classes.
After the last day of classes, a student no longer can receive a late withdrawal. The student must apply to the appeal committee for a retroactive withdrawal that will withdraw the student from all classes. The student must:
Login to the myRCC student portal using a web browser. Google Chrome is recommended.
The Schedule window creates a visual weekly class schedule based on the classes for which you are registered, or for those which are pending in your Registration Summary.
In the Action column, click on the drop-down menu next to the class that you would like to drop or remove. This will display the enrollment status options:
Rockland Community College (RCC) recognizes the high demand to fill “middle skills” jobs – jobs that require more education than a high school diploma, but less than a college degree – in the Hudson Valley region. The Career Skills Academy was created to meet that demand.
Throughout the year, there are in-person and online course offerings in areas as varied as Basic Motorcycle Riding and Defensive Driving. Visit the Community Courses page for current offerings and details.
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