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Priority Regisration

PRIORITY REGISTRATION SYSTEM

The objective of priority registration is to give preference to students based on the variables listed below.The priority system gives a “weighted count” to each student. This is calculated automatically at the time a student isassigned a registration appointment.

Priority registration appointments are based on the following factors.
1. Number of Delta AA-Appropriate Units Completed:

00 - 15 = +1
16 - 30 = +2
31 - 45 = +4
46 - 60 = +6
61 - 75 = +8
76 - 90 = +5
91 - 100 = +3
101 - 110 = +1
More than 110 Units Completed = 0

2. Highest Degree Earned or Eligible for:
Lower Priority will be assigned to students who have received a BA/BS or higher degree at any accredited institution:

BA/BS Degree = -1
3. Declared Goal:
Priority for declaration of an AA/AS, Transfer, Certificate, or Retraining as one of top four educational goals = +1
4. Assessment Requirements Met:
Priority for completion of the Matriculation Assessment requirements described in Policy 5051 = +1
5. Cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA):
Priority for cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.0 or greater over a cumulative GPA below 2.0. Additional priority for a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or greater. GPA will be based on AA/AS Degree-applicable courses and priority for GPA will be given only to those students whose GPA is based on 15 or more units:

2.0 to 2.99 of AA/AS units = +1
3.0 or better of AA/AS units = +2
6. Student Education Plan Completed:
Preference will be given to students who have filed a Student Education Plan (SEP) = +1

7. Academic Rehabilitation:
Priority for completion of the rehabilitation process = +1

8a. Progress Probation:
Lower priority if more than 50% of grades as "W", "I", or "NC" in consecutive semesters.

Two terms of consecutive probation = -2
Three consecutive terms = -3

8b. Academic Probation:
Lower priority for students who are recorded as being on academic probation = -1

9. Guidance Orientation and Study Skills Classes:
Priority will be given to students who complete of any of the following guidance/orientation or study skills courses:
GUID 10, 11A, 12, 14, 16, 75,75A, 85 or English 33A. = +1

Priority will be given to students who complete a Guidance 100 course. This priority will be given only for the first semester after the credit has been recorded. = +1
10. Identified EOPS and DSPS Students. = +18

11a. Identified Active or Former Member of the Armed Services = +18
11a. Verified Veteran Dependent = +1

For more information contact Admissions and Records at

954-5151, Holt 101
 
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