Table of Contents
Faculty Offces and Phone Numbers	4	Services for Students	29
		Security/Crime Awareness	32
Services for Students Directory	4
		Schedule of Classes	35
Academic Calendar—Fall Semester 2009	5	What is Blackboard?	35
		How to Read the Class Schedule	36
How to Start College at Columbia	6	Class Listings	37
Application
Assessment		Additional Course Offerings	93
Orientation/Assessment		Work Experience	93
Course Registration		Non-Credit Classes	95
Follow-up		Short-Term Classes	98
		Oakdale Course Offerings	100
Registration	7	Calaveras Course Offerings	101
Registration Schedule	7	Online & Hybrid Classes	102
What is connectColumbia?	8
Online Registration Guidelines	9	Final Examination Schedule	103
Online Registration Work Sheet	10
Wait List	11
Telephone Registration (T-Reg)	12	Community Education	107
In Person Registration	13	Community Education	108
		Registration Forms	126
Academic Programs/Major & Award Codes 14
Columbia/MJC Equivalent Courses	16	Off-Campus Locations	127
Math Progression Chart	17
English Progression Chart	17	Columbia College Campus Map	128
Admissions Information	19
Who Can Attend Columbia College?	19
Student Success Matriculation Process	20
Columbia Student Housing	22
Campus Policies	22
Expenses & Fees	23
Student Fee/Refund Information	26

Disclaimer: Te Yosemite Community College District and Columbia College have made every reasonable efort to determine that everything stated in this schedule is accurate. Courses and programs ofered together with other matters contained herein are subject to change without notice by the administration of the Yosemite Community College District or Columbia College for reasons related to student enrollment, level of financial support, or for any other reason, at the discretion of the District and the College. Te District and the College further reserve the right to add, amend, or repeal any of their rules, regulations, policies and procedures.

Faculty Office & Phone Numbers Columbia College 209.588.5100				Services for Students Please have your student photo ID card when you seek the following services.
Accurso, Li Ching	Willow 3		588.5378
Albers, Dennis	Redbud 8C		588.5138	Service & Location Telephone (209) Academic Achievement Center
Andal, Erik Barton, Randy	Madrone 1 Buckeye 2		588.5200 588.5217	Appointment Desk 588.5088 Manzanita Building, 18-2
Bigelow, Joshua	Oak 1 1F		588.5185	AAC Instructional Assistant 588.5177
Breeze-Martin, Vonna	Cedar 4		588.5274	Manzanita Building, 18-2
Campana, Laureen	Juniper 2		588.5204	Admissions & Records 588.5231 or 5233
Carter, John	Aspen 3		588.5214	Manzanita Building, 16
Cavagnaro, Anne	Fir 3C		588.5156	Assessment 588.5234
Clarke, Paula	Tamarack 217		588.5356	Manzanita Building, 17-G
Colon, Melissa	Fir 4		588.5092	Bookstore 588.5126
Doherty, Joseph	Redbud 6		588.5244	Lower Manzanita Building
Elizondo, Tim	Tamarack 215		588.5210	Business Services 588.5114
Greene, Brian	Tamarack 124	588.5179			Manzanita Building, 10
Hamilton, Ted	Tamarack 216		588.5227	Calaveras Center 736.5940 2892 Highway 49, #4, Angels Camp
Harris, Rod	Aspen 4		588.5211	CalWORKs/Jobs Now! 588.5148
Hill, Michael	Cedar 9		588.5212	Manzanita Building, 17-B
Hodge, Jerry	Redbud 7		588.5158	Career/Transfer Center 588.5271
Hofstra, Tom	Toyon 4		588.5155	Manzanita Building, 14
Johnson, Tom	Tamarack 210		588.5215	*Cellar Restaurant 588.5128
Johnston, Craig	Manzanita 18-2		588.5149	Lower Manzanita Building
Juarez, Raelene	Oak 1 1B		588.5183	Child Care Center 588.5278 or 5277
Landess, Maryl	Juniper 6		588.5175	Pinyon Building & Ponderosa Building
Leamy, John	Juniper 7		588.5164	Counseling 588.5109
Liedlich, Ray	Redbud 4		588.5237	Manzanita Building, 14
McBride, Morgan	Oak 1 1C		588.5184	DSPS Manzanita Building, 18-3 588.5130
Miller, Micha Nath, Eric	Aspen 8 Cedar 3		588.5241 588.5154	EOPS Manzanita Building, 18-3 588.5130 Financial Aid/Veterans Benefts/Scholarships 588.5105 Manzanita Building, 18-3
Ponder, Ida	Cedar 8		588.5304	G.E.D. Test 588.5109
Reiman, Judy	Buckeye 5		588.5216	Manzanita Building, 14
Rien, Nate	Oak 1 1A		588.5182	Health Services 588.5204
Rivera, Rick	Toyon 5		588.5093	Juniper Building 2
Ryan, Joseph	Redbud 1		588.5151	Job Placement 588.5312
Schultz, Kathy	Fir 4		588.5364	Manzanita Building, 14
Smith, Don	Fir 5		588.5348	Library – Circulation Desk 588.5119
Soto, Meryl	Tamarack 214		588.5225	Tamarack Hall, 100
Sullivan, Kathy	Willow 4		588.5377	Math Lab 588.5276
Sylwester, Laurie	Willow 1		588.5341	Juniper 5
Tolhurst, Jef	Fir 2B		588.5235	Media Services 588.5122
Toner, Jim	Aspen 2		588.5226	Tamarack Hall, 131 Parking & Security 588.5167
VanCleave, Guy	Redbud 5		588.5202	Public Safety Center
Watterson, Sylvia	Oak 8		588.5186	*Snack Bar 588.5321
Webster, Adrienne	Cedar 7		588.5275	Lower Manzanita
Womble, Gene	Manzanita 3		588.5135	Student Outreach and Development 588.5111
				Manzanita Building 18-C
College counselors are	available on campus daily:			Student Senate/Activities 588.5270
Fitzwater, Jef	Manzanita 14B 588.5028			Manzanita Building, 18-A
Jensen, Brian	Manzanita 17D		588.5036	Technology Services 588.5122
Kolstad, Alicia Martin, Lynn	Manzanita 14D Manzanita 14C		588.5333 588.5206	Tamarack Hall 131 Work Experience 588.5148 Manzanita Building 17-B
Medeiros, Susan	Manzanita 14A		588.5110
				* Does not require picture ID.
				Please check with the particular service area for hours of operation.
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ACADEMIC CALENDAR – FALL SEMESTER 2009

July 30

August 3–August 13

August 17 & 18

August 19–28

August 19–30

August 31

*September 4

September 7

*September 11

* September 11

* September 13

*September 25

*September 27

*September 29

October 9

November 11

*November 20

November 25

November 26–27

December 14–18

December 19

DSPS/EOPS touch-tone telephone, online registration by appointment only

Continuing students, touch-tone telephone, online registration by appointment only

Newly matriculated students, touch-tone telephone, online registration, or in person, by appointment only

all students—open registration by touch-tone telephone/online registration or on campus (no appointment required)

all students—open registration by touch-tone telephone/online registration only

instruction begins

Last day to enter a full semester class without instructor's approval

Labor day holiday

Last day to drop a course on campus to be eligible for a refund

Last day for textbook refund—must have receipt

Last day to drop a course online or on the touch-tone

telephone and receive a refund

Last day to withdraw on campus without a “W” showing on permanent record

Last day to withdraw online or touch-tone telephone without a “W” showing on permanent record

Last day to elect for Pass/no Pass grading

Deadline for filing for graduation and certificates for spring 2010

Veterans' day holiday observance (campus closed)

Last day to withdraw from any course

no evening classes

Thanksgiving holiday (campus closed)

Final examinations

Fall semester ends

* applies to semester-length classes only. Check your student schedule (copy of your class schedule) for all deadline dates for each course. a copy of your class schedule is available on the web or at the admissions office with proper picture identification.

it is the responsibility of the student to adhere to deadlines for refunds, withdrawals, and Pass/no Pass grading.

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HOW TO START COLLEGE AT COLUMBIA
Path to Student Success

Fall 2009 Matriculation Information

Steps to Follow

1. Application: Complete the electronic admission application on the college website at http://www. gocolumbia.edu. Paper applications are also available on campus, as well as at of site locations. Please allow a minimum of 10 working days for application processing.

No Appointments Are Required for Assessment, Orientation or Advisement.

2. Assessment: Attend one of the assessment sessions at the time and date of your choice, listed at the bottom of this page. Te assessment is an un-timed computerized test that requires no computer experience. A valid photo ID and student ID number are required for admittance. Te student ID number is located in the right hand corner of the acceptance letter. The first session begins at the time indicated below. Students are admitted on a first-come, first-served basis. No one will be admitted to the assessment session afer the hour indicated below. Sign up for assessment is in Buckeye 3.

3. Orientation/Advisement: Following completion of the assessment, students attend a college orientation session which provides valuable information on student services, course selection, schedule planning, certifcate and degree programs, transfer requirements, and college policies and procedures. Tis session is extremely helpful to new and/or returning students. See below for Orientation/Advisement start times. Orientation/Advisement is in Cedar 1.

4. Course Registration: After completion of the assessment, orientation and advisement, students can register for semester classes via touchtone phone, on the web, or at the Admissions & Records Office during their registration appointment or anytime after the appointment. (See the schedule of classes for registration times and procedures.)

5. Follow-up: Visit a Counselor during your first and subsequent semesters to discuss your educational goals, develop an educational plan, and have your questions answered.

* August 15 - Xtreme Registration (X-reg) – See college website for details.

* Logon to www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/accuplacer for sample assessment questions and tips for taking the assessment.

Dates, Times & Places

3 Saturdays: July 25, august 1, 15		Wednesday: august 26
Assessment Orientation/Advisement Assessment Orientation/Advisement
9:00 A	10:30 A - 12:00 N 9:00 A		10:30 A - 12:00 N
to	12:00 N- 1:30 P s To		12:00 N - 1:30 P
*12:00 N	1:30 P -3:00 P *12:00 N		1:30 P - 3:30P

*No student admitted after 12 Noon

ASSESSMENT IN BUCKEYE 4.

ORIENTATION/ADVISEMENT IN CEDAR 1

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FALL 2009 REGISTRATION SCHEDULE

	Apply and Register Three (3) Ways

1. Online 2. Telephone (T-Reg) 3. In Person

old.gocolumbia.edu 209.536.5400 See page 13

connectColumbia See 12 to register by touch-tone phone

See College website for instructions

REGISTRATION DATES, TIME & METHOD

DSPS/EOPS

July 30 Touch-tone telephone or online only (by appointment only)

Campus Hours 6:00A–12:00 midnight

7:30A–5:30P

Continuing Students August 3–13 August 3–6

August 10–13 August 17–20 August 24–27 August 28

Newly Matriculated
August 17 & 18

Touch-tone telephone or online only

Touch-tone telephone or online (by appointment only) OR on campus (by appointment only)

6:00A–12:00 midnight 7:30A–5:30P 7:30A–5:30P 7:30A–5:30P 8:00A–6:00P 8:00A–4:30P

6:00A–12:00 midnight 7:30A–5:30P

Open Registration–All Students, no appointment REQUIRED

August 19–30

August 19 & 20 August 24–27 August 28

Touch-tone telephone or online with current application on fle

On campus with current application on fle On campus with current application on file On campus with current application on file

6:00A–12:00 midnight

(7 days a week) 7:30A–5:30P 8:00A–6:00P 8:00A–4:30P

Web and touch-tone telephone registration hours are daily including weekends and holidays between the hours of 6:00A and 12:00 midnight. Admissions & Records staff will be available for assistance during regular office hours listed on page 13.

Help Desk – 209.588.5385, M-F 8:00A–5:00P

NOTE: All college offices will be closed on Fridays from May through August 21 st.

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What is connectColumbia?

If you like to use the Internet to access services and information, then you’ll like connectColumbia as well. It’s Columbia College on the Web. connectColumbia is a web portal at www.gocolumbia. edu that will help you do things online—like register for classes and check your grades. It’s even where you can go to class via WebCT. Consider it Columbia College—online!

How to Create a connectColumbia User Account — First Time Log-In

First-time users of connectColumbia must first establish their account/log-in ID:

1. Load the Columbia College website at old.gocolumbia.edu

2. Click the connectColumbia icon.

3. On the main menu, click What is My Web login.

4. In the feld provided, enter your last name and enter your Social Security Number, then click Submit.

5. Te system will display your Log-in Student ID Number. Write it down so that you will have it for future use.

6. Click on Log-in and you will be returned to the Main Menu.

7. On the Main Menu click on Log-in.

8. Enter your Student ID (“w” number) and Birthdate and then click Submit.

9. Tis will take you to the Change Password Screen. Re-enter your Log-in Student ID Number (include the “w”). Enter a password of your choice. It must be 6-9 characters in length and must include both letters and numbers. Ten click Submit.

10. Tis will take you back to the Main Menu. Click on Current Students. Tis will take you to the Student Menu. Choose your web option (e.g., register for classes, registration, date and time).

11. Make note of your Student ID number and password. Tis information can’t be retrieved online— you will have to contact the district Help Desk which is very busy during registration periods. Store them in a safe place for future use. Do NOT share your password.

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Online Registration Guidelines

Te connectColumbia address is connect.gocolumbia.edu. You can also access connectColumbia by logging on to the the college website at old.gocolumbia.edu and click on connectColumbia.

SHOPPING CART “PREFERRED CLASS LIST” FEATURE

Similar to many online businesses, connectColumbia has a shopping cart feature. Students may select sections and place them in their “preferred class list” (shopping cart). What’s nice about this feature is that students can build their schedules prior to their registration appointments and then, at the time of their appointment, they can come back into connectColumbia and register in the classes. Te important point to remember, though, is that once you have added classes to your shopping cart (preferred class list), you must remember to then “REGISTER” in them.

Another important thing for you to do is to watch for any error messages that might appear AT THE TOP of the screen when you are actually ‘registering’ in your preferred classes. If the system finds a problem with any class (you’ve taken it too many times, it conflicts with another class, it’s closed and you must add your name to a wait list, etc.), it blocks your registration until you take care of the problem. Make sure that you clear each problem and then proceed with registration.

BE ALERT TO THE FOLLOWING MESSAGES:

1. “All sessions are busy.” Tis means that all ports into connectColumbia are in use. You can try again later or, if it is an extremely busy registration period, try to register using the Touch-Tone Telephone Registration System at 209.536.5400.

2. “Tis class requires a PIN Code.” First, make sure you have selected the correct term. If you select a wrong term, connectColumbia is unable to verify the class section number that you are requesting. Second, connectColumbia supports many, but not all, of the browsers that students use. Some students who use browsers other than Version 4 or later of Netscape or Internet Explorer may have problems. If you see the following message—“this class requires a PIN Code”— and you have checked that you have selected the correct term, then try the following:

• Open your Browser

• Click on Tools and Select Internet Options

• In the middle of the screen, see Temporary Internet Files

• Click on Delete Cookies

• Click “OK” to delete ALL cookies in Temporary Internet File Folder

• Click on Delete Files

• Click on “OK” to delete all files in temporary internet files

If this doesn't solve the problem, use Telephone Registration 209.536.5400. Te online registration worksheet is on page 10.

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Online Registration Work Sheet

NOTE: If you forget your password, phone the Help Desk

at 209.588.5385. M–F, 8:00A–5:00P No Weekends Or Holidays

BEFORE YOU REGISTER:

All frst-time connectColumbia users must frst create a connectColumbia User Account. See page 8.

Step 1: Open connectColumbia.

• Load the Columbia College website at old.gocolumbia.edu

• Click the connectColumbia link

Step 2: Enter the Registration System on connectColumbia.

• Click Current Students for Students. Please note that the frst time you access connectColumbia you must establish your user account. See page 8 for user account information.

• When prompted to log in, enter your Username and Password. See page 8 for more information.

• Under the heading “Registration,” click Register for Classes.

Step 3: Register using the method that suits you.

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Wait List

When a course section in which you would like to enroll is closed, you can place yourself on the wait list. However, please note that the system does not permit you to be enrolled in a class section and to also be on a wait list of the same course that meets at a diferent time. Choose your selections carefully.

When you are placed on a wait list, it means that the course section you have chosen has reached its seat capacity, and that you are waiting to enroll in the event that any seats become available or the instructor allows for additional students. You are not guaranteed a seat in the class when you are on a wait list. Te process is not automatic. You are not charged for a class until you have added it using connectColumbia, telephone registration or in-person registration. You are only permitted to be on one wait list at a time in any given subject, i.e. one English 1A section, or one MATH 101 section, etc). A student who is enrolled in a section will NOT be able to add their name to a wait list for the same course.

What to do if you’re on a wait list*

1) You MUST attend the frst class meeting.

2) Tell the instructor that you are on the wait list for the course and that you would like an add slip.

3) If your request is granted, the instructor will give you an add slip.

4) Check to make sure that the instructor has signed it and included the access code (add code) and section number on the slip, and the date you frst attended. Te system will not allow you to register without this information. You must register within two (2) working days of receiving the add.

5) Using connectColumbia, telephone registration or in-person registration, you may then add a full semester course during the frst two weeks of the semester. You will be prompted to provide the special access code (add code).

6) Keep the add slip for your records if you register on the phone or web.

7) You may use the access code for the frst two weeks of a full semester course.

* If you are on a wait list and decide not to add the class, drop yourself from the wait list.

What to do if you’re wait-listed for an online course

1) On the frst day of the semester, submit an Electronic Add Card at: old.gocolumbia.edu. Select connectColumbia, select “Current Students,” select “E-Add Card Request (for Online Courses).”

2) When you’ve submitted the card, the instructor will e-mail you to notify you if you have been accepted into the course.

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2. Telephone Registration (T-Reg)

209.536.5400 Available 6:00A–12:00 midnight/7 days a week Step 1: Call the Columbia College Telephone Access System

1. dial touchtone registration at 209.536.5400

2. Press 1 to enter your student id# (“W” number)

enter your social security number...

Help Desk 209.588.5385 Hours: M–F 8:00A–5:00P No weekends or holidays

3. Enter your six (6) digit date of birth...

Step 2: Use menu to enter a transaction Step 3: Build and Accept your Schedule. You will hear a new menu.

Be sure to press

save all transactions.

1. Press

Enter a new course.

NEW REGISTRATION MENU

to enter a new course, press

to drop a course, press

to review your schedule, press

to delete your schedule, press

to cancel changes made, press

to save all changes and accept schedule and and receive AR balance, press

2. enter the four-digit course synonym (section) number

3. Listen as the course name and synonym (section) number are read back to you.

4. Press

accept the course. the course will be added to your schedule. reject the course. the course will not be added to your schedule.

5. either repeat steps 2-4 to enter an additional course or press the		key to return to the main menu.
6. After your schedule is complete, you must press	confirm and accept it.

7. always Check YOUR schedule 3 after Completing ANY transactions TO BE CERTAIN THAT YOUR schedule IS accurate.

Step 4: Pay Fees

7. you will be given your account balance and provided payment options if you owe fees.

8. Press Press

o pay now using Visa, MasterCard, or discover.

o hear other payment options and end your phone call.

Payment is due upon registration. your account may be frozen for non-payment and you will not be able to make any further schedule changes or obtain your academic record until payment is received.

Your program is not mailed to you. You can print a copy via the web
or obtain a copy from the Admissions Office with picture ID.

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3. In Person Registration

if you have unsuccessfully tried to register using connectColumbia or t-reg or if you just prefer human interaction, you can register during open registration at the admissions ofce. be prepared with alternate classes in case your frst choices are closed. you must present picture ID to register at the admissions office.

OFFICE HOURS

Admissions & Records Ofce* Business Services*

209.588.5231 • Fax: 209.588.5337 209.588.5114 • Fax: 209.588.5368

regular office hours: (beginning sept. 14, 2009) regular office hours: (beginning sept. 14, 2009)

Monday –Thursday 8:00a–5:30P Monday –Thursday 8:00a–5:30P

Friday 9:00a–4:30P Friday 9:00a–4:30P

* office hours are extended to 6:00P Monday through Thursday, august 24–27, 31; sept. 1–3 and 8–10.

Financial Aid Office

209.588.5105 • Fax: 209.588.5391

regular office hours (beginning sept. 14, 2009) Monday –Thursday 8:00a–5:30P

Friday 9:00a–4:30P

Oakdale Region Information

209.588.5080

Calaveras Center

209.736.5940 • Fax: 209.736.5943

Monday –Thursday 8:30a–5:30P

Friday variable hours
(Please call to confirm operational hours.)

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Academic Programs / Major & Award Codes

Codes / Awards Academic Programs

381020 AS Allied Health

061032 ASOE Automotive Technology – Automotive Maintenance Technician

061040 C Automotive Technology – Automotive Maintenance Technician

061033 ASOE Automotive Technology –Automotive Service Technician

061041 C Automotive Technology – Automotive Service Technician

062010 SAC Automotive Technology – Electrical Repair

061043 C Automotive Technology – Engine Performance

062011 SAC Automotive Technology – Engine Repair

061044 C Automotive Technology – Under Vehicle Service

103044 C Business Administration – Account Clerk

103030 ASOE Business Administration – Accounting

103040 C Business Administration – Accounting

103031 ASOE Business Administration – Management

103041 C Business Administration – Management

103020 AS Business Administration – Occupational

103043 C Business Administration – Organizational Behavior

103046 C Business Administration – Payroll Clerk

103021 AS Business Administration – Professional

103047 C Business Administration – Small Business Management

103045 C Business Administration – Tax Clerk

135020 AS Child Development

135040 C Child Development

135041 C Child Development – Associate Child Development Teacher

141020 AS Computer Science

141031 ASOE Computer Science

141041 C Computer Science

141030 ASOE Computer Science – Applied Computer Studies – Business Emphasis

141040 C Computer Science – Applied Computer Studies – Business Emphasis

141047 C Computer Science – Computer Support Technician

141046 C Computer Science – Digital Graphic Arts

141032 ASOE Computer Science – Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

141042 C Computer Science – Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

141049 C Computer Science – Management Information Systems

Codes / Awards Academic Programs

141045 C Computer Science – Multimedia Web Design

141048 C Computer Science – Network Support Technician

141043 C Computer Science – Website Development

211020 AS Emergency Medical Services

211041 C Emergency Medical Services

212010 SAC EMS – Emergency Medical Technician Training

212011 SAC EMS – First Responder

041010 AA Fine Arts – Emphasis in Art

041011 AA Fine Arts – Emphasis in Photography

281020 AS Fire Technology

281030 ASOE Fire Technology

281040 C Fire Technology

281021 AS Fire Technology – Wildland/Urban Interface Fire Management

321020 AS Forestry

325030 ASOE Forestry Technology

325040 C Forestry Technology

641010 AA Health and Human Performance

442010 SAC Hospitality Management – Baker

442011 SAC Hospitality Management – Bartender

441034 ASOE Hospitality Management – Chef

441044 C Hospitality Management – Chef

441020 AS Hospitality Management – Culinary Arts

442012 SAC Hospitality Management – Deli Cook & Baker

442013 SAC Hospitality Management – Dining Room Management

442014 SAC Hospitality Management – Dining Room Staff

441030 ASOE Hospitality Management – Dinner Line Cook

441040 C Hospitality Management – Dinner Line Cook

441021 AS Hospitality Management – Hotel Management

441031 ASOE Hospitality Management – Hotel Management

441041 C Hospitality Management – Hotel Management

441032 ASOE Hospitality Management – Pantry & Dessert Chef

441042 C Hospitality Management – Pantry & Dessert Chef

441022 AS Hospitality Management – Restaurant Management

441033 ASOE Hospitality Management – Restaurant

Management

441043 C Hospitality Management – Restaurant

Management

442015 SAC Hospitality Management – Safety &

Sanitation

441059 C Hospitality Management – Tourism and Recreation Studies

741030 ASOE Human Services

741040 C Human Services

261010 AA Language Arts – Emphasis in English

761011 AA Language Arts – Emphasis in

Communication

900110 AA Liberal Arts - Emphasis in Arts &

Humanities (Transfer)

900120 AA Liberal Arts - Emphasis in Arts &

Humanities (Non-transfer)

900210 AA Liberal Arts - Emphasis In Behavioral & Social Sciences (Transfer)

900220 AA Liberal Arts - Emphasis in Behavioral & Social Sciences (Non-transfer)

900710 AA Liberal Arts - Emphasis in Science

(Transfer)

900720 AA Liberal Arts - Emphasis in Science

(Non-transfer)

921000 AA Liberal Studies – Emphasis in

Elementary Teaching Preparation

561010 AA Mathematics

581010 AA Music

601020 AS Natural Resources

601030 ASOE Natural Resources – Watershed

Management Technology

601040 C Natural Resources – Watershed

Management Technology

605030 ASOE Natural Resources Technology

605040 C Natural Resources Technology

616035 ASOE Office Technology – Administrative Office Professional

616045 C Office Technology – Administrative

Office Professional

616031 ASOE Office Technology – Medical Office

Specialist

616041 C Office Technology – Medical Office

Specialist

616032 ASOE Office Technology – Medical

Transcription

616042 C Office Technology – Medical

Transcription

616033 ASOE Office Technology – Office Assistant

616043 C Office Technology – Office Assistant

Codes / Awards Academic Programs

950110 AS Post-Secondary Studies - Emphasis in

Biological Sciences

950120 A S Post-Secondary Studies - Emphasis in

Business Administration

950130 AS Post-Secondary Studies - Emphasis in

Computer Science

950140 AS Post-Secondary Studies - Emphasis in

Environmental Sciences

950150 AS Post-Secondary Studies - Emphasis in

Physical Sciences

950160 AS Post-Secondary Studies - Emphasis in

Pre-Engineering

081020 AS Science – Emphasis in Biology

221020 AS Science – Emphasis in Earth Science

091020 AS Science – Emphasis in Environmental

Science

111020 AS Science – Emphasis in General Science

661020 AS Science – Emphasis in Physical Science

851010 N Undecided

801040 C Welding Technology

K–12 Students

K–8 876508N

9–12 876509N

Transfer Students

Please select your transfer goal from the list below if Columbia

doesn’t offer your Academic Program.

Transfer to a CSU campus with a degree 831010 TD

Transfer to a CSU campus w/out a degree 831020 TN

Transfer to a UC campus with a degree 841010 TD

Transfer to a UC campus w/out a degree 841020 TN

Transfer to Other college with a degree 821010 TD

Transfer to Other college w/out a degree 821020 TN

Meaning of Awards

AS: Associate of Science Degree

(OE) (Occupational Education)

AA: Associate of Arts Degree

C: Certificate of Achievement

N: None

TD: Transfer with Associate Degree

TN: Transfer without Associate Degree

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