Fa Tr-Thi Pwqutatm WtAly, Hertford. N.C., Thursday, Apr! 1 1973
FULLY ACCREDITED MEMBER OF THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS
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ADMISSION INFORMATION
la keeping with the philosophy of the North Carolina Department of Community
Colleges, CoUege of the Albemsrk operates with an "Open Door" sdmtuioni policy for
aO North Carolina resident, Numerous out-of-itate students may alio be accepted.
,:Thua, the College solicits visiting s tudentt for rummer studies,
If you should plan to continue at College of The Albemarie at a full or part-time
student during the tegular academic year, you must complete the regular" admissions
application which b available in the Office of Admissions, Students who plan to con
tinue as regular full-time students are required to take placement tests. Contact
the Admissions Office for additional information.
The College of The Albemarle makes no discrimination because of race, color, creed,
or sex in any of its programs.
JUNE 4 AUGUST 17
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
SCHEDULE OF CLASSES
Maximum load for each mini-fnester is 6 quarter hours; 7 quarter hours, if a Physical
Education activity course is included. Special permission is required for students
desiring to attempt a greater number of hours. Classes meet for two SO-minute
periods daily, Monday through Friday. NOTE: The CoUege reserves the right to
add to or delete from the following list of courses depending upon demand.
COLLEGE TRANSFER CURRICULA
Tuition (Per quarter)
In-state resident (14 or
more quarter hours) $4100
Non-resident (14 or more
quarter hours) - 137.50
Reduced hours (less than
14 hours)
Resident-per quarter hour 3.00
Non-resident-per quarter hour 11.45
TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL CURRICULA
Tuition (per quarter)
In-state resident (13 or more
quarter hours) 32.00
Non-resident (13 or more
quarter hours) 137.50
Reduced hours (less than
13 hours)
Resident-per quarter hour 2.50
Non-resident-per quarter hour 1L45
..CpurseNo. Cr.
Ajfection Hrs.
AUT1130 4(6)
AUT 1140 3(5)
AUT 1150 4(6)
The College Transfer Division of College of The Albemarle will offer courses on a regular quarter basis
AND on a mini-mester basis during the Summer Quarter of 1973. All courses in the Technical and
Vocational Divisions of the College will be offered only on a regular quarter basis.
Description
Auto. Chas. & Susp.
Auto. Air Cond.
Auto. Serv.
BUS 101, 102, 103 3(4)
BUS 106 5(5)
BUS 107 3(3)
BUS 108 5(5)
BUS 1103 2(2)
T-BUS 150-154 2(8)
T'BUS210 2(3)
T.-BUS221 4(5)
Typing
Intro, to Bus.
Bus. Math
Per. Finance
Small Bus. Opera.
Co-op. Ed. (Business)
Off. Mach.
Transcription
COS 1001;1004; 13(30) . Self-contained program
1011;1022;1033;
1044
T-PES 150-154
v
'"DPT 103
,-DFT 207
DFT 208
DFT 1030
EDP 102
EDU 201
: x
,-T-ELN 150-154
2(8) Co-op. Ed. (Drftg
&Des)
4(6) Eng. Draw.
4(6) Arch. Draw.
4(6) Arch. Draw.
2(2) Blueprint Reading IV
4(5) Computer Prog.
3(3) Intro, to Educ.
2(8) Co-op. Ed. (Electronic
Day Tune Room. Nq Cr.
TThF g 00 12g & Section Hrs. Description Day Time Room
MW 10:00 152 UB 100 Library Usa8e 12:00 109
MAT 101 5(5) College Algebra Evdy 9:00 218
MWF 9:00 152 MAT 102 5(5) Trigonometry Evdy 8:00 218
MAT 204 5(5) Calculus & Anal. Geo.IV Evdy 11:00 101
MAT 1030 3(3) Mach. Math. MWF 8:00 152
TTh 8-10 110
Evdy 10:00 113 MEC 1230 11(19) Mach. Shop Theo &
MWF 11:00 113 Pr. IV. TWF 10.00 206
Evdy 12:00 113 MEC 1255 3(3) Struc. Metal II MWF 9:00 206
MW 8:00 113 MEC 1275 7(12) Jigs & Fix. Bldg. MW 8:00 206
TBA TBA MEC 1280 7(12) Die Making TTh 8:00 206
TTh 10-11:30 108 MEC 1290-1294 Co-op. Ed. (Machinist) TTh 1-5
MWF 9-10:30 110
t NUR 240 9(19) Psy.M.H. Nursing TTh 10-12 . 123
M-Th 8-3: i5 , 148 ( . , .- 1 .' i" - . i :
PEDI14C-4 1(3) ' Basic Sailing- MWF 12:00 Gym
F 8-2:30 149 PED 201C-4 1(3) Archery TTh 1:00 Gym
PED204C-4 1(3) Bowling TTh 2:00 Gym
PED 208C-4 1(3) Instructor Sailing MWF 12:00 Gym
TBA TBA
PHY 1060 2(3) Applied Physics III T 9:00 202
MWF TBA 213
MWF 8-10 213 PME 1150-1157 Co-op. Ed. (PME) TTh 1-5
MWF 10-12 213 PNE 1515,1521, (36) Self-contained program Evdy TBA ' TBA
TTh 8-9 213 1540,1543,1544
MWF 10:00 101
Held at Tech Center.
nn 8-9:30 113 No credit, student's option to substitute in lieu of shop practice or laboratory hours.
. A nominal lane fee is charged for each game.
TBA TBA
LEARNING LAD
The College provides a Learning Lab
oratory for students who wish to learn on
their own. Study areas include the follow
ing: preparation for taking the High School
Equivalency Test; preparation for High
School Diploma; preparation for entrance
into curriculum programs; college prepara
tion; up-grading in specific areas; and study
of subjects for personal satisfaction.
Unless otherwise noted, the regulations
contained in the College Catalog and Student
Handbook apply to the summer session.
All CLASSES MEET MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
Course No.
A Section
ART 100-1
'MO 101-1
BUS 203-1
CHM 101-1
ECO 201-1
,JPP 101-1
I.,, ENO 90,91,92-1
;.;'ENO 101-1
ENO 101-2
ENO 201-1
GEO 101-1
HEA 121-1
HIS 101-1
I ,rMAT 90,91,92-1
i .,;ftT 111-1
i PED 101MW-1
PED109MW-1
PED 112MW-1
PED U4MW-1
? PED 116MW-1
i ox
W J-ED 201C-1
5. -pId202C-1 '
,...PED 204C-l '
s : :Ted 208C-1
?.- PHS 101-1
f - PSY 20M . ..
i 5 " SOC 201-1
SPA 101-1
1973
FIRST MINI-MESTER SCHEDULE
June 4 - June 27
Cr.
Hrs. Description
3(3) His. & Apprec. of Art
4(6) General Biology
4(5) Principles of Accounting
4(6) General Chemistry
3(3) Principles of Economics
3(3) Comp. Fundamentals
3(3) Language Arts
3(3) English Composition
3(3) English Composition
3(3) English Literature
3(3) Principles of Geography
3(3) Hygiene I
3(3) Ancient History
3(3) US. History
3(3) Arithmetic; Basic Math.
3(3) Fund. Concepts of Math.
1(3)
Basic Movement
1(3) Beginning Swimming
1(3) Badminton
1(3) Basic Sailing
1(3) v Senior Life Saving
, r
1(3) Archery
1(3) Tennis
1(3) Bowling
Instructor Sailing
Li
SPH 101-1
1(3)
4(6)
3(3)
3(3)
3(4)
3(3)
Physical Science
General Psychology
Introduction to Sociology
Elementary Spanish
Voice & Diction
Time Room
8-9:45 201
8-9:45 437
8-9:45 101
8-9:45 325
8-9:45 217
12-1:45 101
84:45 435
84:45 207
10-11:45 207
8-9:45 , 208
12-1:45 206
10-11:45 217
12-1:45 218
10-11:45 208
12-1:45 208
84:45 210
8-9:45 Gym
7:30-9:15pm CG.
Pool
84:45 Gym
1-2:45 Gym
7:304:15 pm CG.
v Pool
10-11:45 Gym
84:45 Gym
10-11:45 Gym .
1-2:45 , Gym
10-11:45 201
10-11:45 . 218
12-1:45 207
84:45 123
10-11:45 109
Held at Tech Center.
Held at Kaln BuCiirj.
Denotes pr-ratory credit
A "nfc'-al li ne foe Is cr:-d for earh ra.
1973
SECOND MINI-MESTER SCHEDULE
June 28 July 24
Course No.
ft Section
ART 101-1
BIO 102-1
BUS 204-1
CHM 102-1
ECO 202-1
EDP 101-1
ENG 90,91,92-2
ENG 102-1
ENG 102-2
ENG 202-1
GEO 102-1
HEA 122-1
HIS 102-1
HIS 202-1
MAT 90,91,92-2
MAT 112-1
PED 101MW-2
PED 109MW-2
PED 113MW-1
PED 114MW-2
PED 115MW-1
PED 116MW-2
PED 201C-2'
PED202C-2
PED 204C-2
PED208C-2"
PHS 102-1 '
PSY 20il
SOC 20M
SPA 102-1
SPH 102-1
Cr.
Hrs. Description
3(3) His. & Apprec. of Art
4(6) General Biology
4(5) Principles of Accounting
4(6) General Chemistry
3(3) Principles of Economics
3(3) Comp. Fundamentals
3(3) Language Arts
3(3) English Composition
3(3) English Composition
3(3) English Literature
3(3) Principles of Geography
3(3) Hygiene II
3(3) Medieval History
3(3) VJS. History
3(3) Arithmetic; Basic Math.
3(3) Fund. Concepts of Math
1(3) Basic Movement
1(3) Beginning Swimming
1(3) Intermediate Swimming
Time
84:45
8-9:45
8-9:45
8-9:45
8-9:45
12-1:45
8-9:45
8-9:45
10-11:45
8-9:45
12-1:45
84:45
10-11:45
10-11:45
12-1:45
8-9:45
Room
201
437
101
325
217
.101
435
207
207
208
206
109
218
208
208
210
1(3)
1(3)
1(3)
Basic Sailing
Intermediate Sailing
Senior Life Saving -
1(3) Archery .
1(3) Tennis
1(3) Bowling
1(3) - Instructor Sailing
8-9:45 Gym
7:304:15pm CG.
Pool
7:304;15pmC.G.
Pool
1-2:45 Gym
1-2:45 Gym
7:304:15pm CG.
. - Pool
10-11:45
84:45
10-11:45
1-2:45
Gym
Gym
Gym
Gym
4(6)
3(3)
3(3)
3(4)
3(3)
Physical Science
General Psychology
Introduction to Sociology
Elementary Spanish .
, Intra to Phonetics
Held at Tech Center. ' , v .
Elatd at Main Building.
rnH)tos pfatofy credit.
I l.."e I is cIuiwhI for each rms,
10-11:45
10-11:45
12-1:45
8-9:45
10-11:45
201
218
207
123
109
Course No.
k Section
ART 102-1
BIO 103-1
BUS 205-1
CHM 103-1
ECO 203-1
EDP 101-1
ENG 90,91,92-3
ENG 103-1
ENG 103-2
ENG 203-1
HEA 223-1
HIS 103-1
HIS 203-1
MAT 90,91,92-3
MAT 113-1
PED 101MW-3
PED 113MW-2
PED 114MW-3
PED U5MW-2
PED 116MW-3
PED201C-3
PED 202C-3
PED204C-3 '
PED 208C-3
PED216C-1
1973
THIRD MINI-MESTER SCHEDULE
July 25 - August 17
Description
Hrs.
3(3)
4(6)
4(5)
4(6)
3(3)
3(3)
His. & Apprec of Art
General Biology - '
Principles of Accounting
General Chemistry
Principles of Economics
Comp. Fundamentals
3(3) Language Arts '.
3(3) English Composition
3(3) : English Composition
3(3) English Literature ;
J: i ,r...- 'y-.'-::v
3(3) J iFirst Aid Safety Educ
3(3) .Modern History.
3(3) U.S. History v
- 1
3(3) Arithmetic; Basic Math.
3(3) Fundamental Concpts, of
. Math.
1(3) - Basic Movementrf
1(3) Intermediate Swimming'
Time
8-9:45
8-9:45
8-9:45
8-9:45 .
8-9:45
12-1:45
84:45
8-9:45
10-11:45
8-9:45
84:45
10-11:45
10-1,1:45
12-1:45
8-9:45
Room
201
437
101
325
217
101
435
207
207
208
109
218
208
208
210
PHS 103-1
PSY 90-1
SOC 203-1
SPA 103-1
SPH 201-1
1(3)
1(3)
1(3)
1(3)
4(6)
Basic Sailing ;
Intermediate Sailing v
Senior LifdiSaving
Xi ;
Archery J ;
Tennis
Bowling f .
Instructor Sailing ,
Advanced Swimming
V
Physical Science
3(3) Techniques of Learning
3(3) Urban Community
3(3) Elementary Spanish
10-11:45 Gym
7:304:15pm CG.
Pool
1-2:45 Gym
1-2:45 Gym
7:304:15pm CG.
Pool
10-11:45 . Gym
84:45 : Gym
10-11:45 Gym
1-2:45 . Gym
7:304:l;,.tt CG.
, . " V; Pool
10-11:45 I0l1
12-1:45
' 3(3) Public Speaking
Held at Tech Center. .... .
Bold at Main BuiMing.
"Denotes preparatory credit.
A nor-siiiJ icne fue is chir;?d for each mt.
84:45
10-11:45
218
207
123
109