Student Handbook: Rights and Responsibilities 2020-2021

To submit the necessary forms from the Alvin Community College Student Handbook, follow these instructions: For online submissions, visit the official ACC website and use the designated submission forms. For physical submissions, deliver the completed forms to the Admissions and Registrar's Office at Alvin Community College, 3110 Mustang Road, Alvin, TX 77511. For any questions or further assistance, contact the office at 281-756-3500 or email info@alvincollege.edu. Timely submissions are crucial to ensure access to necessary resources and adherence to college policies.

Important dates for this handbook include the start of each semester, registration deadlines, and the annual financial aid application deadline.

The purpose of the Alvin Community College Student Handbook is to provide students with essential information about their rights and responsibilities during their time at the college. It outlines key policies and procedures, including admissions, tuition and fees, financial aid, veterans benefits, course withdrawal, attendance, grades, and student services. By providing this comprehensive guide, the college ensures that students are well-informed and can navigate their college experiences with confidence. This handbook serves as a central resource for understanding the college's expectations and the support available to students. In addition to academic and financial information, the handbook also addresses student welfare, health services, support services, and campus activities. It aims to create a holistic environment where students can thrive both academically and personally. The detailed sections on student rights and responsibilities empower students to make informed decisions and advocate for themselves when necessary. Ultimately, the Student Handbook is a vital tool for fostering a supportive and respectful college community. It encourages students to engage actively in their education, participate in campus life, and uphold the values and standards of Alvin Community College. By adhering to the guidelines and utilizing the resources provided, students can make the most of their time at the college and achieve their educational goals.

• 1. Admissions: Guidelines and procedures for applying to Alvin Community College.
• 2. Academic Advising: Information on academic advising services and how to access them.
• 3. Tuition and Fees: Details on tuition costs, fees, and payment options.
• 4. Financial Aid: Information on federal, state, scholarships, and other financial aid options.
• 5. Veterans Benefits: Guidelines for accessing veterans benefits and the Hazlewood Act.
• 6. Course Withdrawal: Procedures for withdrawing from courses.
• 7. Class Attendance: Policies regarding attendance requirements.
• 8. Grades, Transcripts and Academic Information: Information on grading, transcripts, and academic records.
• 9. Student Records: Guidelines for maintaining and accessing student records.
• 10. Graduation, Degree Completion and Commencement: Requirements and procedures for graduation and commencement.
• 11. Honors and Awards: Information on academic honors and awards.
• 12. Instructional Resources for Students: Details on available instructional resources.
• 13. Student Welfare: Information on wellness, health services, and communicable diseases.
• 14. Student Support Services: Details on available student support services.
• 15. Student Activities: Information on student organizations and social networking opportunities.
• 16. Student Rights and Responsibilities: Outline of student rights, responsibilities, and conduct policies.
• 17. Solicitations: Policies regarding solicitations on campus.
• 18. Discipline and Penalties: Procedures for disciplinary actions and penalties.

Failing to submit required forms could lead to students missing out on important benefits and facing administrative penalties. Timely submission ensures access to resources and compliance with college policies.

• Missed Benefits: Students may miss out on financial aid, veteran benefits, and other resources.
• Administrative Penalties: Failure to comply with submission deadlines could result in administrative actions.

• 1. Admissions: To understand application procedures and requirements.
• 2. Financial Aid: To access information on financial support options.
• 3. Veteran Benefits: To utilize available benefits for veterans.
• 4. Course Management: To understand policies regarding course withdrawal and attendance.
• 5. Graduation: To follow guidelines for degree completion and commencement.