Common use of Additional Considerations Clause in Contracts

Additional Considerations. The Home Education Program Official as identified in this document and by their signature, along with the Dual Enrollment Coordinator, will certify that the student is meeting the requirements of the Home Education Program. • Students are strongly encouraged to complete academic advising each semester to ensure they are enrolled in the correct classes for their program of study. Tallahassee Community College advisors and the TCC Dual Enrollment Coordinator will continue to provide programs and services including, but not limited to, the areas of admission, placement testing, orientation, college course advising, financial aid, and career development • Tallahassee Community College does not advise on classes needed for high school completion or Florida Bright Futures eligibility. The Home Education Program Official should work directly with the county office and the Bright Futures to determine the student’s eligibility. The link to high school completion information and Florida Bright Futures is available at xxx.xxxxx.xxx. • It is the student’s responsibility to add and drop courses from their schedule within the designated timeframe in accordance with TCC’s Academic Calendar. • It is the student’s responsibility to understand the college’s withdrawal policy and its potential effect on the student’s academic transcript. Withdrawal dates are posted on the college’s website at xxx.xxx.xx.xxx . Withdrawal dates are generally at the semester midpoint. Withdrawals are not permitted after this date, so students who do not completed the course will receive an “F” on their permanent record. Students must submit a signed Course Withdrawal Form to the Dual Enrollment Coordinator in order to be withdrawn. • Once the student is enrolled in classes at TCC, all communications will be addressed directly to the student through his/her TCC e-account. • Before enrolling in the Dual Enrollment program, parents and students are encouraged to discuss the student’s academic and career goals and how those goals affect the classes the student takes at TCC. • Enrollment in courses not required for the intended major may contribute to a potential excess hour surcharge. Students should plan ahead to avoid excess hours surcharge. Section 1009.286, Florida Statutes, requires students who transfer to one of Florida’s state universities to earn their bachelor’s degrees in the most efficient way possible by avoiding excess credit hours. To avoid the excess hour surcharge, you should identify a “transfer program” early on and be advised of the admission requirements for that bachelor's program, including the approved common prerequisites. • It is the Home Education Program Official’s (parent or legal guardian) responsibility to make sure that the student is in compliance with the county in reference to his/her home education curriculum. • Tallahassee Community College provides services and facilities accessible to, and usable by, all qualified students with disabilities. The college will assure educational access by providing reasonable and appropriate accommodations to those students who provide the proper documentation. An Individual Education Program (I.E.P) filed with the student’s home school will suffice as appropriate documentation to receive necessary accommodations. All accommodations must be approved by TCC’s Student Accessibility Resource Center. • The college provides physical, academic, and program access including: Extended time testing, Note taking Services, Reader Services, Recorders, Audio Books via XxxxxxxxXxxx.xxx, E-Texts, Adaptive technology, Math accommodations, Sign Language interpreters, and Spelling accommodations.

Additional Considerations. The Home Education Program Official as identified in this document and by their signature, along with the Dual Enrollment CoordinatorCounselor, will certify that the student is meeting the requirements of the Home Education Program. • Students are strongly encouraged to complete academic advising each semester to ensure they are enrolled in the correct classes for their program of study. Tallahassee Community College advisors and the TCC Dual Enrollment Coordinator will continue to provide programs and services including, but not limited to, the areas of admission, placement testing, orientation, college course advising, financial aid, and career development • Tallahassee Community College does not advise on classes needed for high school completion or Florida Bright Futures eligibility. The Home Education Program Official should work directly with the county office and the Bright Futures to determine the student’s eligibility. The link to high school completion information and Florida Bright Futures is available at xxx.xxxxx.xxx. • It is the student’s responsibility to add and drop courses from their schedule within the designated timeframe in accordance with TCC’s Academic Calendarxxx.xxxxx.xxx . • It is the student’s responsibility to understand the college’s withdrawal policy and its potential effect on the student’s academic transcript. Withdrawal dates are posted on the college’s website at xxx.xxx.xx.xxx . Withdrawal dates are generally at the semester midpoint. Withdrawals are not permitted after this date, so students who do not completed the course will receive an “F” on their permanent record. Students must submit a signed Course Withdrawal Form to the Dual Enrollment Coordinator in order to be withdrawn. • Once the student is enrolled in classes at TCC, all communications will be addressed directly to the student through his/her TCC e-account. • Before enrolling in the Dual Enrollment program, parents and students are encouraged to discuss the student’s academic and career goals and how those goals affect the classes the student takes at TCC. • Enrollment in courses not required for the intended major may contribute to a potential excess hour surcharge. Students should plan ahead to avoid excess hours surcharge. Section 1009.286, Florida Statutes, requires students who transfer to one of Florida’s state universities to earn their bachelor’s degrees in the most efficient way possible by avoiding excess credit hours. To avoid the excess hour surcharge, you should identify a “transfer program” early on and be advised of the admission requirements for that bachelor's program, including the approved common prerequisites. • It is the Home Education Program Official’s (parent or legal guardian) responsibility to make sure that the student is in compliance with the county in reference to his/her home education curriculum. • Tallahassee Community College provides services and facilities accessible to, and usable by, all qualified students with disabilities. The college will assure educational access by providing reasonable and appropriate accommodations to those students who provide the proper documentation. An Individual Education Program (I.E.P) filed with the student’s home school will suffice as appropriate documentation to receive necessary accommodations. All accommodations must be approved by TCC’s Student Accessibility Resource Center. • The college provides physical, academic, and program access including: Extended time testing, Note taking Services, Reader Services, Recorders, Audio Books via XxxxxxxxXxxx.xxx, E-Texts, Adaptive technology, Math accommodations, Sign Language interpreters, and Spelling accommodations.

Additional Considerations.  The Home Education Program Official as identified in this document and by their signature, along with the Dual Enrollment Coordinator, will certify that the student is meeting the requirements of the Home Education Program. •  Students are strongly encouraged to complete academic advising each semester to ensure they are enrolled in the correct classes for their program of study. Tallahassee Community College advisors and the TCC Dual Enrollment Coordinator will continue to provide programs and services including, but not limited to, the areas of admission, placement testing, orientation, college course advising, financial aid, and career development •  Tallahassee Community College does not advise on classes needed for high school completion or Florida Bright Futures eligibility. The Home Education Program Official should work directly with the county office and the Bright Futures to determine the student’s eligibility. The link to high school completion information and Florida Bright Futures is available at xxx.xxxxx.xxxxxx.xxxxx.xxx . •  It is the student’s responsibility to add and drop courses from their schedule within the designated timeframe in accordance with TCC’s Academic Calendar. •  It is the student’s responsibility to understand the college’s withdrawal policy and its potential effect on the student’s academic transcript. Withdrawal dates are posted on the college’s website at xxx.xxx.xx.xxx . Withdrawal dates are generally at the semester midpoint. Withdrawals are not permitted after this date, so students who do not completed the course will receive an “F” on their permanent record. Students must submit a signed Course Withdrawal Form to the Dual Enrollment Coordinator in order to be withdrawn. •  Once the student is enrolled in classes at TCC, all communications will be addressed directly to the student through his/her TCC e-account. •  Before enrolling in the Dual Enrollment program, parents and students are encouraged to discuss the student’s academic and career goals and how those goals affect the classes the student takes at TCC. •  Enrollment in courses not required for the intended major may contribute to a potential excess hour surcharge. Students should plan ahead to avoid excess hours surcharge. Section 1009.286, Florida Statutes, requires students who transfer to one of Florida’s state universities to earn their bachelor’s degrees in the most efficient way possible by avoiding excess credit hours. To avoid the excess hour surcharge, you should identify a “transfer program” early on and be advised of the admission requirements for that bachelor's program, including the approved common prerequisites. •  It is the Home Education Program Official’s (parent or legal guardian) responsibility to make sure that the student is in compliance with the county in reference to his/her home education curriculum. •  Tallahassee Community College provides services and facilities accessible to, and usable by, all qualified students with disabilities. The college will assure educational access by providing reasonable and appropriate accommodations to those students who provide the proper documentation. An Individual Education Program (I.E.P) filed with the student’s home school will suffice as appropriate documentation to receive necessary accommodations. All accommodations must be approved by TCC’s Student Accessibility Resource Center. •  The college provides physical, academic, and program access including: Extended time testing, Note taking Services, Reader Services, Recorders, Audio Books via XxxxxxxxXxxx.xxx, E-Texts, Adaptive technology, Math accommodations, Sign Language interpreters, and Spelling accommodations.

Additional Considerations. The Home Education Program Official as identified in this document and by their signature, along with the Dual Enrollment Coordinator, will certify that the student is meeting the requirements of the Home Education Program. • Students are strongly encouraged to complete academic advising each semester to ensure they are enrolled in the correct classes for their program of study. Tallahassee Community College advisors and the TCC Dual Enrollment Coordinator will continue to provide programs and services including, but not limited to, the areas of admission, placement testing, orientation, college course advising, financial aid, and career development • Tallahassee Community College does not advise on classes needed for high school completion or Florida Bright Futures eligibility. The Home Education Program Official should work directly with the county office and the Bright Futures to determine the student’s eligibility. The link to high school completion information and Florida Bright Futures is available at xxx.xxxxx.xxxxxx.xxxxx.xxx . • It is the student’s responsibility to add and drop courses from their schedule within the designated timeframe in accordance with TCC’s Academic Calendar. • It is the student’s responsibility to understand the college’s withdrawal policy and its potential effect on the student’s academic transcript. Withdrawal dates are posted on the college’s website at xxx.xxx.xx.xxx . Withdrawal dates are generally at the semester midpoint. Withdrawals are not permitted after this date, so students who do not completed the course will receive an “F” on their permanent record. Students must submit a signed Course Withdrawal Form to the Dual Enrollment Coordinator in order to be withdrawn. • Once the student is enrolled in classes at TCC, all communications will be addressed directly to the student through his/her TCC e-account. • Before enrolling in the Dual Enrollment program, parents and students are encouraged to discuss the student’s academic and career goals and how those goals affect the classes the student takes at TCC. • Enrollment in courses not required for the intended major may contribute to a potential excess hour surcharge. Students should plan ahead to avoid excess hours surcharge. Section 1009.286, Florida Statutes, requires students who transfer to one of Florida’s state universities to earn their bachelor’s degrees in the most efficient way possible by avoiding excess credit hours. To avoid the excess hour surcharge, you should identify a “transfer program” early on and be advised of the admission requirements for that bachelor's program, including the approved common prerequisites. • It is the Home Education Program Official’s (parent or legal guardian) responsibility to make sure that the student is in compliance with the county in reference to his/her home education curriculum. • Tallahassee Community College provides services and facilities accessible to, and usable by, all qualified students with disabilities. The college will assure educational access by providing reasonable and appropriate accommodations to those students who provide the proper documentation. An Individual Education Program (I.E.P) filed with the student’s home school will suffice as appropriate documentation to receive necessary accommodations. All accommodations must be approved by TCC’s Student Accessibility Resource Center. • The college provides physical, academic, and program access including: Extended time testing, Note taking Services, Reader Services, Recorders, Audio Books via XxxxxxxxXxxx.xxx, E-Texts, Adaptive technology, Math accommodations, Sign Language interpreters, and Spelling accommodations.