Blinn College Course Schedule

Summer 2011

Brenham Campus 902 College Ave. Brenham, TX 77833 Bryan Campus 2423 Blinn Blvd. Bryan, TX 77802-2037 Mailing Address for all Bryan Campuses P.O. Box 6030 Bryan, TX 77805

Schulenburg 100 Ranger Drive Schulenburg, TX 78956 Sealy 3701 Outlet Center Drive Sealy, TX 77474

www.blinn.edu

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Registration Checklist ........................................................4 May Minimester and Summer I & II 2011 Registration and Payment Dates .........................................................5 Registration (Electronic) ....................................................6 Registration (On Campus, Late) .......................................6 Administrative Services Paying Your Account Balance Information ......................7 Expenses ...........................................................................8 Tuition and General Fee Schedule ....................................8 High School Dual Credit...................................................8 General Property Deposit ..................................................9 Nonfunded Course Tuition................................................9 Music Lesson Fees ............................................................9 Non-Refundable Fees........................................................9 Fees By Course .................................................................9 Allied Health Program Fees ..............................................9 Alternative Teaching Certificate .......................................9 Auditing of Courses ..........................................................9 Testing Fees ......................................................................9 Food Services (Brenham) ...............................................10 On-Campus Residence Halls (Brenham) ........................10 Blinn College Park Apartments (Brenham) ....................10 Library Fees and Fines ....................................................11 Fines for Vehicle Parking Violations ..............................11 Fines in Relation to Student Housing Facilities..............11 Installment Payment Plan ...............................................11 Return Check Policy .......................................................11 Use of Collection Agencies .............................................11 State Tuition Rebate Program .........................................11 Refund Policy..................................................................12 Drop/Withdrawal from College ..................................12 Residence Hall Student Refunds ................................12 Return of Title IV Funds.............................................12 Blinn Bucs Refund Card .............................................12 Military Service ..........................................................13 Enrollment Services .........................................................13 Admissions and Records ..................................................14 How to Enroll at Blinn College ......................................14 Admissions Requirements ..............................................15 Admissions Testing Requirements .................................16 Advising Requirements...................................................16 Texas Success Initiative (Formerly TASP) .................16 Success Initiative Exemptions .....................................18 Academic Advising and Counseling Center Academic Advising .........................................................19 Advising Requirements...................................................19 Advising for Technical Programs ...................................19 The University Transfer Center (Bryan Campus)...........19 New Student Orientation.................................................20 Disability Services Special Facilities and Services for Students with Disabilities ..............................................................20 Non-Discrimination Statement41 Services for Students with Documented Disabilities ......20 Brenham Campus Housing ..............................................20 Applying for Housing .....................................................20 Background History Record Check Requirement ..........20 Bacterial Meningitis Immunization Requirement ..........20 Semester Hour Requirement ...........................................21 GPA Requirement ...........................................................21 Meal Plans ......................................................................21 Residence Halls ..............................................................21 New Residence Hall Opening Fall 2011 ........................21 Apartment Style Housing ...............................................21 Student Health Clinic ..........................................................21 Student Health Insurance ....................................................21 Financial Aid Student Financial Aid .....................................................21 Return of Title IV Funds .................................................22 Standards of Progress .....................................................22 Other Student Aid ...........................................................23 Veterans Educational Benefits ........................................23 Blinn College Library .........................................................23 Bookstore ............................................................................24 Student Center (Brenham Campus) ....................................24 Dining Hall (Brenham Campus) .........................................24 Student Center (Bryan Campus) .........................................24 Snack Bar (Bryan Campus) ................................................24 Snack Bar (Schulenburg Campus) ......................................25 Parking (Brenham Campus)................................................25 Parking (Bryan Campus).....................................................25 Parking (Schulenburg Campus) ..........................................25 Student Welfare: Freedom from Discrimination, Harassment and Retaliation ............................................25 Student Complaints .............................................................26 Tobacco Free Campus .........................................................26 Service Learning .................................................................27 How to Read a Class Schedule .........................................28 Class Schedules............................................................ 29-47 Appendices Telecourse/Internet Registration Form................................48 Distance Learning (Internet, Blended, Interactive Video) ...................... 49-50 Telephone Registration Worksheet ............................... 51-52 BORIS System Online Registration (Instructions) ....... 53-59

Blinn College seeks to provide equal education without regard to race, color, sex, age, national origin,religion, disability, or any other constitutionally or statutorily impermissible reason. This policy extends to all programs and activities supported by Blinn College. 3

REGISTRATION CHECKLIST
New Students (no prior college) 7 Steps Not applicable New Students (12 or more hrs. transferable college work) 7 Steps Not applicable

Current & Former Blinn Students 3-5 Steps Former students only Not Applicable , if attended another institution See Texas Success Initiative section in this Schedule Book if unsure if you failed a section of the THEA or other state-approved test

1. Complete Blinn College application 2. Have official high school transcript sent to the Admissions Office at Blinn 3. Have all official college transcripts sent to the Admissions Office at Blinn. 4. Determine your Success Initiative status, THEA (Formerly TASP) 5. Meet with a counselor or advisor to determine your class schedule 6. Select classes from online or paper course schedule 7. Register when eligible 8. Pay by deadline

Check your schedule for accuracy ADDITIONAL REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Save time apply on the web Dont have time to pick up an application? Cant wait for an application to arrive in the mail? Speed up the process by completing your application on the web at http://www.blinn.edu/admissions/forms.htm, and click on the Texas Common Application. Your Texas Common Application will be sent to Blinn College within 48 business hours once completed and submitted. It may take Blinn College staff up to 48 business hours to process your Texas Common Application. After applying, follow steps 2 through 8 on the checklist above. Obtaining a copy of your schedule Copies of your schedule can be printed from Blinn Online Registration and Information System (BORIS). You can print the schedule from home or on campus. Obtaining a copy of your paid fee receipt Copies of your paid fee receipt can be printed from BORIS. You can print the receipt from home or on campus. Student ID Cards The Blinn College student ID card is used for Blinn College services, such as the library, testing centers, writing labs, and the Brenham Campus meal plans. ID cards can be picked up on campus if you have registered and paid for your current course schedule. Brenham Enrollment Services; Bryan Enrollment Services; Schulenburg and Sealy Campuses Main Office Parking Permits A parking permit is required if you wish to park on any Blinn College campus. A vehicle registration fee can be added to your bill using the telephone or BORIS registration system or in person. A student can pay the vehicle registration fee over the telephone, on BORIS or in person. You must bring your picture identification card and license plate number to pick up your parking permit. Brenham and Bryan Campuses Enrollment Services; Schulenburg and Sealy Campuses Main Office. Brenham and Bryan campus students may request their fall semester parking permit to be mailed to them by going to the records tab in BORIS. Please note the deadline for requesting permits to be mailed. Both the permit and your classes must be paid in full, you must be enrolled in a payment plan or have financial aid prior to permit being mailed. Transcripts are Important All students transferring to Blinn from other academic institutions must submit official transcripts from all institutions previously attended when they apply to Blinn College. Transcripts will be entered into the Blinn Degree Audit and Prerequisite systems, which help students to: a) Track their progress toward a degree or certificate; b) Enroll in courses for which they have satisfied any prerequisites. Quick Tips for Students: Electronic payment (telephone or Internet) will not be available on Saturdays (12:01am 11:59pm). Check for additional courses or course changes on the web at www.blinn.edu. Updates or changes are made after the schedule is published. Students who fail to meet their payment date deadline will be dropped from unpaid courses the day after the payment date deadline. These students will not be able to re-register until the next scheduled registration period. There is no guarantee that dropped courses will be available.
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MAY MINIMESTER 2011 AND SUMMER 2011 REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT DATES
Registration and Payment Dates/Times ER - Electronic Registration EP - Electronic Payment ER: March 28 (12:01am) April 1 (5pm) May Minimester Only ER: April 3 (12:01am) April 8 (5pm) May Minimester Only ER: April 18 (12:01am-11:59pm) May Minimester, Summer I, Summer II ER: April 19 (12:01am-11:59pm) May Minimester, Summer I, Summer II ER: April 20 (12:01am-11:59pm) May Minimester, Summer I, Summer II ER: April 21 (12:01am-11:59pm) May Minimester, Summer I, Summer II ER: April 25 (12:01am-11:59pm) May Minimester, Summer I, Summer II Students Eligible to Register Payment Date (Walk-up and Electronic by 5pm) Student using the electronic payment plan must sign up prior to payment due dates

ALL STUDENTS Students whose Last Name begins with O-S and enrolled during the Spring 2011 semester. Students whose Last Name begins with T-Z and enrolled during the Spring 2011 semester. Students whose Last Name begins with A-C and enrolled during the Spring 2011 semester. Students whose Last Name begins with D-H and enrolled during the Spring 2011 semester. Students whose Last Name begins with I-N and enrolled during the Spring 2011 semester.

Thursday, April 28 Ends @ 5pm May Minimester and Summer I

ER: April 26 (12:01am) April 27 (11:59pm) ALL STUDENTS May Minimester, Summer I, Summer II Friday, April 29 - May Minimester & Summer I Courses Dropped for Non-Payment ER: May 1 (12:01am) May 5 (5pm) May Minimester Only Wednesday, May 12 ALL STUDENTS Ends @ 3pm - May Minimester ER: May 8 (12:01am) May 11 (5pm) May Minimester Only Thursday, May 12 - May Minimester Courses Dropped for Non-Payment On-campus May Minimester Registration: ALL STUDENTS Payment Due Upon Registration May 13 (7:30am-5pm) Friday, May 13 - May Minimester Courses Dropped for Non-Payment (By Business Office) Monday, May 16 - May Minimester First Day of Class ER: May 15 (12:01am) May 20 (5pm) Summer I Only Thursday, May 26 ALL STUDENTS Ends @ 5pm - Summer I ER: May 22 (12:01am) May 25 (11:59pm) Summer I Only Friday, May 27 - Summer I Courses Dropped for Non-Payment ER: May 29 (12:01am) June 2 (11:59pm) Summer I Only On-campus Summer I Registration: ALL STUDENTS Payment Due Upon Registration May 31 - June 1 (7:30am-5pm) Late on-campus Summer I Registration: June 2 - June 3 (7:30am-5pm) Wednesday, June 1 - Summer I Courses Dropped for Non-Payment Thursday, June 2 - Summer I First Day of Class Thursday, June 2 - Summer I Courses Dropped for Non-Payment (By Business Office) Monday, June 6 - Summer I Courses Dropped for Non-Payment Wednesday, June 8 - Summer II Charges Posted to Students Accounts ER: June 9 (12:01am) June 15 (11:59pm) Thursday, June 16 ALL STUDENTS Summer II Only

Ends @ 5pm - Summer II

Thursday, June 16 - Summer II Courses Dropped for Non-Payment ER: June 29 (12:01am) June 30 (11:59pm) Summer II Only Friday, July 1 Ends @ 5pm ALL STUDENTS Summer II On-campus Summer II Registration: June 29 - July 1 (9:00am-3pm) Friday, July 1 - Summer II Courses Dropped for Non-Payment Tuesday, July 5 - Summer II First Day of Class ER: July 3 (12:01am) July 5 (11:59pm) Summer II Only ALL STUDENTS Payment Due Upon Registration Late on-campus Summer II Registration: July 5 - July 6 (9am-3pm) Thursday, July 7 - Summer II Courses Dropped for Non-Payment 5

Registration
Early Registration

ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION

Students can use either the Internet or the telephone to register for classes before the designated on-campus registration dates. BORIS (Blinns Online Registration and Information System) allows students to use the Internet to access their student information and to register for classes. Students can also use the BTRIS (Blinn Colleges Telephone Registration and Information System) to register and to pay for classes.

BORIS

There is a link to BORIS on the main Blinn College website at www.blinn.edu. Students can log onto BORIS to view or print their current schedule, current charges, unofficial transcript, degree plan or address information. Students can also use BORIS to view or print the course descriptions, class catalogs, and class schedules. During designated registration times, students can log onto BORIS to register or change classes. Detailed instructions are listed in the Appendices in back of this booklet.

If you participate in on-campus registration, full payment of tuition and fees is required at the time of registration, unless financial aid funds have been accepted. Students who are not prepared to make a full payment or start an installment plan should not begin the on-campus registration process. (Installment plans are not available during late registration.) Proper forms of payment include personal check, cashiers check/money order and credit card (Visa, Mastercard, Discover or American Express). Registration is not considered complete until the account is paid in full, a payment plan contract is signed, or the Blinn College financial aid office has entered the estimated financial aid amount in the students account. Students who have not received final approval for financial aid from the Blinn College financial aid office prior to registration should be prepared to pay. Students who have not completed the registration process by making a payment will be subject to withdrawal from classes without warning. If dropped from classes due to non-payment, it will be the students responsibility to re-register for available classes if he/she so chooses. Availability of the original registered classes is not guaranteed.

ON-CAMPUS REGISTRATION

BTRIS (Telephone Registration)

Brenham Campus

During designated times, students can also use BTRIS to register for classes, (979) 821-0466. In addition, students can add a parking permit, check their current charges and pay for courses using a credit card. A telephone registration worksheet can be found on the Blinn College web site or in the appendices of this schedule booklet. Detailed instructions are listed in the Appendices in back of this booklet.

Accessing Electronic Systems

Students log onto BORIS and/or call BTRIS using a unique student ID and password. A returning students ID number can be found on the ID card. A new students ID number can be found on the acceptance or status letter. The password is initially set to the students date of birth in the form of YYYYMMDD. Therefore if the students birthday is January 12, 1980, the password would be 19800112. The password can be changed by the student to any combination of numbers and/or letters that is at least four digits long.

On-campus registration will occur in the Administration Building located at 802 Green Street. Students should initially come to the Enrollment Services department on the first floor to ensure file completeness, no outstanding registration holds, and to get the proper registration paperwork. Those students needing advising should then proceed to the second floor to the Counseling Office to be advised. Those students in campus housing or apartments and/or those students purchasing a Blinn College meal plan need to go to the Housing Office on the second floor. Students should go to Room 120 on the first floor to have their courses entered. Payment should be made at the Enrollment Services Counter or on BORIS.

Bryan Campus

On-campus registration will occur at 2423 Blinn Blvd. (the E Building, Room E-120).

Schulenburg Campus Sealy Campus

Success Initiative and Early Registration

On-campus registration will occur at 100 Ranger Drive in Schulenburg. On-campus registration will occur at 3701 Outlet Center Drive in Sealy (in the Administration Buildings on each campus).

During the designated early registration periods, students can use both BORIS and/or BTRIS to register for classes. To be able to register the student must have completed his/her state testing obligations (passed all three sections or be exempt) or be advised. If the student has failed a section of the THEA or other state-approved test, he/she may still register early, however he/ she must be advised first. (The student who failed a section of the test must be advised every semester until he/she has completed their Success Initiative obligations.) The sooner the student gets advised, the sooner he/she can register.

Late Registration (All Campuses)

Electronic Registration Problems

The same requirements listed above for on-campus registration apply to late registration with an additional late fee charged to the student of $100.00. Students who register late are responsible for making up all assignments missed prior to enrollment.

Please be aware that delays may occur when accessing either BORIS or BTRIS. The best times to access either system is from midnight until 4 a.m. and on Sundays. For problems or difficulties, please contact Enrollment Services at (979) 8304800 (Brenham) - (979) 209-7240 (Bryan) - (979) 743- 5200 (Schulenburg) - (979) 627-7997 (Sealy) or by e-mailing the help desk at BORIS@blinn.edu.

Business Office
PAYING YOUR ACCOUNT BALANCE
Bills will not be mailed. To verify what you owe, follow the instructions on the Telephone Registration worksheet located at the back of this course schedule, log on to BORIS, or visit the Enrollment Services office.

Payment Dates for May 2011 Minimester:

If you register between March 28 - April 27 May 1 - May 12 @3pm May 13 on Campus You must pay by April 28, 2011 @5pm May 12, 2011 @3pm Payment Due Upon Registration

Payment Dates for Summer I 2011:

If you register between April 18 - April 27 May 15 - May 25 May 29 - June 3 You must pay by April 28, 2011 @5pm May 26, 2011 @5pm Payment Due Upon Registration

Payment Dates for Summer II 2011:

If you register between April 18 - June 15 June 19 - July 1 @3pm July 3 - July 6 @3pm You must pay by June 16, 2011 @5pm July 1, 2011 @5pm Payment Due Upon Registration

Quick Tips for Students:

Electronic payment (telephone or Internet) will not be available on Saturdays (12:01 am 11:59 pm). Check for additional courses or course changes on the web at www.blinn.edu. Updates or changes are made after the schedule is published Students who fail to meet their payment date deadline will be dropped from unpaid courses the day after the payment date deadline. These students will not be able to re-register until the next scheduled registration period. There is no guarantee that dropped courses will be available.

Payment Options:
Cash Cashiers Check/Money Order Credit Card (Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express) Personal Check

How to Pay:
By Internet. For credit card payments log on to Blinn Online Registration and Information System (BORIS) with your ID# and password. Click on the payment tab and choose the pay in full option. The full amount you owe will be charged to your credit card. By Telephone. For credit card payments call (979) 821-0466 and follow the instructions. The full amount you owe will be charged to the credit card. In Person. Pay at Enrollment Services in Brenham, Bryan, Schulenburg or Sealy. By Mail. Payment must be RECEIVED in one of the Business Offices before the payment deadline (see payment dates.) Mail check or money order for the full amount. Write your student ID number on the check or money order. Installment Plan. Available online only. Log on to Blinn Online Registration and Information System (BORIS) with your ID# and password. Click on the payment tab and choose the payment plan option. You will be redirected to the Nelnet website. Follow the directions on that site to sign up for a payment plan.

Payment Tips:
A HOLD, which prevents registration, will be placed on your account if you have a past due balance. P ayments are due by the first payment date following registration or your classes will be dropped for non-payment.

Payment of tuition, fees, books, room and board are due by the payment due date (see academic calendar for specific dates at www.blinn.edu). A payment plan is available for tuition, fees, room and board (see Installment Payment Plan). Internet and telephone registration requires payment by the stated due date. Failure to pay by the due date will result in the student being dropped from classes.
Tuition, fees, and all other charges listed in this catalog were those in effect at the time the catalog was submitted to the printer. The college reserves the right to change any or all such charges at the beginning of any semester without notice as a result of actions by the state legislature or the Blinn College Board of Trustees. Please check the college web site, www.blinn.edu, for current charges.

Expenses

Tuition and General Fee

Tuition In-District Tuition Out-of-District Tuition Out-of-State/International Tuition General Fee Per Semester Hour $35.00 68.00 144.00 30.00

Tuition and General Fee Schedule - All Semesters-Effective Fall Semester, 2010 (Minimum charge is for 3 semester hours.)
Semester Hours 1-3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Total In-District Students $195.00 260.00 325.00 390.00 455.00 520.00 585.00 650.00 715.00 780.00 845.00 910.00 975.00 1,040.00 1,105.00 1,170.00 1,235.00 1,300.00 1,365.00 1,430.00 1,495.00 1,560.00 Total Out-District Students $294.00 392.00 490.00 588.00 686.00 784.00 882.00 980.00 1,078.00 1,176.00 1,274.00 1,372.00 1,470.00 1,568.00 1,666.00 1,764.00 1,862.00 1,960.00 2,058.00 2,156.00 2,254.00 2,352.00 Total Out-of-State/International Students $522.00 696.00 870.00 1,044.00 1,218.00 1,392.00 1,566.00 1,740.00 1,914.00 2,088.00 2,262.00 2,436.00 2,610.00 2,784.00 2,958.00 3,132.00 3,306.00 3,480.00 3,654.00 3,828.00 4,002.00 4,176.00

High School Dual Credit

Tuition In-District Tuition Out-of-District General Fee Semester Hours 1-3 4 5 6 7 Per Semester Hour $35.00 68.00 12.00 Total Out-of-District $240.00 320.00 400.00 480.00 560.00

Total In-District* $141.00 188.00 235.00 282.00 329.00

* The Board of Trustees has waived the Dual Credit Tuition and Fee for In-District Students In-District Students (Students who have legal residence in Washington County, Texas) Out-of-District Students (Students who have legal residence in Texas but not Washington County) Out-of-State/International Students (Students who reside outside the state of Texas or outside the United States) High School Dual Credit Students (Students who are enrolled in dual credit [high school/college] courses)

The Board of Trustees has determined not to collect a general property deposit. However, students shall be held responsible for the payment of damages to and/or lost or stolen college property, and for all unpaid accounts and insufficient checks. Students owing the college for damaged, stolen or lost college property or unpaid accounts will not receive an official transcript or college credits. The college may also suspend or dismiss such students from class, and/or refuse re-admittance to the college. Unpaid accounts are subject to the Colleges collection policy. If you are enrolling in a course which you have previously taken two or more times and have received a grade of A-F or any type of W (W, WP, or WF) you will be charged an additional $50 per semester credit hour (SCH) for the course. This charge will be added to your student account the business day following your registration session. These additional charges must be paid prior to the end of late registration or your account will be put on hold. The following groups of students are exempt from this Nonfunded Course Tuition charge: 1. Foreign or Out-of-State students. 4. Remedial courses. 2. Those who have already received a Bachelors degree. 5. Technical courses. 3. Those who have course work prior to Fall 1996. Music (voice, piano, or music instrument, two lessons per week) .......................................................................... $175.00 Music (voice, piano, or music instrument, one lesson per week) .............................................................................. 100.00 (Per Semester unless otherwise noted) Allied Health Liability Fee ........................................................................................................................................ $10.00 Associate Degree Nursing Testing Fee ........................................................................................................................ 80.00 Class Change Fee in Person (per form) ....................................................................................................................... 15.00 Class Change Fee via BORIS (on-line) ............................................................................................................... No Charge Credit by Examination (CLEP) ........................................................................................................................... No Charge Emergency Medical Services Student Liability Fee .................................................................................................... 30.00 Foreign Student Application Fee ............................................................................................................................... 200.00 Graduation Fee..................................................................................................................................................... No Charge Installment Plan Fee .................................................................................................................................................... 25.00 Internet Connection Fee (Resident Students) ...................................................................................................... No Charge Nonfunded Course Tuition (See Above)..............................................................................................................50.00 SCH Replacement of Identification Card Fee ........................................................................................................................ 7.00 Replacement Fee, Blinn Bucs Card (See Blinn Bucs Refund Card) ........................................................................... 20.00 Registration Fee ................................................................................................................................................... No Charge Late Registration Fee ................................................................................................................................................. 100.00 Reinstatement Fee ........................................................................................................................................................ 50.00 Returned Check Fee ..................................................................................................................................................... 25.00 Vehicle Registration Fee (Fall and Spring Semester) .................................................................................................. 50.00 Vehicle Registration Fee (Spring Semester Only) ....................................................................................................... 25.00 Vehicle Registration Fee (Summer Only) .................................................................................................................... 25.00 Vocational Nursing Testing Fee ................................................................................................................................... 15.00 Course-specific fees are listed in the Course Schedule next to the individual course listed. Some Physical education classes have facility-use fees and are listed next to the applicable class in the Course Schedule. There is a $300 program fee (per semester) for the following Allied Health programs: Associate Degree Nursing; Dental Hygiene; Emergency Medical Technician (Paramedic only); Physical Therapist Assistant; Radiologic Technology; and Vocational Nursing. Application Fee .......................................................................................................................................................... $40.00 Program Tuition ...................................................................................................................................................... 3,200.00 Re-enrollment Fee ..................................................................................................................................................... 200.00 Long Term Substitute Fee .......................................................................................................................................... 400.00 Makeup Session Fee .................................................................................................................................................. 100.00 Principal Hire Fee ...................................................................................................................................................... 400.00 Three Hour Course .................................................................................................................................................... $55.00 Four Hour Course ........................................................................................................................................................ 65.00 ACCUPLACER/COMPASS Test .............................................................................................................................. $45.00 GED Test...................................................................................................................................................................... 85.00 TEAS/HOBET Test ..................................................................................................................................................... 35.00 THEA Quick Test......................................................................................................................................................... 40.00 Additional Score Report .............................................................................................................................................. 10.00 Proctored Exam (Non-Blinn Student) ....................................................................................................................... $25.00

General Property Deposit

Nonfunded Course Tuition

Music Lesson Fees

Non-Refundable Fees

Fees By Course

Allied Health Program Fees

Alternative Teaching Certificate

Auditing of Courses Testing Fees

Food Service for Campus Housing

(Available on Brenham Campus Only) Food Service Prices Per Semester Flexible Meal Plan ............................................................................................................................................ $1,350.00 Full Meal Plan (Scholarship) .............................................................................................................................. 1,350.00 Blinn Bucs - Cafeteria or The Cove Residence Hall Plan (Minimum for Residence Halls) .................................................................................... 750.00 Summer (per term) ................................................................................................................................... 210.00 Apartment Meal Plan (Minimum for Apartments) ......................................................................................... 450.00 Summer (per term) ................................................................................................................................... 160.00 May Minimester.............................................................................................................................................. 150.00 Additional Purchase (minimum)....................................................................................................................... 25.00 Meal plans cannot be carried over to the following semester or refunded. Individual Meal Prices Breakfast .................................................................................................................................................................. $5.95 Lunch ......................................................................................................................................................................... 6.95 Dinner ........................................................................................................................................................................ 6.50 All prices include sales tax (8.25%) and are subject to change without notice.

On-Campus Residence Halls

(Cost is per semester, two students per room) Deposit .................................................................................................................................... $200.00 Contract Buy-Out Fee ............................................................................................................... 300.00 Residence Hall Melcher Beazley Helman Hallstein Buccaneer Lockett Katherine Atkinson Spencer James Atkinson Holleman Memorial Solons Private Room-Additional Summer (each term) Private Room-Additional Summer (each term) Minimester Room Rent $1,225.00 1,225.00 1,225.00 1,225.00 1,175.00 1,175.00 1,025.00 1,050.00 1,025.00 850.00 850.00 850.00 400.00 325.00 100.00 225.00 150.00 375.00 Residence Hall Meal Plan (Required) $750.00 750.00 750.00 750.00 750.00 750.00 750.00 750.00 750.00 750.00 750.00 750.00 210.00 Total $1,975.00 1,975.00 1,975.00 1,975.00 1,925.00 1,925.00 1,775.00 1,800.00 1,775.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 535.00

Blinn College Park Apartments

(Cost is per semester, one student per room) Deposit .............................................................................................................................. $300.00 Contract Buy-Out Fee ......................................................................................................... 400.00 Apartments Four Bedroom Units Two Bedroom Units Summer (Per Term) Minimester Room Rent $2,150.00 2,200.00 550.00 275.00 Apartment Meal Plan (Required) $450.00 450.00 160.00 150.00 Total $2,600.00 2,650.00 710.00 425.00

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Library Fees and Fines

Overdue Charges General circulation................................................................. .................................. 25 cents/day, maximum of $10.00 per book Reserve circulation (1 2 hour use in library only)............ ........................... 25 cents/hour, maximum of $10.00 per book Reserve circulation (3/5 day) .................................... $1.00/day, maximum of $10.00 per book Lost Material Charges Price of item.............................................................................................. ............................$30.00 minimum if out of print Fines owed............................................................................. ........................... $10.00 per item maximum (not refundable) Processing fee......................................................................................... ........................... $10.00 per item (not refundable) Binding fee...........................................................................................................................................................Actual Cost Damaged Materials Charges Depends upon damage and repairs needed -- ranges from the cost of the entire book, to rebinding charge to $3.00 repair charge Photo Copies........................................................................................................................... .......................... 10 cents per copy Microform Copies................................................................................................................... .......................... 15 cents per copy Miscellaneous Reimbursements Charges billed to the College by TexShare libraries for bills owed to them by the student Library and Computer Labs Printing Charges: First $15 at No Charge, then........................ ............................ 7 cents per copy, 12 cents duplexed page

Fines for Vehicle Parking Violations

Parking Violations ...............................................................................................................................................................$40.00

Fines in Relation to Student Housing Facilities

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Key Replacement (resident halls) ...........................................................................................................................$25.00 Key Replacement (apartments) ................................................................................................................................50.00 Lock change out (resident halls)...............................................................................................................................50.00 Lock change out (apartments) ................................................................................................................................150.00 Improper room check-out .......................................................................... $5.00 to $25.00 (depending upon condition) Failure to check-out at end of semesters ..................................................................................................................25.00 Failure to return key at check out (resident halls) ....................................................................................................50.00 Failure to return key at check-out (apartments)......................................................................................................150.00 All outstanding fines and fees must be paid in full prior to registration.

Installment Payment Plan

Blinn College offers a payment plan through NelNet Business Solutions (formerly FACTS Management) for the total of tuition, fees, room and board. Students must sign up for the payment plan online through the BORIS registration system. Payment options vary by semester and registration date. Payment plans are not available for the minimester or summer semesters. A student who fails to make full payment for their balance due, including incidental fees, by the final payment due date will be prohibited from registering for classes until the balance due is paid in full. A student who fails to make payment prior to the end of the semester may be denied credit for the work done that semester. The Payee (Blinn College) reserves the right to withdraw the student from class if the Note (balance due) is not paid in full by the final payment due date. If the Promiser (student) is withdrawn and subsequently pays the balance due in full, the Promiser may petition the Registrar, through Enrollment Services, for reinstatement. When notification is received by the college that a check has been returned unpaid, the student responsible for the check is sent notice by certified mail giving 15 days to redeem the check with cash or certified funds and pay the service fee. If not redeemed within the 15 day period, the return check will be submitted to local authorities for collection. Once the students account reflects the return of an unpaid check, the college may require future payment to be by cash or certified funds. The students account will remain on hold until payment is made.

Return Check Policy

Use of Collection Agencies

If student accounts become past due, the College will initiate internal collection efforts, which may consist of correspondence. As a final effort, the College may employ an outside collection agency. Texas Education Code (54.0065) authorizes tuition rebates to qualified students. The purpose of this program is to provide a financial incentive for students to complete a bachelors degree with as few courses outside the degree plan as possible. The programs goal is minimizing the number of courses a student takes saving save money for him/her, the students parents and the State of Texas. Eligibility Requirements: (1) First college course must be taken in Fall 1997 or later; (2) Student must have been a Texas resident at all times while pursuing the degree; (3) Student must have been entitled to pay in-state tuition at all times while pursuing the degree; and (4) Student must not have graduated yet. Along with the Key Eligibility Requirements: Students qualify for the $1,000 rebate if they have attempted no more than three semester credit hours in excess of the minimum number of hours required for their degree (For example, a student who completes a bachelors degree that requires 120 credit hours with no more than 123 credits attempted may qualify for this rebate). Students who were admitted for the first time in fall 2005 or later must also graduate in a timely manner to earn the tuition rebate. According to the most recent revision of the rebate program, a student who wants to receive the rebate must graduate with in four calendar years for a four-year degree program or within five calendar years if the degree is in architecture, engineering or any other program determined by the Board to require more than four years to complete. For additional information, contact the baccalaureate-granting institution to which you are planning to transfer or got to the College for All Texans website at http://www.collegefortexans.com.

State Tuition Rebate Program

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Refund Policy
Drop/Withdrawal from College
Tuition and Mandatory Fees Drops and withdrawal from college are official at the time that the Office of Admissions and Records is notified. Notification should be made in person or in writing. Students will have their tuition and mandatory fees refunded 100% before the first class date. After that time, students who drop or withdraw from classes will have their tuition and mandatory fees refunded according to the following schedule:

Withdrawal Schedule Texas Administrative Code (Chapter 19, 21.5)

Length of Class Term in Weeks 2 or less *3 4 5 **6 7 ***8 9 ****10 11 12 13 14 15 *****16 Last day for 70 percent refund 2nd class day 3rd class day 4th class day 5th class day 5th class day 7th class day 8th class day 9th class day 9th class day 10th class day 12th class day 13th class day 13th class day 14th class day 15th class day Last day for 25 percent refund n/a 4th class day 5th class day 6th class day 7th class day 9th class day 10th class day 11th class day 12th class day 14th class day 15th class day 16th class day 17th class day 19th class day 20th class day

* Minimester *** 8 Week Semester ***** Fall and Spring Semesters ** Summer I & II Semesters **** 10 Week Summer Semesters Tuition and fees paid directly to the institution by a sponsor, donor, or scholarship shall be refunded to the source rather than directly to the student. If a student who has a scholarship withdraws before the end of the semester, the scholarship is revoked. Non-Mandatory Fees Students who withdraw prior to the first day of class will have all non-mandatory fees refunded. Students who withdraw on or after the first day of class will be refunded as follows: (1) The refund on room and board is proportional with no room refund after the eighth week. (2) There is no refund on vehicle registration fee.

Residence Hall Students Refunds

Residence Hall students must turn in their room and post office key and leave their room clean. They must get a clearance insofar as room damage is concerned in order to get a refund on their room deposit. Refunds must be requested from the Housing Office. The refund on board is proportionally calculated on a weekly basis. There is no refund on rent after the eighth week for long terms or the end of the second week of summer school. The deposit will not be refunded for either period.

Return of Title IV Funds

If a student withdraws prior to the receipt of aid, the aid award is cancelled. If a student withdraws on or before the 60% point in time of period of enrollment, calculated using calendar days, a portion of the total of all Title IV funds awarded to a student (Pell Grant, Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant, Federal Stafford Loan, Federal PLUS Loans and Academic Competitive Grant) must be returned, according to the provisions of the Higher Education Act Amendments of 1998. The calculation of the return of these funds may result in the student owing a balance to the college and/or the Federal Government. The Business Office must send refunds applied to Stafford and SLS loans directly to the lender. If the student retains a balance, their account will be placed on hold until such time that the balance is repaid. These accounts will be subject to collection actions by the College.

Blinn Bucs Refund Card

All Blinn College student refunds are issued through Higher One, a financial services company focused exclusively on higher education. Blinn College no longer issues refund checks; all refunds are processed through Higher One. Higher One offers Blinn College students a choice in the timing and the delivery of student refunds. The initial Blinn Bucs refund card is issued to Blinn College students at no cost and automatically sent to the students local address; however, there is a $20 fee to re-issue the card. Students and parents can learn more about the Blinn Bucs refund card through the Business Office website, http://www.blinn.edu/businessoffice/. Students can activate their refund card and learn more about Higher One services and fees at http://www.blinnbucs.com.

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Military Service
If a student withdraws because he or she is called to active military service, the College District, at the students option, shall refund the tuition and fees paid by the student for the semester in which the student withdraws. Education Code 54.006(f) Blinn College Board Policy FBB (Legal)

For additional information, contact the Brenham campus at 979-830-4800 or go to http://www.blinn.edu/ enrollment Services provided on the Bryan Campus include: Answering General Questions about Admissions Counseling/Advising Financial Aid Student Accounts Parking Assisting with Applications for Admissions Collecting Paperwork for Admissions Collecting Money for Tuition and Fees Parking Tickets QT (THEA) Test for Brenham, Bryan and Schulenburg Campuses HOBET Test for Brenham, Bryan and Schulenburg Campuses TEAS Test for Brenham and Bryan Campuses Accuplacer and Compass Test for Bryan Campus Distributing Parking Permits Student ID Cards & ID Replacements (Cost of replacement $7) Registering for Tests QT (THEA) Test for Brenham, Bryan and Schulenburg Campuses HOBET Test for Brenham, Bryan and Schulenburg Campuses TEAS Test for Brenham and Bryan Campuses Dropping Courses Dropping Courses and Withdrawing from School Processing Official Transcript Requests Address and Name Change Requests Enrollment Verifications For additional information, contact the Bryan campus at 979-209-7364 or go to http://www.blinn.edu/enrollment Services provided on the Schulenburg Campus include: Answering General Questions about Admissions Financial Aid Student Accounts Assisting with Applications for Admissions Financial Aid Workforce Education For an application, call 979-743-5237 or come by the Administration Building. Collecting Paperwork for Admissions Financial Aid Workforce Education Collecting Money for Tuition and Fees Workforce Education Parking Tickets Library Fines QT (THEA) Test for Brenham, Bryan and Schulenburg Campuses HOBET Test for Brenham, Bryan and Schulenburg Campuses TEAS Test for Brenham and Bryan Campuses Accuplacer and Compass Test for Schulenburg Campus Dropping Course Fees
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Enrollment Services
Enrollment Services staff work as a team in conjunction with the Admissions and Records, Financial Aid, Business, Housing, Disability Services, Student Activities, Student Affairs and Counseling/Advising Offices. The Enrollment Services team members strive to provide enrollment-related services that are seamless, customerfriendly, and efficient in order to better service the students. Enrollment Services is located in the Administration Building on the Brenham, Bryan, Schulenburg and Sealy campuses. Services provided on the Brenham Campus include: Answering General Questions about Admissions Counseling/Advising Financial Aid Housing Student Accounts Parking Assisting with Applications for Admissions Housing Collecting Paperwork for Admissions Advising Housing Collecting Money for Tuition and Fees Housing Deposits and Down Payments Additional Meal Plan Parking Services Account Parking Tickets Library Fines QT (THEA) Test for Brenham, Bryan and Schulenburg Campuses HOBET Test for Brenham, Bryan and Schulenburg Campuses TEAS Test for Brenham and Bryan Campuses Accuplacer and Compass Test for Brenham Campus Distributing Official transcripts Parking Permits Student ID Cards & ID Replacements (Cost of replacement $7) Registering for Tests QT (THEA) Test for Brenham, Bryan and Schulenburg Campuses HOBET Test for Brenham, Bryan and Schulenburg Campuses TEAS Test for Brenham and Bryan Campuses Dropping Courses Dropping Courses and Withdrawing from School Processing Official Transcript Requests Address and Name Change Requests Enrollment Verifications

Distributing Parking Permits Student ID Cards & ID Replacements (Cost of replacement $7) Making Testing Appointments for QT (THEA) Test for Brenham, Bryan and Schulenburg Campuses HOBET Test for Brenham, Bryan and Schulenburg Campuses TEAS Test for Brenham and Bryan Campuses Dropping Courses Dropping Courses and Withdrawing from School Collecting Official Transcript Requests Address and Name Change Requests Enrollment Verifications For additional information, contact the Schulenburg campus at 979-743-5200 or go to http://www.blinn.edu/ enrollment Services provided on the Sealy Campus include: Answering General Questions about Admissions Financial Aid Student Accounts Advising Assisting with Applications for Admissions Financial Aid Workforce Education For an application, call 979-6277997 or come by the Administration Building Collecting Paperwork for Admissions Financial Aid Workforce Education Collecting Money for Tuition and Fees Workforce Education Library Fines QT (THEA) Test for Brenham, Bryan and Schulenburg Campuses HOBET Test for Brenham, Bryan and Schulenburg Campuses TEAS Test for Brenham and Bryan Campuses Accuplacer Test for Sealy Campus Dropping Course Fees Distributing Parking Permits Student ID Cards & ID Replacements (Cost of replacement $7) Making Testing Appointments for QT (THEA) Test for Brenham, Bryan and Schulenburg Campuses HOBET Test for Brenham, Bryan and Schulenburg Campuses TEAS Test for Brenham and Bryan Campuses Accuplacer Test for Sealy Campus Dropping Courses Dropping Courses and Withdrawing from School Collecting Official Transcript Requests Address and Name Change Requests Enrollment Verifications For additional information, contact the Sealy campus at 979-627-7997 or go to http://www.blinn.edu/enrollment

Admissions And Records

HOW TO ENROLL AT BLINN COLLEGE
1. Ask your high school to send a transcript to Blinn College after they can certify that you graduated. If you have attended a college or university, a transcript from each institution attended will be required. You must request that an official transcript be sent to the Office of Admissions and Records at Blinn College. Students registering at the Brenham, Bryan, Schulenburg or Sealy campuses should send all items to the Admissions and Records Office of the campus they will be attending. All other students should send items to the Brenham Admissions Office. Failure to do so will delay acceptance and registration. 2. The American College Test (ACT) and the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) are not required for Admission to Blinn College. Students intending to transfer to a senior college should take the specific test(s) recommended by the senior college. 3. All first-time entering freshman are required to take the Texas Higher Education Assessment (THEA) test or a state assessment test prior to entering college (except those meeting Texas Success Initiative exemptions), as mandated by Texas law (see section in this catalog of Texas Success Initiative). Test results will be used to assist students in selecting courses that give them an opportunity to succeed. Developmental courses are optional with the student unless he or she has failed to pass all components of the THEA test or a state assessment test. If a student has not taken all sections of the THEA test or a state assessment test, the section(s) will be considered failed. See your high school counselor for information and test dates or call the Blinn College Counseling Center in Brenham (979) 830-4196, Bryan (979) 209-7250, Schulenburg (979) 743-5200, Sealy (979) 627-7997. 4. If you plan to live in a residence hall or apartment on the Brenham campus, you must first apply for admission by filling out an application form. To apply for a room, use the Housing Application Form. Due to the demand for rooms it is recommended this be done as soon as possible, preferably in the early part of your senior year in high school. Documents required for admission to Blinn College are listed below. Former Blinn College students who miss a Fall or Spring semester will be considered readmitted students and must reapply to return at a later date. All documents submitted to Blinn College become the property of the college upon receipt and should be turned in or mailed to the appropriate campus: Office of Admissions and Records Blinn College Blinn College 902 College Avenue P.O. Box 6030 Brenham, TX 77833 Bryan, TX 77805-6030 Blinn College 3701 Outlet Center Drive Suite 250 Sealy, TX 77474 All applications and requests for information regarding courses and transcripts should be sent to the appropriate Office of Admissions and Records of Blinn College at the Brenham, Bryan, Schulenburg or Sealy campus. Application forms are in the back of this catalog or found on-line at www.blinn.edu. The admission procedures are outlined on the inside front cover of this catalog. Blinn College 100 Ranger Schulenburg, TX 78956

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ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS
Blinn College Administrative Policy

Blinn College is an open-admissions college. However there are requirements that are needed depending upon the students background. The admissions requirements for the different types of students are as follows. Students who are academically under-prepared may be required to enroll in developmental courses in accordance with the Texas Success Initiative rules and regulations. Additionally, academically under-prepared students enrolling in some Technical Education courses will be required to enroll in developmental courses that have been paired with these courses, in accordance with Blinn College policies. 1. High School Graduates (Including students with less than twelve hours of transferable college credit.) Any student that has graduated from a state accredited high school is eligible to apply for admission to Blinn College. The following documents are required for admission: Completed and signed paper application or submitted electronic application A completed official copy of the high school transcript showing the last years grades and date of graduation. Blinn does not accept faxed transcripts. Official THEA, alternative, or exemption test scores and documentation (For those students transferring to Blinn College with less than twelve hours of transferable college credit, an official transcript from the accredited college* is required.) Advising form 2. Students transferring from an accredited college* or university or who are concurrently enrolled in an accredited college.* (This only includes those students with 12 or more hours of transferable college work.) Students transferring to Blinn College from an accredited college or university must supply Blinn College with official transcripts from each college or university attended (allow 48 hours for documents to process). Only credits from accredited colleges or universities are accepted. Students transferring into Blinn College on academic or disciplinary probation will be put on probation at Blinn College. The following documents are required for admission: Completed and signed paper application or submitted electronic application An official, up-to-date transcript from all colleges attended. Blinn does not accept faxed transcripts. Official THEA or alternative test scores or official exemption documentation Advising form
* Blinn College only recognizes and accepts transferable credit from colleges or universities that have been accredited by one of the following six Regional Accreditation bodies: Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools New England Association of Schools and Colleges North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Western Association of Schools and Colleges

3. Students who have completed the General Educational Development (GED) test. Students who have completed the GED test are eligible for admittance to Blinn College. The following documents are required for admission: Completed and signed paper application or submitted electronic application GED certificate with official scores and completion date Official THEA, alternative, or exemption test scores and documentation Advising form

4. Students who are reentering Blinn College after not being enrolled for more than one long semester. Any student who has previously attended Blinn College but has been away for more than one long (fall or spring) semester and has not attended another college or university since last attending Blinn College is eligible for readmission. The documents needed are: Updated and completed paper application or updated and submitted electronic application. (A new application has to be submitted even if nothing has changed to comply with state residency requirements.) Official THEA, alternative, or exemption test scores and documentation Advising form 5. High School (including home schooled) students enrolling in a Dual Credit program or as early admission students. High school students may attend Blinn College beginning the summer following their sophomore year in high school. Students are limited to two (2) college credit courses during each semester. Required documents for admission are: Completed and signed paper application or submitted electronic application Written permission from the high school principal A B or better average in high school work as indicated on an official high school transcript An official high school transcript indicating course work completed up to the time of enrollment in Blinn College. Students seeking admission under this provision are required by state law to have passed the section(s) of the THEA, TAKS, or alternative test, which directly relates to the course(s) for which they want to register OR satisfy exemption criteria as exhibited by ACT, SAT, or TAKS scores. Scores/exemptions must be furnished on an official document at the time of registration by the high school or the student. (Students wishing to continue enrollment at Blinn College following their high school graduation are required to submit a final copy of their high school transcript showing the students high school graduation date.) 6. Graduates of a Home School or a Non-Accredited High School. Any student who has completed a home school program or has graduated from a non-accredited high school is eligible to apply for admission to attend Blinn College. The following documents are required for admission: Completed and signed paper application or submitted electronic application Official THEA, alternative, or exemption test scores and documentation A completed copy of the students transcript signed and notarized by the principal or head of instruction, showing the last semesters grades and date of graduation Advising form (For those students who are seeking Title IV Financial Aid, a Department of Education Ability to Benefit test may be required. ) 7. Students without a high school diploma or GED certificate. Any person who has not graduated from high school and who has not received a GED certificate may enroll in Blinn with the approval of the Registrar or the Director of Admissions. The following documents are required for admission: Completed and signed paper application or submitted electronic application Official THEA, alternative, or exemption test scores and documentation Advising form (For those students who are seeking Title IV Financial Aid, a Department of Education Ability to Benefit test may be required.)

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For those students under the age of eighteen (18) years of age: A copy of the students transcript signed and notarized by the principal or head of instruction, showing the last semesters grades. Students are limited to two (2) college credit courses during each semester. 8. Students enrolling in a certificate program. Any person seeking a technical certificate is eligible to attend Blinn College. These students are exempt from Texas Success Initiative testing requirements as long as the student enrolls in the courses within the certificate program(s) as outlined in this catalog. However, effective Fall 2004, first-time-in certificate students will be required to take the THEA, THEA Quick Test, ASSET, or COMPASS test for placement. The student will bear the cost of this test. New students or returning students who have not been enrolled for the previous semester will not be allowed to register for classes until this requirement has been met. Continuing certificate students will be exempt from this requirement. For those persons seeking certificates that are 42 or fewer hours, the admissions requirements are: Completed and signed paper application or submitted electronic application Official THEA, alternative, or exemption test scores and documentation for those students seeking certificates of more than forty-two credit hours, all Texas Success Initiative rules are applicable. Advising form 9. Students who are non-degree or non-certificate students. Any person that is not intending to seek a degree or a certificate, nor planning to transfer to another college or university is eligible to attend Blinn College. Students being admitted under this method may not take more than two (2) courses during each semester. The following admissions items are required: Completed and signed paper application or submitted electronic application Proof of successful completion of one of the following conditions: Graduation from a state accredited United States high school Successful completion of the GED test Graduation from a non-accredited high school or from a home-schooled program Has been out of high school for a period of five or more years Official THEA, alternative, or exemption test scores and documentation Advising form 10. International Students The following requirements apply to applicants who are not U.S. citizens: For those students who are not U.S. citizens, the following requirements are necessary for admission to Blinn College: LEGAL IMMIGRANTS: Submit your Alien Registration Receipt Card, Permanent Resident Card, or an I-551 stamp in your passport. Meet the same requirements as a U.S. citizen depending on the category of admission. IMMIGRATION STATUS PENDING: Submit evidence (I-797 Notice of Action) that petition to change status has been filed with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service Meet the same requirements as a U.S. citizen depending on the category of admission. NONIMMIGRANT ALIEN: The following requirements apply to all applicants in F-1 status, and to all non-citizen applicants that do not qualify for admission as Immigrants or Refugee: Application for admission showing intended major and campus selection.
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Nonrefundable $200 international student application fee. Confirmation of Financial Resources Form documenting source of adequate funds. See website for details: www. blinn.edu/international Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL): Internet-based with a minimum score of 61; computerbased with a minimum score of 173; and paper-based with a minimum score of 500. TOEFL may be required regardless of prior enrollment in U.S. high school or college. Entering freshman: Certified English translation and original native language transcript of high school showing completion of secondary school. Transfer from U.S. college or university: Official transcript from each college or university attended. Cumulative GPA must be at least 2.0. Copy of current I-20 and I-94 card. Official THEA or other state-approved test scores or official exemption documentation. Copy of passport. Compliance with all requirements and procedures established for visa category by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service. Application and all documents must be submitted well in advance of registration. See website for semester deadlines: www.blinn.edu/international International students must enroll in and maintain 12 semester hours during fall and spring semesters. International transcripts may need to be reviewed by a foreign transcript evaluation service.

ADMISSIONS TESTING REQUIREMENTS

Blinn College does not require students to take either the ACT or SAT test for admittance. Students are recommended to take either or both of these tests and have their scores sent to the college. Scores from these tests may be used for placement or Texas Success Initiative (TSI) exemptions. Depending upon their status, students may be required to take a test for TSI compliance and/or for placement (see the Texas Success Initiative section).

ADVISING REQUIREMENTS
All new Blinn College students are required to be academically advised prior to their first semester. Those who have passed all sections or are exempt from the THEA Test or other state approved test, have the option of waiving the advising requirement by signing a self-advising waiver form. This form is available on the Blinn College website and must be on file in the Admissions office prior to registering. Students electing to self-advise should be sure to choose courses that will meet the requirements needed for their educational goals. Students who have not passed a section(s) of THEA Test or other state approved test, must be academically advised prior to registration each semester until they are College Ready for each section of the test. These students will have a hold on their admissions file until the advisement process has been completed. Students on academic probation are also required to be advised.

TEXAS SUCCESS INITIATIVE (Formerly Texas Academic Skills Program-TASP)

As of September 1, 2003 Senate Bill 286, section 37 replaced the TASP statute with the Texas Success Initiative. Under the Texas Success Initiative, students will be assessed, receive the help they need to become college-ready, and be evaluated to determine when they are ready to enroll in college-level work. All students, unless exempt (see Texas Success Initiative

exemptions), MUST take the THEA (Texas Higher Education Assessment) test or an approved alternative test (ASSET, ACCUPLACER, or COMPASS) prior to enrolling in collegelevel courses. Blinn College accepts scores from the state scheduled THEA test or the QT test, as well as alternative tests. For students who have taken an approved alternative test, Blinn College accepts these alternative scores if recorded on an official transcript or addendum attached to the transcript. Scores reported in the form of a letter from the institutions registrar, on letterhead, with signature, raised seal, and the words official score will be considered official if sent directly from the institution to Blinn. Hand-carried or faxed scores will not be accepted. A fee is charged for these testing services (see College Expenses section). Students with documented disabilities that request testing accommodations should refer to the Registration for Special Testing Accommodations in the THEA Registration Bulletin. The THEA Registration Bulletin is available in Texas public high schools and colleges. Students who do not pass all three sections of the THEA test or the alternative test, need to participate in developmental courses each semester for the failed section of the test. The initial test scores will be used to place students in the appropriate developmental course. Students will need to complete the developmental sequence in the failed area or pass that section of the test prior to enrolling in college-level courses. See the placement chart for the THEA and alternative tests for correct placement.* *Reading Section If the student failed the reading section of one of the approved assessment tests, use the following charts based on the students initial reading score to find the course placement and track required for reading developmental courses. Once the student has determined their track, refer to the second chart for the course sequence the student is required to complete prior to enrolling in the related academic courses. Students will need to complete the course sequence to be considered College Ready in each section.
Placement Chart for Reading
THEA Track A Track B Track C Passed Reading Section READ 0304 READ 0305 READ 0306 or ESOL 0325* No Developmental Courses Required 0-150 151-199 200-229 ASSET 0-25 26-33 34-40 MAPS 0-90 91-108 109-113 ACCUPLACER 0-45 46-62 63-77 COMPASS 0-45 46-59 60-80

Math Section If the student failed the math section of one of the approved assessment tests, use the following charts based on the students initial math score to find the course placement and track required for math development courses. Once the student has determined the track, refer to the second chart for the course sequence the student is required to complete prior to enrolling in the related academic courses. Students will need to complete the course sequence to be considered College Ready in each section.
Placement Chart for Math
THEA ASSET Elem. Algebra Track A Track B Passed Math Section I Passed Math Section II MATH 0309 MATH 0310 MATH 0312 No Developmental Courses Required 0-209 210-229 230-269 270 or > 0-28 29-37 38-47 48 or > MAPS Elem. Algebra 0-604 605-612 613-711 712 or > ACCUPLACER Elem. Algebra 0-50 51-62 63-85 86 or > COMPASS Algebra 0-25 26-38 39-69 70 or >

Track A Math 0309

Track B

Passed Math Section I

Passed Math Section II

Math 0310 Math 0312

Math 0312
Math 0310

Math 0312

Math section marked College-Ready Enroll in related academic courses: MATH 1332 or MATH 1314

230 or >

41 or >

114 or >

78 or >

81 or >

Writing Section If the student failed the writing section of one of the assessment tests, use the following charts based on the students initial writing score to find the course placement and track required for writing developmental courses. Once the student has determined the track, refer to the second chart for the course sequence the student is required to complete prior to enrolling in the related academic courses. Students will need to complete the course sequence to be considered College Ready in each section.
Placement Chart for Writing

Track A

Track B

Track C

Passed Reading Section Track A ENGL 0320 or ESOL 0335* ENGL 0321 or ESOL 0336* No Developmental Courses Required No Developmental Courses Required

THEA

ASSET

MAPS

ACCUPLACER

COMPASS

READ 0305
READ 0304 READ 0306 or ESOL 0325*

Essay score of 4 or below An essay score of 5, with a multiple choice score of: <219 >=220 <40 >=40 <310 >=310 <80 >=80 <59 >=59

READ 0305

READ 0306 or ESOL 0325*

READ 0306 or ESOL 0325*

Track B

Reading section marked College-Ready Enroll in related academic courses: ENGL 2322, 2323, 2327, 2328, 2332, 2333; HIST 1301, 1302; GOVT 2305, 2306; PSYC 2301. * ESOL classes are for non-native English speakers.

Passed Reading Section

Passed Reading Section

Essay score of 6 or Above

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Track A

Track B

Passed Writing Section

ENGL 0320 or ESOL 0335* ENGL 0321 ENGL 0321 or or ESOL 0336* ESOL 0336* Writing section marked College-Ready Enroll in related academic course: ENGL 1301 Before enrolling in ENGL 1301, the Student must also pass the Reading section of the THEA test (or alternative test) or pass the Reading 0306 with a grade of C or better. * ESOL classes are for non-native English speakers.

The Blinn College Success Initiative Plan states that students are considered College Ready if they have passed the section of the test or completed the highest developmental course in reading, writing, or mathematics with a grade of C or better. A student cannot enroll in any of the approved related academic courses in the failed area until the developmental sequence is completed, or until the failed section of THEA or the alternative test is retaken and passed. *Refer to the placement chart for a list of the related academic courses in reading, writing, and mathematics. Students enrolled in developmental courses must follow the Blinn College attendance policy. A student who is subject to the Success Initiative rules and who acquires the equivalent of two weeks of absences in a required developmental course(s) will be withdrawn from the course. Likewise, a student who is not subject to the Success Initiative rules and acquires the equivalent of two weeks of absences will also be withdrawn from the course. Refer to the Attendance Policy for more information. Students may choose to enroll in developmental courses for one or all areas of skill deficiency. The sooner the developmental sequence is completed with a grade of C or better, the sooner the related academic courses may be attempted. Students who believe their study patterns and skills need improvement, should consider enrolling in a study skills course.

b. SAT Test: If a student has a minimum composite score of 1070 and has a score of at least 500 on either the verbal or the mathematics test but not both, the student will be considered exempt on the section in which a 500 or higher was scored. 3. For a period of (3) years from the date of testing, students who have Texas Success Initiative exemptions with TAKS scores will be placed in courses based on the following charts. Writing essay scores must come from an official label or letter from the Texas Education Agency (TEA) until these scores are placed on the high school transcript: MATH Minimum Math TAKS Score Math Course Placement 2200 MATH 0312 2400 MATH 1314 WRITING Minimum TAKS English With TAKS Written Language Arts Score Composition Score 2200 3 Writing Course Placement ENGL 1301

READING Minimum TAKS English With TAKS Written Language Arts Score Composition Score 2200 3

Reading Course Placement Any Reading Course

Success Initiative Exemptions

Students are exempt from taking a state assessment test if any one of the following conditions applies. Official documentation must be provided to Blinn College for the exemption to be accepted. Blinn College may also require a placement test be taken by the student for certain exemptions. Please refer to the Admissions Requirements section. 1. For a period of five (5) years from the date of testing, a student who is tested and performs at or above the following standards: a. American College Test (ACT): minimum composite score of 23 with a minimum of 19 on both the English and Mathematics tests (scores must be from the same test date); b. Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT): a combined minimum verbal and math score of 1070 with a minimum of 500 on both the verbal and the mathematics tests (scores must be from the same test date); 2. For those students who have taken the ACT or SAT test, a partial exemption may be granted if a student meets the composite score requirement, but does not meet both of the individual exemption score requirements. If the student has not earned an exemption in each of the skill areas, the student must be tested for the remaining skill area(s) and comply with all other Success Initiative requirements. a. ACT Test: If a student has a minimum composite score of 23 and has a score of at least 19 on either the verbal or the mathematics test but not both, the student will be considered exempt on the section in which a 19 was scored.
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4. For a period of three (3) years from the date of testing, a student who is tested and performs on the exit-level Texas Assessment of Academic Skills (TAAS) with a minimum scale score of 1770 on the writing test, a Texas Learning Index (TLI) of 86 on the mathematics test and 89 on the reading test (scores must be from the same test date). 5. A student who has graduated with an associate or baccalaureate degree from a Texas public institution of higher education. 6. A student who transfers to Blinn College from a private or independent institution of higher education or an accredited out-of-state institution of higher education and have taken courses corresponding to the Success Initiative requirements and earned a grade of C or higher in each of the three skill areas. These courses must have common course numbers corresponding to courses transferring into Blinn College. If the student has not earned a grade of C or higher in each of the skill areas, the student must be tested for the remaining skill area(s) and comply with all other Success Initiative requirements. 7. A student who has previously attended another institution of higher education and has been determined to have met readiness standards by that institution. 8. A student who has enrolled in a certificate program of one year or less (Level-One certificates, 42 or fewer semester credit hours or the equivalent) at a public junior college, a public technical institution, or a public state college. Blinn College also requires the THEA or alternative placement test for all certificate students. 9. A student who is serving on active duty as a member of the armed forces of the United States, the Texas National Guard, or as a member of a reserve component of the United States and has been serving for at least three years preceding enrollment. (A copy of your current military ID card must be submitted to the admissions office.) 10. A student who on or after August 1, 1990, was honorably discharged, retired, or released from active military duty as a member of the armed forces of the United States or the

Texas National Guard or service as a member of a reserve component of the armed forces of the United States. (A copy of your DD214 with character of service must be submitted to the admissions office. Exemptions will not be granted until documentation is provided in the form of official transcripts sent directly to Blinn College or a score report is sent directly from the testing agency to Blinn College.

ACADEMIC ADVISING AND COUNSELING CENTER

ACADEMIC ADVISING
Academic advising helps students make appropriate decisions about their academic career and ensures compliance with Blinn College policy. Blinn College encourages all students to participate in the academic advising process. Professional counselors, advisors and trained faculty are available throughout the year for advising purposes. Students enrolling at Blinn College for the first time must have THEA or other state-approved test scores or qualifying state test (TSI) exemption scores available before they can be advised for coursework. Students should bring copies of their transcripts from previous colleges attended, and/or previous test scores (ACT, SAT, TAKS, e.g.) to their advising appointment/session. Students should allow 48 hours for documents to process.

ADVISING REQUIREMENTS
All new Blinn College students are required to be academically advised prior to their first semester. Those who have passed all sections, or are exempt from, the THEA Test or other state-approved test, have the option of waiving the advising requirement by signing a self-advising waiver form. This form is available on the Blinn College website and must be on file in the Admissions Office prior to registering. Students electing to self-advise should be sure to choose courses that will meet the requirements needed for their educational goals. Students who have not passed a section(s) of THEA or other state-approved test, must be academically advised prior to registration each semester until they are College Ready for each section of the test. These students will have a hold on their admissions file until the advisement process has been completed. Students on academic probation are also required to be advised.

ADVISING FOR TECHNICAL PROGRAMS

Students interested in Technical/Vocational majors are to be advised by the Technical Education Programs Advisor in the Academic Advising and Counseling Center (Brenham), or the program coordinator/director/program representative of their designated major, Technical programs advisor, or counselor/ advisor in the Academic Advising and Counseling Center (Bryan), or an advisor (Schulenburg, Sealy). Students seeking admission into any of the Allied Health programs are required to set up a file with the Technical Education Advisor prior to making application to the chosen program. Complete information can be obtained for each of the Technical Education programs at: http:// www.blinn.edu/twe/index.htm. Brenham Campus Administration Building Counseling Services consist of academic advising, career/ vocational counseling, personal counseling, as well as a variety of testing services. Counselors and academic advisors are available to assist students, define educational and career goals, make realistic choices between technical/vocational programs at Blinn and coursework transferable to four-year institutions, and deal with life challenges that may limit their chances of succeeding in college. These services may occur in a one to one process, or in a group. Assistance is provided in the following specific areas:
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1. Academic advisement, which involves appropriate course selection/transferability of courses, educational planning, and an examination of study skills. 2. Personal confidential counseling. 3. Career and vocational counseling to explore or study vocational goals, occupational information and self appraisals of vocational interests and abilities. 4. Small group counseling conducted by counselors. 5. Testing and assessment services to include: a. Tests for selected state and national programs, and allied health programs including: ACCUPLACER, American College Test (ACT), General Education Development Test (GED), Health Occupations Basic Entrance Test (HOBET), Nurse Entrance Assessment (TEAS), Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), Texas Higher Education Assessment (THEA) and THEA Quick Test. b. Tests of aptitude and career/vocational interests. 6. Referral resources that provide assistance with concerns such as financial aid, tutoring, career/vocational interests, alcohol and drug abuse or personal issues. Brenham Campus: Students may schedule an appointment with a counselor/advisor by phone or by visiting the counseling office on the following campus: Brenham (979) 830-4196; Schulenburg (979) 743-5200; Sealy (979) 627-7997. Bryan Campus Science Building The Academic Advising and Counseling Center provides services for Academic, Technical and Workforce Education students. All services are provided at no cost to the student. The most frequently requested services include: ACADEMIC: Academic advising, technical education program information, course selection, degree planning and senior college transfer information. CAREER: Computerized career exploration, vocational assessments, resume writing, interview techniques, job search techniques, career counseling, job placement, and job search bank. PERSONAL: Time management, personal adjustment, relationships, communication skills, stress management, study skills, support groups (on a variety of issues), information on and referrals to community services. Bryan Campus: The counseling offices on the Bryan campus do not take appointments. It is a walk-in basis only. The offices are open Monday-Thursday, 8 am to 9 pm and Friday, 8 am to 5 pm.

THE UNIVERSITY TRANSFER CENTER (BRYAN CAMPUS)

The University Transfer Center is located on the Bryan Campus, and will serve as a resource center that gives students the most current information to allow for a smooth transition to four-year universities and colleges. At the University Transfer Center, students will have access to university articulation agreements and a current catalog collection from Texas public universities including: Texas A&M University, Sam Houston State University, Texas State University-San Marcos, University of Houston, and The University of Texas. The University Transfer Center Advising staff provides individual academic planning and university transfer advising in order to assist in making the university transfer process a smooth transition from Blinn College to a Texas public university. For more information, visit our website at http://www.blinn.edu/articulations or telephone at (979) 209-7446.

NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION

Brenham Campus The orientation program focuses on general campus information, Texas Success Initiative requirements, and academic advisement. Attendance at orientation is encouraged but not required. It is also recommended that all new students take the THEA Test (or other state-approved test) by April so scores will be available in time for orientation. Students with documented state test scores or state test exemption scores can be advised for fall semester coursework during orientation. Orientation sessions are scheduled during the months of June and July for students attending the Fall Semester. Registration for orientation is available through the Recruiting Office located in the Administration Building; telephone (979) 830-4152. A web-based (online) orientation is available at www.blinn.edu/ orientation. Bryan Campus Special Advising Days are scheduled on the Bryan campus during the months of June and July for students attending the Fall Semester. Registration for Advising Days is available on the Blinn College website (online) ONLY at www.blinn.edu. Students are accepted for advising in the Counseling Office on a walk-in basis only. Advisors do not advise over the phone. Please visit our website for more information at www.blinn.edu/ counseling or telephone (979) 209-7250.

Brenham Campus Housing

Living on campus provides an overall educational experience that contributes to the students development. Group living challenges each student to develop a new personal awareness, to exchange ideas, and to explore serious commitments to learning. Group living also requires a development of respect for the rights of others. Policies, compiled in accordance with state law and college regulations, provide an atmosphere of health and safety for the residents. A Residence Life Handbook provided for each student explains the policies and procedures that govern residence life. Applying for Housing To reside in college housing, a student must enroll in a minimum of 12 semester hours at Blinn College and must pass a criminal history record review and provide documentation of having received the Bacterial Meningitis Vaccination. Blinn College housing assignments are made without regard to race, color, creed, national origin or disability. Room assignments are made according to the date the deposit is received; therefore, an early application, preferably in the fall semester of a high school students senior year, is advised. A prospective housing student must: 1. Complete the Housing Application found in the back of the Blinn College catalog or on the website (www.blinn.edu/ housing). 2. Complete the Release of Background Information form to authorize Blinn College to check the applicants criminal history record. Enclose a copy of either the applicants Drivers License, State identification number, Passport or Military ID with the $10 non-refundable record fee. 3. Complete the Bacterial Meningitis Vaccination Form and return the form with copies (if applicable). 4. Submit the complete Housing Application along with the Release of Background Information form and Bacterial Meningitis Vaccination form to: Blinn College Enrollment Services, 902 College Avenue, Brenham, TX 77833. Enclose the appropriate deposit amount ($200 for Residence Hall or $300 for Blinn College Park Apartments) and the nonrefundable $10 background record fee. Both amounts may be included in one check or transaction. The deposit will serve as a combination reservation/damage/room clearance deposit. The deposit does not apply to housing rent. 5. Apply for admission to the Blinn College Office of Admissions and Records. The admission application must be on file before the room assignment is made. The Admission file does not have to be complete before an assignment is made. Background History Record Check Requirement A student applying to live in College District housing must allow the college to obtain criminal history record information. Applicants with a pending charge or a conviction for a felony, Class A misdemeanor, and/or Class B misdemeanor may have their housing application declined. Bacterial Meningitis Immunization Requirement In compliance with HB 4189, a first-time student attending an institution of higher education, including a transfer student, who has been approved to reside in an on-campus student housing facility, must provide written documentation of having received the bacterial meningitis vaccination. Evidence of the student having received the vaccination from an appropriate health practitioner must be received by the Director of Student Housing. The student must have received the vaccination at least 10 days prior to the student taking up residence in on-campus housing. Circumstances regarding exemptions from receiving the vaccination are listed on our website www.blinn.edu/housing.

SPECIAL FACILITIES AND SERVICES FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES Non-Discrimination Statement
Blinn College does not discriminate against qualified individuals with disabilities in the recruitment and admission of students, the recruitment and employment of faculty and staff, or the operation of any of its programs and activities, as specified by applicable federal laws and regulations. The designated coordinator for Blinn Colleges compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA), and the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendment Act (ADAAA) is Patricia E. Moran, M.Ed., 902 College Avenue, Brenham, TX 77833, (979) 830-4157. The Colleges facilities are accessible to students and visitors with disabilities. Designated parking spaces, ramps, handicapped restroom facilities, elevators, and assistance from College employees are readily available on all campuses. The Colleges faculty and staff work closely with students with disabilities to meet their individual needs.

Services for Students with Documented Disabilities

Students with documented disabilities must self-identify and provide current, appropriate documentation of the disability to the Office of Disability Services (ODS) prior to receiving services. Students are encouraged to contact this office as early as possible to initiate services. Direct services to students with disabilities are provided in the following areas: Assessment of needs and appropriate services Provision of classroom and testing accommodations Assistance in orientation and registration procedures Counseling on disability related issues Information, education, referrals, and consultation about specific disabilities are available to interested parties on request. For answers to specific questions or to request an information packet for any campus, please call (979) 830-4157.

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Semester Hour Requirement Students living on campus must enroll for a minimum of 12 semester hours and remain enrolled in 12 hours for the duration of the semester. A student who drops or is dropped below 12 semester hours will have 3 class days to complete the academic reinstatement process. If the appeal is unsuccessful the resident must move out of housing. GPA Requirement No student with less than 1.0 (.99 or less) cumulative grade point average (GPA) after any semester will be allowed to live in student housing. Meal Plans Meal plans are required of all students who live in campus housing. The meal plan works on a declining balance but any remaining balance at the end of the semester is not refunded or rolled to the next semester. Residence Halls The Brenham campus of Blinn College has 12 airconditioned/central heated residence halls with capacity for 674 students. Five residence halls house 286 women and seven residence halls house 388 men. The rooms are double occupancy. Residence Hall students must purchase a meal plan. Each resident hall is supervised by a live-in hall director and a resident assistant. Each hall has a large living area with cable television. Most halls have a study room or study area. Internet, cable television, and phone lines with free local service are provided in each room. Most rooms have two telephone lines and two data ports. A microwave and laundry facilities are available in each hall. Men and women residence halls have rooms for students with disabilities. New Residence Hall Opening Fall 2011 The new 300 bed co-ed residence hall will open for fall 2011 on the Brenham campus. The Bert and Mae Dean Wheeler Residence Hall will provide private rooms for the majority of the residents with the remainder living in semi-private rooms. Two semi-private rooms will include a bath and a half in the unit, and four private room units will have two baths. The amenities include wireless internet, cable TV, microwave, study rooms, laundry and vending facilities. Rooms will be available for students with disabilities. Meal plans are required. Wheeler Hall will be managed by a live-in hall director with Resident Assistant support staff. Apartment Style Housing Blinn College Park Apartments, located at 405 Saeger Street, offers 338 students a more independent style of living. Students living in a residence hall will be given first consideration for the apartment assignments. A live-in resident manager, assistant managers and student community assistants manage the complex. The apartment complex consists of the Arthur Ehrig Commons Building, which has a TV area and management staff offices, and seven two-story buildings with laundry facilities in each building. The four single bedroom and two bath apartments include a small living-dining area and kitchen. The two single bedroom and one-bath apartments include a small living-dining area and an efficiency kitchen. The apartments are furnished. Residents must purchase a minimum meal plan. Optional meal plans are available. Internet, cable television, and a phone line with free local service are provided in each room. During the contract period, students may remain in the apartments provided they present written evidence of the need to remain.

BLINN COLLEGE HEALTH CLINIC

Blinn College has a Health Clinic on both the Brenham and Bryan campuses. Students can visit with a Registered Nurse to receive a professional assessment, minor treatments or referral. Brenham campus: (979) 830-4005; Bryan campus: (979) 2097269. For more information visit the website at http://www. blinn.edu/healthclinic.html

STUDENT HEALTH INSURANCE

Blinn College does not provide health insurance for its students or offer or endorse any student insurance policy. Any medical expense incurred by the student is the responsibility of the student. There are a number of financial aid programs available to assist students attending Blinn College. Students needing information about financial aid should contact the Financial Aid Office in Brenham at (979) 830-4144; or the Bryan Campus at (979) 209-7230.

Financial Aid

Student Financial Aid

Financial aid is available to eligible students from funds provided by the college, state and federal governments, and commercial lending institutions. Student aid programs administered by the financial aid office include the: 1. Pell Grant Program a basic entitlement program for which all student aid applicants must apply. 2. Campus based grant programs which include the Supplement Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG), Academic Competitiveness (ACG) Grant, the Leveraging Educational Assistance Partnership (LEAP) and Special Leveraging Educational Assistance Partnership Program (SLEAP), Towards Excellence, Access and Success Grant (TEXAS), Texas Educational Opportunity Grant (TEOG) and the Federal Work Study (FWS). 3. Federal Family Education Loan Programs (Stafford Student Loans and Parent Loan for Undergraduate Students). 4. State of Texas Be On Time Loan Program. Students must establish financial eligibility for student aid by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This application form is available from the financial aid offices and most high school counselors. It should be completed in January each year. The student must indicate planned attendance at Blinn College, code 003549 on the FAFSA. The results of the FAFSA and a completed Blinn Student Aid Data Form (in the back of this catalog) are required documents to begin a students financial aid file. Students who have been enrolled at other post-secondary institutions must supply the Blinn Financial Aid Office with academic transcript from each of those institutions (even if no aid was received). Some students are selected by the U.S. Department of Education for a process called Verification. Those students must submit a completed Verification Worksheet, copies of U.S. Income Tax returns, and W-2s. When all required documents have been received, the financial aid office will send an award letter (Tentative Financial Aid Plan) to the eligible student. Students with established need are always considered for gift aid first, then student loans. Priority consideration is given to students with files completed by June 1, 2010 prior to the beginning of the Academic year or by October 12, 2010 for the Spring. Summer awards are for continuing Blinn students who notify the office of intent to attend summer school by April 22, 2011. Students may accept or decline all or any part of their award offer.
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Students who accept all financial aid awards and complete the appropriate loans by web process at least two weeks prior to the beginning of registration may be allowed to register on financial aid credit. All students who have been awarded a loan must have completed pre-loan counseling before loan funds will be requested. Students whose financial aid credit is not sufficient to cover charges must be prepared to pay the difference. In addition to establishing financial eligibility the student must be enrolled, or accepted for enrollment, as a regular student in an eligible program of study and must maintain satisfactory academic progress. A regular student is one who has graduated from high school, has a GED, or has passed an approved Ability to Benefit test. A student in an eligible program of study is one who is seeking a degree or certificate at Blinn College and is enrolled in courses leading to that goal. Summer Transient students are not eligible for aid. Students who are co-enrolled at Blinn and another college may not be eligible to receive aid. Recipients are expected to enroll and attend as at least halftime students. Financial aid funds must be used for students educational related expenses. Aid funds are credited to the students account. If the credited amount exceeds the amount of money owed, an institutional refund check will be issued to the student. No aid funds are credited to students accounts prior to the 12th class day or day of record. Student loan funds for first time freshman borrowers cannot be released until 30 days after classes begin. Students who withdraw from school prior to receipt of aid funds will not receive those funds. Any indebtedness they incur from registration will be the students responsibility.

Return of Title IV Funds

If a student withdraws prior to the 12th class day, the aid award is cancelled. If a student withdraws on or before the 60% point in time of period enrollment, calculated using calendar days, a portion of the total of all Title IV funds awarded to a student (Pell Grant, Academic Competitiveness Grant, Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant, Federal Stafford Loan and Federal PLUS Loans) must be returned, according to the provisions of the Higher Education Act Amendments of 1998. The calculation of the return of these funds may result in the student owing a balance to the college and/or the Federal Government. The Fiscal Office must send refunds applied to Stafford and SLS loans directly to the lender. Students who fail to maintain satisfactory academic progress will have their awards cancelled.

Standards of Progress for Financial Aid

To be eligible to receive financial aid a student must be making satisfactory progress in a course of study in an eligible program. The satisfactory progress requirement is not affected by previous non-receipt of aid. The Satisfactory Academic Progress policy is reviewed at the end of each semester. The status at the end of the summer term will determine if the student qualifies to receive financial aid for the next academic year. The academic year is Fall, Spring and Summer terms. For entering first time freshman students, the satisfactory progress requirements are met by being accepted as a regular student in an eligible program requiring that the student have a high school diploma, GED, or passing an approved Ability to Benefit test. (See Entrance Requirements 1, 2, and 4 in the Blinn College Catalog.) Students transferring from another college with less than a 2.0 GPA are admitted on scholastic probation and ineligible for financial aid. Thereafter, satisfactory progress is being made when meeting or exceeding a minimum quantity and quality of course work at Blinn College.

The minimum quantity standard requires that a student complete his/her program of study in not more than 150% of the time normally expected for completion. Therefore, financial aid cannot be received for course work beyond 150% of the semester hours required for the degree or certificate (96 hours). Hours earned include developmental and transfer courses. In addition, students must complete 75% of enrolled courses. Students who have earned an Associate Degree and continue enrollment at Blinn are not making Satisfactory Progress. The minimum quality standard requires that a student maintain at least a 2.00 cumulative grade point average on all work attempted. The quantity and quality of transferred work is determined the same as had it been attempted at Blinn College. The highest grade of a repeated course is used in determining quality, except that a grade of W or WP does not replace a grade of F or higher but a grade of F does replace a grade of W or WP. Grades of I (incomplete) and WF are treated as grades of F. A grade of IP in a developmental course is treated as a grade of W. Hours earned in repeated courses count only once in determining quantity. A student is considered to not have met the Satisfactory Academic Progress standard when their grade point average falls below a 2.0 and their completion ratio is below 75%. The Satisfactory Academic Progress status is reviewed at the end of each regular semester. Following the first semester in which the standards of academic progress are not met, the student will be placed on financial aid probation. The student must sign a Probation Contract to regain financial aid eligibility. The student who fails to meet the standards of academic progress during the probationary semester will be placed on financial aid suspension and lose financial aid eligibility. Students who are suspended may regain eligibility by becoming compliant with the satisfactory academic progress requirements. Students who have completed more than 96 hours, have an Associates and/or Bachelors degree will be excluded from financial aid probation and will immediately be placed on financial aid suspension. A student on financial aid suspension may appeal to the Financial Aid Appeals Committee should mitigating circumstances be a factor in the unsatisfactory progress. The appeal must be in writing and supporting documentation regarding special circumstances must be provided. Appeals are considered for extenuating circumstances such as injury, illness, death in the immediate family, or undue hardship. Students with approved appeals will continue to be eligible for financial aid on financial aid probation and will have their satisfactory academic progress reviewed at the end of each semester. In the event that the written appeal is denied, a student may personally appear before the committee for reconsideration by submitting a written request, which includes a current daytime phone number. The student will be notified of the time and location for appearance before the committee for final consideration of the appeal. No further appeals are permitted until the students academic status (i.e., semester completion, grade change) has changed. Appeals must be made in time for the Committee to meet, decide, and send the results to the financial aid office prior to the end of the payment period. A favorable ruling that arrives after the close of a payment period cannot lead to retroactive payment of aid for the closed payment period. A student, who has been ineligible, may establish or reestablish eligibility by meeting the minimum quality and quantity requirements. Upon establishing or re-establishing eligibility, aid will not be received retroactively for periods of ineligibility. It is the students responsibility to notify the financial aid office when he or she believes that satisfactory progress has been regained.
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Other Student Aid

G.I. BILL FOR VETERANS All courses offered by Blinn College have been approved for veterans and dependents of veterans by the state approval agency for subsistence while attending Blinn College. EMPLOYMENT A limited number of students may get employment in the libraries, offices, or on the grounds of the campuses. Students desiring such aid can find the application for employment on the Blinn web page under Human Resources. VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION AID The Texas Rehabilitation Commission offers assistance for tuition and required fees to eligible students in Texas colleges and universities. Eligibility for such assistance is based on permanent disabilities. Applications should be made to the Texas Rehabilitation Commission, 1002 W. Main, Brenham, Texas 77833. Information on the Hope Scholarship, Lifetime Learning Credits, AFDC exemptions, early high school graduation, Good Neighbor Scholarship and other Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board administered programs can be obtained in the Financial Aid Offices at the Brenham and Bryan campuses

Veterans Educational Benefits

The Office of Veterans Affairs at Blinn College, operated in conjunction with the Office of Financial Aid, is located at 2423 Blinn Blvd., Bryan, Texas. Brenham veteran students may use the Financial Aid Office in the Administration Building as a contact point. The Office of Veterans Affairs provides necessary forms and information to veterans and dependents of veterans. The Office of Veterans Affairs certifies enrollment to the Veteran Administration, (VA), so that the veterans and their eligible dependents may receive monthly educational benefits. Veterans and their eligible dependents may consult the Veterans Coordinator for information and assistance in applying for these educational benefits by calling (979) 209-7225. All students must pay tuition and fees at the time of registration. Certification requests must be made by the veteran or their eligible dependents each semester. It is the responsibility of the veteran or veterans eligible dependent to contact the Office of Veterans Affairs concerning enrollment certification or any change in enrollment status. Requirements for Certifications. The veteran or veterans eligible dependent must submit the following to the Office of Veterans Affairs prior to enrollment certification. 1. Copy of DD-214 member 4 copy or DD-2384 (Notice of Basic Eligibility). These are the separation papers for Prior Active Duty and Reservist/National Guardsmen respectively. 2. Transcript of any previous college course work from each institution attended (if applicable). 3. Appropriate THEA or Assessment Test scores to document any eligible Development courses being certified (if applicable). 4. Certificate of Eligibility from the Department of Veterans Affairs indicating proof that veteran or dependent is eligible to receive educational benefits. This can be obtained by applying for benefits at www. gibill.va.gov. 5. Appropriate Blinn College packet for veterans or dependents obtained from www.blinn.edu/finaid/vets. htm. Educational Objectives. The veteran or their eligible dependent must choose an associate degree or certification program. Veterans or their eligible dependents must decide on a major within the associate degree plan after completing thirty-two, (32), semester hours. The VA will compute benefits based only on those courses required for the selected course of study. Courses taken at other institutions must be evaluated from transcripts which the veteran or veterans eligible dependent must furnish prior to enrollment certification from Blinn College. The VA will not permit payment for courses that have been taken and passed with a D or better at a previous institution.
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In order to qualify for maximum educational benefits, the veteran or veterans eligible dependent must enroll in a minimum of twelve (12) semester hours in a long semester or four (4) hours in a short semester. A veteran or veterans eligible dependent must notify the Office of Veterans Affairs before changing their course of study. The veteran or veterans eligible dependent must also notify the VA of a change of program or in the place of training. Standards of Academic Progress or VA Requirements for Maintaining Educational Benefits. The minimum satisfactory academic progress required of veterans or veterans eligible dependents receiving VA educational benefits is a 2.00 (C average) cumulative grade point average (G.P.A.). Under the guidelines of the Veterans Administration, the Office of Veterans Affairs at Blinn College monitors and administers the satisfactory progress requirements for veterans. When a veteran or veterans eligible dependent fails to earn a 2.00 G.P.A. on work taken each semester, the veteran or veterans eligible dependent will be allowed one semester of benefits on probation to regain the required 2.00 grade point average. The veteran should take at least an equal course load as in the unsatisfactory semester to regain eligibility. Failure to achieve the required G.P.A. will result in a report of unsatisfactory progress to the Veterans Administration. Veterans who transfer from another institution without the required 2.00 G.P.A., must visit the Coordinator of Veterans Affairs to determine if they are eligible for certification. Veterans who are placed on scholastic suspension will not be certified again until they receive written approval from the VA. Additional information can be found in this catalog under the heading Scholastic Probation. Veterans and their eligible dependents must notify the Office of Veterans Affairs and the VA when dropping a class. A veteran or veterans eligible dependent who drops a class or classes during the semester may expect to receive an overpayment statement from the VA requiring the veteran to repay that portion of the benefits received. Hazelwood Act. The Hazelwood Act, (Article 2654B-1), aids ex-veterans who have exhausted all of their VA educational benefits. A legal resident of Texas is exempt from all tuition and fees, excluding student services fees, if they meet certain criteria. Please contact the Office of Veterans Affairs to find out if you qualify.

BLINN COLLEGE LIBRARY

Blinn College has libraries at its campuses in Brenham, Bryan, and Schulenburg. Each library provides books, periodicals, reference tools, audiovisuals, electronic resources, and Internet access for student assignments, research, and recreation. The librarys web site provides access to the librarys online catalog, electronic subscription databases and much more. A daily (Monday-Friday) delivery service generally assures that materials ordered from one library location in the morning will be available at the pickup location that afternoon. The library room at the Sealy Campus provides access to electronic resources as well as delivery of materials requested from the other libraries. Students taking classes on any campus may use and check out materials at any library location, and materials checked out at one location may be returned at another. A valid Blinn I.D. card is required for most library services including checking out reserve materials, books, audiovisuals and using computer workstations. Fines are charged for overdue materials, and any student who neglects to pay library debts or return library materials will be placed on Blinn Administrative Holds at the end of the current semester. Professional librarians and support staff are available to help students find and use materials. Students are also encouraged to participate in library instruction sessions offered each semester. Additional information is available on the library web site at http://www.blinn.edu/library.

BOOKSTORE
The Blinn College bookstores on the Brenham and Bryan campuses are operated by Barnes & Noble. The bookstore is located on the first floor of the Bookstore Building in Bryan, and in the Student Center in Brenham.

DINING HALL - BRENHAM CAMPUS

The Brenham campus maintains a dining hall for the convenience of the students, faculty and other college personnel. Persons entering the dining hall should dress in a manner which conforms to acceptable standards of cleanliness and good taste. All residence hall students and apartment residents must purchase a meal plan each semester. The following chart shows the meal plan. Housing students must swipe their own I.D. cards at each meal, only after the picture is shown. Cards are not transferable; the cardholder/owner can swipe for another student/ person ONLY in the presence of both parties. There are additional meal plan options for apartment and commuter students. Breakfast Lunch Dinner Monday-Friday 7:00-8:30 11:30-1:45 5:00-6:30 The Cove: Monday-Friday: 7:00 am - 9:00 pm Saturday: The Cove: Continuous serving hours: 9:00 am - 9:00 pm Sunday: The Cove: Continuous serving hours: 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

STUDENT CENTER
BRENHAM CAMPUS
Normal operating hours for these facilities during the regular school semester are as follows. Hours are subject to change as necessary to meet the demands of the students and follow the holiday schedule of the college. Operating Hours: Student Center: Mon. - Fri. 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. Sat. 8:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m. Sun. 1:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. North and South Dining Halls: Monday-Friday, 7:00-8:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m.-1:45 p.m., 5:00-6:30 p.m. The Cove: Monday-Friday, 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Saturday, 9:00 a.m. 9:00 p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Gameroom: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-10:00 p.m. TV Rooms: Student Center Operating Hours Study Rooms: Student Center Operating Hours Meeting Rooms: The Conference Center and the Banquet Room are available by reservation only through the office of Director of Student Life. Activities The Blinn College Student Center on the Brenham campus was completed in 1990 and occupies 60,000 square feet. The building serves as the principal social and recreational area for students and houses several facilities. Students can spend their leisure time enjoying refreshments, conversation, club meetings, and entertainment. Social Functions Official campus organizations may conduct social functions in the Student Center. A Request for Student Activities form must be approved by the Student Government Association and the Director of Student Life in advance of the event. The proposed function must be approved and attended by a faculty sponsor of the organization. Decorum The Director of Student Life is responsible for maintaining appropriate decorum in the Student Center. The use of the Student Center is available only for students who conduct themselves in an acceptable manner. All students using the center are expected to help keep the building clean. Appearance (dress) guidelines, rules, regulations and policies established by Blinn College and published in this handbook should be followed by all students. Blinn College personnel, clubs and organizations, and any outside groups using the student center are subject to all rules, regulations, and policies established by the college. Facilities The Student Center houses various facilities including: the Bookstore, the north and south dining halls, the Cove, post office, game room (table tennis, billiards, video machines, and jukebox), TV rooms, study rooms, five meeting rooms, conference center and banquet room. Offices located in the building include the: Bookstore Manager, Director of Student Life, Food Service Director, Student Center Receptionist, and Police Officers.

STUDENT CENTER
BRYAN CAMPUS
Operating Hours: Fall and Spring Semester Hours: Monday-Thursday ..............................7:30 a.m. 8:30 p.m. Friday ..................................................8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Summer Hours: Monday-Thursday ..............................7:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Friday ........................................................7:30 a.m. Noon Saturday and Sunday, closed except for special events The Blinn College Student Center on the Bryan campus is the central location for social, cultural, recreational and community service activities. Students may spend their leisure time in the Student Center, where food, games, entertainment and conversation areas are available. Activities The Student Center activities are provided to complement the colleges academic program and to enhance the overall educational experience. Student development is offered through clubs, entertainment, leadership training and other related activities. The Student Center houses the offices of the Student Government Association and provides meeting space for the various other campus clubs and organizations. Social Functions Recognized campus organizations may use the Student Center for social functions. Organizations must fill out a Request for Student Activities form to use the center. The Student Government Association and the Director of Student Activities must approve the event. A faculty sponsor must be in attendance during the event.

SNACK BAR BRYAN CAMPUS

Blinn College operates 2 snack bars on the Bryan Campus, The Block & Barrel Deli and the Clux Delux. Block & Barrel serves soups, sandwiches and salads made fresh daily. Block & Barrel hours are from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Thursday; and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Friday during the fall and spring semesters. The Clux Delux serves lunch and dinner which includes chicken sandwiches, burgers, and a special of the day. Clux Delux hours are 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Thursday during the fall and spring semesters.

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SNACK BAR - Schulenburg Campus

The college operates a snack bar in the Student Center on the Schulenburg campus offering hot dogs, sandwiches, and a variety of snacks and beverages.

PARKING - SCHULENBURG CAMPUS

All vehicles, including motorcycles and mopeds, driven by Blinn College students must properly display a Blinn College Vehicle Registration Permit when the student parks on or around the campus. Students should park in designated student parking areas only and should not park in reserved or visitor parking areas. Students should not park in spaces marked Handicapped Parking unless the student displays a license tag with handicapped designation or a current hand tag.

PARKING - BRENHAM CAMPUS

1. All vehicles (including motorcycles and mopeds) driven by Blinn College faculty, staff, and students on the campus or immediately around the campus, must have a current Blinn College Parking Permit displayed. 2. The parking permit must be displayed by hanging the permit from the rearview mirror with the permit number facing the front windshield. The permit number must be visible when looking at the front windshield of the vehicle. The permit may not be taped or displayed inside the vehicle in any other manner. 3. Tickets will be issued to vehicles when the parking permit is displayed in any other location than described above. 4. If the permit is lost or stolen, the Blinn College Police and Enrollment Services should be notified and the permit canceled. Based on the circumstances an individual may be required to purchase another permit. 5. Motorcycle and moped permits may be attached in any available space that is visible. 6. Persons giving false information on the auto registration form will have their permits revoked and will be unable to drive their vehicle on campus. 7. All residence hall lots have been designated as open parking. Signs will indicate reserved lots. 8. Do not park in spaces marked handicapped unless you have handicapped identification. 9. Do not park in spaces painted white, red, or yellow. 10. Do not park in spaces marked reserved. 11. Parking permits shall not be altered or changed in any manner. If you cut, color, or change appearance in any way, you will be required to purchase a new permit. 12. Temporary parking permits may be obtained at the Enrollment Services office located in the Administration Building. There is no charge for the Temporary permit. Temporary permits will have an expiration date attached to each issue temporary permit. 13. Do not block traffic. Please do not stop in the street and block the flow of traffic. 14. Parking or driving on the wrong side of the street is a traffic offense. 15. Parking citations are to be paid at the Enrollment Services counter in the Administration Building. 16. Vulgar or suggestive writing on vehicles will not be tolerated. 17. Any vehicle parked illegally may be towed away!!! Students wishing to protest a parking citation issued by Blinn College Police Department may file a Parking Citation Appeal by utilizing the Citation Appeal process within the Blinn College web site (www.blinn.edu/parking) within 10 class days of receiving citation.

STUDENT WELFARE: FREEDOM FROM DISCRIMINATION, HARASSMENT, AND RETALIATION

STATEMENT OF NONDISCRIMINATION The College District prohibits discrimination, including harassment, against any student on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, national origin, disability, or any other basis prohibited by law. Retaliation against anyone involved in the complaint process is a violation of College District policy. DISCRIMINATION Discrimination against a student is defined as conduct directed at a student on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, national origin, disability, or on any other basis prohibited by law, that adversely affects the student. PROHIBITED HARASSMENT Prohibited harassment of a student is defined as physical, verbal, or nonverbal conduct based on the students race, color, religion, gender, national origin, disability, or any other basis prohibited by law that is so severe, persistent, or pervasive that the conduct: 1. Affects a students ability to participate in or benefit from an educational program or activity, or creates an intimidating, threatening, hostile, or offensive educational environment; 2. Has the purpose or effect of substantially or unreasonably interfering with the students academic performance; or 3. Otherwise adversely affects the students educational opportunities. SEXUAL HARASSMENT BY AN EMPLOYEE Sexual harassment of a student by a College District employee includes unwelcome sexual advances; requests for sexual favors; sexually motivated physical, verbal, or nonverbal conduct; or other conduct or communication of a sexual nature when: 1. A College District employee causes the student to believe that the student must submit to the conduct in order to participate in a school program or activity, or that the employee will make an educational decision based on whether or not the student submits to the conduct; or 2. The conduct is so severe, persistent, or pervasive that it: a. Affects the students ability to participate in or benefit from an educational program or activity, or otherwise adversely affects the students educational opportunities; or b. Creates an intimidating, threatening, hostile, or abusive educational environment. BY OTHERS Sexual harassment of a student, including harassment committed by another student, includes unwelcome sexual advances; requests for sexual favors; or sexually motivated physical, verbal, or nonverbal conduct when the conduct is so severe, persistent, or pervasive that it: 1. Affects a students ability to participate in or benefit from an educational program or activity, or creates an intimidating, threatening, hostile, or offensive educational environment;

PARKING - BRYAN CAMPUS

Bryan Campus:
Students should park in designated student parking areas only and should not park next to curbs, on sidewalks, or in reserved/visitor or faculty/staff parking areas. Parking permits must be properly displayed at all times.

Post Office Street Center:

Student parking is restricted to the back of the building.

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2. Has the purpose or effect of substantially or unreasonably interfering with the students academic performance; or 3. Otherwise adversely affects the students educational opportunities. RETALIATION The College District prohibits retaliation against a student alleged to have experienced discrimination or harassment or another student who, in good faith, makes a report, serves as a witness, or otherwise participates in an investigation. A student who intentionally makes a false claim, offers false statements, or refuses to cooperate with a College District investigation regarding discrimination or harassment is subject to appropriate discipline. PROHIBITED CONDUCT In this policy, the term prohibited conduct includes discrimination, harassment, and retaliation as defined by this policy, even if the behavior does not rise to the level of unlawful conduct. REPORTING PROCEDURES Any student who believes that he or she has experienced prohibited conduct or believes that another student has experienced prohibited conduct should immediately report the alleged acts to an instructor, counselor, administrator, or other College District employee. Alternatively, a student may report prohibited conduct directly to one of the College District officials below. DEFINITION OF COLLEGE DISTRICT OFFICIALS For the purposes of this policy, College District officials are the ADA/Section 504 coordinator, the Title IX coordinators, and the College President. ADA / SECTION 504 COORDINATORS Reports of discrimination based on disability may be directed to the ADA/Section 504 coordinator at the campus. The College District designates the following persons to coordinate its efforts to comply with Title II of the American Disabilities Act of 1990, which incorporates and expands the requirements of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended: COLLEGE DISTRICT Name: Pat Moran Position: Director of Disability Services Address: 902 College Avenue, Brenham, TX 77833 Telephone: (979) 830-4157 TITLE IX COORDINATORS Reports of discrimination based on sex, including sexual harassment, may be directed to the Title IX coordinator at the campus. The College District designates the following employees to coordinate its efforts to comply with Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, as amended: BRENHAM CAMPUS Name: Ann Weir Position: Associate Dean of Student Affairs Address: 902 College Avenue, Brenham, TX 77833 Telephone: (979) 830-4188 BRYAN CAMPUS Name: Michael Yeater Position: Director, Academic Advising and Counseling Center Address: 2423 Blinn Boulevard, Bryan, TX 77802 Telephone: (979) 209-7257

SCHULENBURG CAMPUS Name: Rebecca Garlick Position: Director of Schulenburg Campus Address: 100 Ranger Drive, Schulenburg, TX 78956 Telephone: (979) 743-5222 SEALY CAMPUS Name: Jeri Dulaney Position: Director of Sealy Campus Address: 3701 Outlet Center Drive, Sealy, TX 77474 Telephone: (979) 627-0286
Blinn College Board Policy FDE (Local) The above is an excerpt of FDE (Local), please refer to the Student Handbook for the entire policy.

STUDENT COMPLAINTS
Blinn College has policies which outline how administration will respond to student complaints of academic and non-academic decisions made by faculty and staff. The following policies outlining the procedures for addressing student complaints can be found in the Student Handbook. Student Welfare: Freedom from Discrimination, Harassment, and Retaliation (FDE: Local) Student Rights and Responsibilities: Student Conduct (FLB: Local) - Scholastic Integrity Policy Incivility Protocol (Blinn College Administrative Policy) Student Complaints: Course Grade Complaints (FLDB: Local) Student Rights and Responsibilities: Student Complaints (FLD: Local) Discipline and Penalties: Discipline Hearings Procedures (FMA: Local) Admissions and Attendance: Residency (FBC: Local)

TOBACCO FREE CAMPUS

Tobacco Use The use of tobacco products shall be prohibited on College District grounds and in College District buildings, facilities, and vehicles. This prohibition shall also apply to spaces leased by the College District. Blinn College Board Policy GFA (Local)

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Service Learning Beyond the Classroom

Service Learning combines community service with classroom instruction, focusing on critical, reflective thinking, and civic responsibility to engage students. The Service Learning program promotes active learning, which enables students to see the relevance of the academic subject to the real world. It also increases student interactions with the community, and helps develop civic responsibility. For a listing of the subjects and faculty that offer Service Learning see the list below. Brenham Campus Agriculture Agriculture Industry - AGRI 1131 - Pierce Wildlife Management AGRI 2330 - Pierce & Behnke Business Introduction to Business BUSI 1301 Webb Principles of Macroeconomics ECON 2301 - Webb Fine Arts Stage Movement - DRAM 1322 Nies & Patrick Acting I - DRAM 1351 - Nies & Patrick Acting II - DRAM 1352 Nies & Patrick Acting III - DRAM 2351 Nies & Patrick Acting IV - DRAM 2352 Nies & Patrick Choral Ensemble MUEN 1155 Wise & Byrd Speech SPCH 1315 Cook-Vavra & Sommerlatte Humanities Creative Writing ENGL 2308 Poehlmann Composition and Rhetoric - ENGL 1301 - Schiller Mathematics Fundamentals of Math I MATH 1351 Lee, Janecek, Clayton Fundamentals of Math II - MATH 1352 - Lee, Janecek, Clayton Natural Sciences General Biology I BIOL 1406 - Killian General Biology II BIOL 1407 - Young Introduction to Biology BIOL 1408 - Young Botany BIOL 1411- Young Zoology BIOL 1413 Young Environment Science - BIOL 2406 Young Chemistry - CHEM 1411 - Heller Chemistry - CHEM 1412 - Heller Physical Geology - GEOL 1403 Dalman & Lawry Historical Geology - GEOL 1404 Dalman & Lawry Oceanography GEOL 1445 - Dalman Astronomy PHYS 1411 - Whitman Microbiology - BIOL 2421 - Phillips Parallel Studies Introduction to Teaching - EDUC 1301 Tyson, Warhmund & Birkenmayer Special Pop in Education EDUC 2301 Smith Social Science State Government GOVT 2305 Barnes, Lehmann & Hill Federal Government GOVT 2306 Barnes, Lehmann & Hill American History I - HIST 1301 - Kline & Coston American History II HIST 1302 Watson & Lehman Texas History - HIST 2301 - Watson Sociology SOCI 1301 Tiemann, Winford Vocational Nursing - Marburger & Lange

Bryan Campus Associate Degree Nursing Rathke, Manning, Comley, Forsberg, Merker, Gochenour, Hardy, Boriski, Stowell, Nichols, Griffith, Brokenbourgh, Crabb, Arnold, Presswood, Hutton & Rahman Criminal Justice CRIJ 1313 - McNutt Dental Hygiene Wood & Mathis Emergency Medical Services Segner & Hardy Fine Arts Public Speaking SPCH 1315 Abraham, Deuermeyer & Gangotena Arts Anderson, Cangelose, Maxwell, Marcontell Design I ARTS 1311 Humanities Spanish SPAN 2312 Dennis American Sign Language I - SGNL1401- Marcak American Sign Language II - SGNL1402 - Marcak Introduction to Sociology SOCI 1301 Marriage and Family SOCI 2301 Technical Writing - ENGL 2311 Domingue, McGuire & Janac Information Technology Database Building ITSE 2409 Nelson II Intermediate Web Programming ITSE 2402 - Nelson II Web Server Support and Maintenance INTW 2459 Nelson II Physical Education Personal Health PHED 1304 Natural Sciences Astronomy PHYS 1411 Utley, Byboth & Freeman Physical Geology - GEOL 1403 Julson & Metz Historical Geology - GEOL 1404 Julson & Metz General Biology II BIOL 1407 Bohlmeyer Social Science American History II HIST 1302 State Government GOVT 2305 - Schorlemmer Federal Government GOVT 2306 - Schorlemmer Introduction to Sociology - SOCI 1301 - Wiederstein Vocational Nursing Booth, Galloway, Gantt, Gutierrez & Yendrey Schulenburg Campus Humanities Composition and Rhetoric - ENGL 1301 Wick & Youngblood Composition and Introduction to Literature ENGL 1302 Youngblood Social Science Texas History - HIST 2301 - Allbritton Introduction to Sociology SOCI 1301 Kleimann Sealy Campus Social Science State Government GOVT 2305 Federal Government GOVT 2306

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HOW TO READ THE CLASS SCHEDULE

(This is an example.)
Course Name and Number Campus Course Title Course Specific Fees

ACCT 2301
Call# Section # Brenham Campus 0001 1500 0705 0914 4812 7000 N M T W Sect. 01 Sect. A1 Sect. 70 Sect. 90 Sect. V1 Sect. N1 DAYS Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday R F S Thursday Friday Saturday TR MWF M MW T Day

Principles of Accounting-Financial
Time of Class 09:25AM-10:40AM 08:00AM-08:50AM 01:00PM-04:00PM 08:00AM-09:15AM 07:05PM-09:45PM blinn.edu/disted/

Course Fee: $15.00

Instructor Smith, J. Smith, B. Smith, Z. Course Fee: $18.00 109 E205B Smith, M. Smith, V. Smith, T.

Bldg. Location & Room No. BULL SCI MAIN MAIN STU INET 151 S136 110

Bryan Campus Schulenburg Campus Sealy Campus: ENGL 0320 Grammar and Writing

Video Conference Course-Bryan: CDEC 1321 The Infant & Toddler Internet Courses

Any course number beginning with zero (ENGL 0100, MATH 0100, etc.) indicates that the course is part of the Developmental
Education Program with credit hours that may not be transferable to a senior college, and do not count toward graduation from Blinn. A course number beginning with a 1 (ENGL 1301, SOCI 1301, etc.) indicates a freshman-level course; a course number beginning with a 2 (ENGL 2311, SOCI 2301, etc.) indicates a sophomore-level course. The second digit in any course number indicates the number of credit hours for that particular course. For example, ENGL 1301 is worth three credit hours.
Distance Education Classes Section N (N1, N2, etc.): Internet Course Section B (B1, B2, etc.): Blended Course Section V (V1, V2, etc.): Interactive Video Course Section Y (Y1, Y2, etc.): Interactive Video Course/Blended Section Z (Z1, Z2, etc.): Virtual College of Texas Course For more information please visit http:///www.blinn.edu/disted

Online (Internet) Courses - Students work within a virtual classroom environment using eCampus, interacting with their instructor and fellow classmates using the tools within the virtual classroom. These courses are indicated in the course schedule using an N for the section number. Blended (Hybrid) Courses - The course will typically meet once a week at the time indicated on your schedule. The remaining interaction will take place in an online classroom using eCampus. Student must attend class in addition to participating in the online environment. These courses are indicated in the course schedule using B for the section number.

Interactive Video Courses - The course meets according to the time indicated on the schedule. The instructor will be on one campus and teach students at the other campus (i.e., remote sites). These courses are indicated in the course schedule using V for the section number.

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SPRING MINIMESTER

Some courses are not offered each semester. Please refer to BORIS for most current offerings.

Minimester Courses (May 16 - June 1)

AGRICULTURE
AGRI 1319 Animal Science Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 6001 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM STU E218 Poe,B. AGRI 2330 Wildlife Conservation and Management Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 6000 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM STU E205B Behnke,B.

GOVERNMENT
GOVT 2305 American Government-Federal Brenham Campus 0003 Sect. M5 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:45AM MAIN 311 Bryan Campus 6999 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM ACD A113 GOVT 2306 American Government-State Brenham Campus 0004 Sect. M5 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:45AM MAIN 322 Bryan Campus 6998 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM ACD A114 6997 Sect. M2 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM ACD A125 Hill,T. Shomaker,M.

McCullough,K. Schorlemmer,G. Vincent,T.

ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH 2351 Cultural Anthropology Bryan Campus 6980 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM ACD A277 Raisor,M.

HISTORY
HIST 1301 History of the United States I Brenham Campus 0001 Sect. M5 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:45AM MAIN 312 Bryan Campus 6996 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM ACD A276 6995 Sect. M2 MTWRF 01:00PM-04:40PM ACD A276 HIST 1302 History of the United States II Brenham Campus 0002 Sect. M5 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:45AM MAIN 308 Bryan Campus 6994 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM ACD A274 6993 Sect. M2 MTWRF 01:00PM-04:40PM ACD A274 HIST 2301 Texas History Bryan Campus 6992 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM ACD A271 Watson,L. Stephens,T.

ART
ARTS 1303 Art History Survey I Bryan Campus 6940 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM HLT H220 ARTS 1304 Art History Survey II Bryan Campus 6941 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM HLT H227 6942 Sect. M2 MTWRF 01:00PM-04:40PM HLT H220 CDEC 1313 Curriculum Resources Bryan Campus 4804 Sect. M1 MTWRF 06:00PM-10:00PM

Anderson,J.J Hext,K.

Bean,M. Wright,R.

CHILD DEVELOPMENT AND EARLY CHILDHOOD

Chambless,A.

EDUCATION
EDUC 1301 Introduction to Teaching Profession Brenham Campus 1009 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:15PM SCI S136 Jones,A.

Swanlund,C.

MATHEMATICS
MATH 0310 Introductory Algebra Brenham Campus 0410 Sect. M2 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:45AM Bryan Campus 6960 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM MATH 0312 Intermediate Algebra Brenham Campus 0411 Sect. M3 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:45AM Bryan Campus 6961 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM 6962 Sect. M2 MTWRF 01:00PM-04:40PM MATH 1314 College Algebra Brenham Campus 0412 Sect. M3 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:45AM Bryan Campus 6964 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM 6965 Sect. M2 MTWRF 01:00PM-04:40PM MATH 1316 Plane Trigonometry Bryan Campus 6967 Sect. M1 MTWRF 01:00PM-04:40PM ACAD 17 LIB L247 Coskey,J. Allen,W.

ENGLISH
ENGL 1301 Composition & Rhetoric Brenham Campus 0100 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:45AM ACAD 1 ENGL 1302 Composition and Introduction to Literature Brenham Campus 0101 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:45AM ACAD 2 ENGL 2307 Introduction to Creative Writing: Prose Bryan Campus 6040 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM ACD A269 ENGL 2328 Survey of American Literature II Brenham Campus 0102 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:45AM ACAD 3

ACAD 15 LIB L245 LIB L245

Clayton,V. McGinnis,L. Aparicio,R.

ACAD 16 ACD A120 ACD A120

Janecek,Y. Carr,R. Lewis,R.

GEOGRAPHY
GEOG 1303 World Geography Bryan Campus 6982 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM ACD A275 Murphy,L.

BKS G120

Hammond,R.

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SPRING MINIMESTER

Some courses are not offered each semester. Please refer to BORIS for most current offerings.

Minimester Courses (May 16 - June 1) MATH 1324 Math Analysis I Bryan Campus 6968 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM 6969 Sect. M2 MTWRF 01:00PM-04:40PM MATH 1325 Math Analysis II Bryan Campus 6971 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM 6972 Sect. M2 MTWRF 01:00PM-04:40PM MATH 1342 Statistics Bryan Campus 6974 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM

Minimester Internet Courses (May 16 - June 1)

MINIMESTER INTERNET COURSES

LIB L244 LIB L244 Parr,R. Lawrenz,A.

ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH 2351 Cultural Anthropology 7709 Sect. N1 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 Whatley,D.

LIB L246 LIB L246

Miller,T. Olson,Sally

GEOGRAPHY
GEOG 1303 World Geography 7723 Sect. N1 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 Slowey,S.

BKS G121

Eby,J.

GOVERNMENT
GOVT 2305 American Government-Federal 7714 Sect. N1 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 7715 Sect. N2 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 7716 Sect. N3 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 7717 Sect. N4 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 GOVT 2306 American Government-State 7700 Sect. N1 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 7701 Sect. N2 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 7702 Sect. N3 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 7703 Sect. N4 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 7704 Sect. N5 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 7705 Sect. N6 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 Barnes-Tilley Brown,L. Cravens,B. Miller,Eric B. Denman,J. Lee,J. Stellges,M. Franke,B.

PHILOSOPHY
PHIL 1301 Introduction to Philosophy Brenham Campus 0103 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:45AM ACAD 5

PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 2301 General Psychology Brenham Campus 0005 Sect. M5 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:45AM MAIN 307 Cook,R. Bryan Campus 6984 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM ACD A268 Webster,M. PSYC 2314 Lifespan Growth & Development Bryan Campus 6986 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM ACD A124 White,B.

HISTORY
HIST 1301 History of the United States I 7710 Sect. N1 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 7711 Sect. N2 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 7712 Sect. N3 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 7713 Sect. N4 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 HIST 1302 History of the United States II 7706 Sect. N1 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 7707 Sect. N2 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 Born,T. Winningham,J. Kline,M. Johnson,Pat Pierson,D.

SOCIOLOGY
SOCI 1301 Sociology Brenham Campus 0006 Sect. M5 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:45AM Bryan Campus 6988 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM MAIN 323 ACD A266 Sebesta,S. Tolle,G.

INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
HITT 1305 Medical Terminology I 7708 Sect. N3 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 Schroeder,Jamie

SPEECH
SPCH 1315 Public Speaking Bryan Campus 6944 Sect. M1 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM 6945 Sect. M2 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM 6946 Sect. M3 MTWRF 08:30AM-12:10PM 6947 Sect. M4 MTWRF 01:00PM-04:40PM 6948 Sect. M5 MTWRF 01:00PM-04:40PM HLT H212 HLT H213 HLT H211 HLT H212 HLT H231

MUSIC
Bearden,L. Gangotena,M. MUSI 1306 Music Appreciation 7724 Sect. N1 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 Bussiki,M.

PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 2301 General Psychology 7719 Sect. N1 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 7720 Sect. N2 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 PSYC 2314 Lifespan Growth & Development 7722 Sect. N1 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 Horn,D. Osterholm,K. Wickes,K.

SOCIOLOGY
SOCI 1301 Sociology 7721 Sect. N1 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 7718 Sect. N2 blinn.edu/disted/ IN02 Whetstone,L. Tiemann,L.

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SUMMER I Internet Courses

Some courses are not offered each semester. Please refer to BORIS for most current offerings.

Summer I 5-Week Courses (June 2 June 30)

ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH 2346 7300 Sect. N1 7305 Sect. N2 ANTH 2351 7301 Sect. N2 7302 Sect. N3 Introduction to Anthropology blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Cultural Anthropology blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Art History Survey II blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Introduction to Theatre blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 World Geography blinn.edu/disted/ blinn.edu/disted/ blinn.edu/disted/ Allison,R. Allison,R.

MUSIC
MUSI 1306 7100 Sect. N2 Music Appreciation blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Bussiki,M.

NURSING
RNSG 2213 7622 Sect. N1 7623 Sect. N2 PSYC 2301 7415 Sect. N3 7416 Sect. N4 7417 Sect. N5 7418 Sect. N6 PSYC 2308 7420 Sect. N1 PSYC 2314 7422 Sect. N2 7423 Sect. N3 7424 Sect. N4 PSYC 2371 7429 Sect. N1 7430 Sect. N2 RELE 1211 7575 Sect. N1 SOCI 1301 7435 Sect. N3 7436 Sect. N4 7437 Sect. N5 Mental Health Nursing blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Garland,L. Garland,L.

ART
ARTS 1304 7063 Sect. N1 Cangelose,A.

PSYCHOLOGY
General Psychology blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Horn,D. blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Corbisier,B. blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Horn,D. blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Corbisier,B. Child Psychology blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Osterholm,K. Lifespan Growth & Development blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Thomas,L. blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Wickes,K. blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Wickes,K. Abnormal Psychology blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Osterholm,K. blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Horn,D. Laws of Contract blinn.edu/disted/ Sociology blinn.edu/disted/ blinn.edu/disted/ blinn.edu/disted/ Public Speaking blinn.edu/disted/ blinn.edu/disted/ blinn.edu/disted/ blinn.edu/disted/ blinn.edu/disted/ blinn.edu/disted/

DRAMA
DRAM 1310 7110 Sect. N1 7111 Sect. N2 GEOG 1303 7309 Sect. N2 7310 Sect. N3 7311 Sect. N4 GOVT 2305 7320 Sect. N5 7321 Sect. N6 7322 Sect. N7 7323 Sect. N8 7324 Sect. N9 7325 Sect. NA 7326 Sect. NB GOVT 2306 7340 Sect. N7 7341 Sect. N8 7342 Sect. N9 7343 Sect. NA 7344 Sect. NB 7345 Sect. NC 7346 Sect. ND Patrick,K. Patrick,K.

GEOGRAPHY
IN05 IN05 IN05 Slowey,S. Slowey,S.

GOVERNMENT
American Government-Federal blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 American Government-State blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 History of the United States I blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 History of the United States II blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Texas History blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Western Civilization II blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Lehmann,A. Lehmann,A. Barnes-Tilley Barnes-Tilley Cravens,B. Barnes-Tilley Cravens,B. Miller,Eric B. Denman,J. Lee,J. Franke,B. Miller,Eric B. Lee,J.

REAL ESTATE
IN05 Benn,J.

SOCIOLOGY
IN05 IN05 IN05 Whetstone,L. Tiemann,L. Whetstone,L.

SPEECH
SPCH 1315 7080 Sect. N1 7081 Sect. N2 7083 Sect. N4 7084 Sect. N5 7085 Sect. N6 7086 Sect. N7 IN05 IN05 IN05 IN05 IN05 IN05 Dahmann,K. Dahmann,K. Gangotena,M. Haggard,J. Gangotena,M. Haggard,J.

HISTORY
HIST 1301 7360 Sect. N5 7361 Sect. N6 7362 Sect. N7 7363 Sect. N8 7364 Sect. N9 HIST 1302 7380 Sect. N3 7381 Sect. N4 7382 Sect. N5 7383 Sect. N6 7384 Sect. N7 HIST 2301 7400 Sect. N1 7401 Sect. N2 HIST 2312 7412 Sect. N1 Kline,M. Kline,M. Born,T. Born,T. Kline,M. Franke,B. Brick,Blanche Pierson,D. Brick,Blanche Pierson,D. Lively,Cathy Franke,B. Johnson,Pat

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ACCOUNTING
ACCT 2301 7000 Sect. N1 ACCT 2302 7001 Sect. N2 7002 Sect. N1 ACNT 1303 7004 Sect. N1 Principles of Accounting-Financial blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Schaefer,M. Principles of Accounting-Financial blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Schaefer,M. blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Barta,R. Introduction to Accounting blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Garcia,J. Art Appreciation blinn.edu/disted/ blinn.edu/disted/ blinn.edu/disted/ blinn.edu/disted/ blinn.edu/disted/ Art History Survey I blinn.edu/disted/ blinn.edu/disted/

CHILD DEVELOPMENT
TECA 1311 7595 Sect. N1 TECA 1318 7597 Sect. N1 TECA 1354 7599 Sect. N1 BCIS 1305 IN03 IN03 IN03 IN03 IN03 IN03 IN03 Brockman,C. Brockman,C. Brockman,C. Speck,John Speck,John Speck,Jamie Speck,Jamie 7032 Sect. N1 7033 Sect. N2 CRIJ 1307 7552 Sect. N1 CRIJ 1310 7553 Sect. N1 ECON 2301 7040 Sect. N1 7041 Sect. N2 ECON 2302 7043 Sect. N1 7044 Sect. N2 Educating Young Children blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Jones,A. Wellness of the Young Child blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Jones,A. Child Growth and Development blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Jones,A. Business Computer Applications Course Fee: $20 blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Kroll,J. blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Kroll,J. Crime in America blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 McNutt,J. Fundamentals of Criminal Law blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Taylor,C. Principles of Economic (Macro) blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Principles of Economic (Micro) blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Harrington,A. blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Harrington,A. Composition & Rhetoric blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Composition and Introduction to Literature blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Winningham,A. blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Winningham,A. blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Winningham,A. Technical Writing blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 blinn.edu/disted/ IN03

ART
ARTS 1301 7050 Sect. N1 7051 Sect. N2 7052 Sect. N3 7053 Sect. N4 7054 Sect. N5 ARTS 1303 7057 Sect. N1 7058 Sect. N2

COMPUTER SCIENCE

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

BIOLOGY
BIOL 1322 7250 Sect. N1 7258 Sect. N2 BIOL 2401 7255 Sect. N1 LAB BUSI 1307 7012 Sect. N1 BUSI 2301 7010 Sect. N1 BUSI 2371 7015 Sect. N1 7016 Sect. N2 Nutrition and Diet Therapy blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Brown,R. blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Brown,R. Anatomy & Physiology I Course Fee: $24 blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Ott-Reeves,E. S 09:00AM-04:00PM SCI S212 Personal Finance blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Business Law blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Business Legal Environment blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 blinn.edu/disted/ IN03

ECONOMICS

BUSINESS - ACADEMIC
Counsil,C. Stanberry,R. Ricciardello,J. Ricciardello,J.

ENGLISH
ENGL 1301 7150 Sect. N1 7151 Sect. N2 7152 Sect. N3 7153 Sect. N4 ENGL 1302 7156 Sect. N1 7157 Sect. N1 7158 Sect. N1 ENGL 2311 7160 Sect. N1 7161 Sect. N2 7162 Sect. N3

BUSINESS
BUSI 1301 7011 Sect. N1 HRPO 2301 7023 Sect. N1 IMED 1316 7516 Sect. N1 BMGT 1327 7017 Sect. N1 BMGT 2305 7018 Sect. N1 Introduction to Business blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Hervey,K. Human Resource Management blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Adams,Bethany Web Page Design I blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Wilhite,Erin Principles of Management blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Business Communications blinn.edu/disted/ IN03

GEOLOGY
GEOL 1403 Physical Geology Course Fee: $12 7260 Sect. N1 blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Julson,A. LAB S 10:00AM-12:00PM BKS G216 7261 Sect. N2 blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Julson,A. LAB S 01:00PM-03:00PM BKS G216 GEOL 1404 Historical Geology Course Fee: $12 7262 Sect. N1 blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Julson,A. LAB W 04:00PM-05:30PM BKS G216

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
Adams,Bethany Maxey-Wilhite

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INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
HITT 1301 7504 Sect. N1 HITT 1305 7506 Sect. N1 7507 Sect. N2 HITT 1311 7510 Sect. N1 HITT 2335 7539 Sect. N1 POFI 2340 7525 Sect. N1 POFM 1327 7527 Sect. N1 POFT 1319 7531 Sect. N1 POFT 2386 7537 Sect. N1 MATH 1314 7200 Sect. N1 MATH 1324 7205 Sect. N1 MATH 1325 7207 Sect. N1 MATH 1342 7203 Sect. N1 Health Data Content and Structure blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Schroeder,Jamie Medical Terminology I blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Allen,S. blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Computers in Health Care blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Barnes,Martie Coding and Reimbursement Methodologies blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Schroeder,Jamie Advanced Word Processing Course Fee: $15 blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Moncivais,C. Medical Insurance blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Schroeder,Jamie Records and Information Management I blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Anderson,Jean Internship blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 May,K. College Algebra blinn.edu/disted/ Math Analysis I blinn.edu/disted/ Math Analysis II blinn.edu/disted/ Statistics blinn.edu/disted/

MATHEMATICS
IN03 IN03 IN03 IN03 Janecek,Y. Chen,S. Chen,S. Janecek,Y.

NURSING
RNSG 1201 7585 Sect. N1 7586 Sect. N2 Pharmacology Course Fee: $25 blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Hardy,J. blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Hardy,J. Reading Course Fee: $18 blinn.edu/disted/ IN03 Public Speaking blinn.edu/disted/

READING
READ 0306 7185 Sect. N1 Garlick,R.

SPEECH
SPCH 1315 7082 Sect. N3 IN03 Vavra,D.

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ACCOUNTING
ACCT 2301 Principles of Accounting-Financial Bryan Campus 1501 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM STU E211 Roubion,R. 1502 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM STU E237 Benson,B. 1503 Sect. A3 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM STU E212 Allen,K. 1504 Sect. A4 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM STU E212 Benson,B. 1505 Sect. A5 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM STU E241 Allen,K. ACCT 2302 Principles of Accounting-Managerial Bryan Campus 1506 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM STU E211 Roubion,R. 1507 Sect. A2 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM STU E212

ARTS 1303 Art History Survey I Bryan Campus 3602 Sect. A1 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM ARTS 1304 Art History Survey II Bryan Campus 3603 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM 3604 Sect. A2 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM ARTS 1311 Design I Course Fee: $24 Bryan Campus 7809 Sect. B1 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM

HLT H212

HLT H227 HLT H212

Anderson,J.J. Marcontell,R.

STU E223B

Weaver,B.

AGRICULTURE
AGRI 1315 Horticulture Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 5101 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM Estes,F. AGRI 1319 Animal Science Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 5102 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM Poe,B. AGRI 2317 Agriculture Economics Bryan Campus 5100 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM Estes,F. AGRI 2321 Livestock Evaluation Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 5103 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM Poe,B.

BIOLOGY
BIOL 1322 Nutrition and Diet Therapy Bryan Campus 2601 Sect. A1 MWF 05:55PM-07:30PM SCI S209 BIOL 1406 General Biology I Course Fee: $15 Brenham Campus 0482 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:50AM CLAS 1 Kissane,K. 0483 Sect. 02 MTWRF 09:00AM-12:50PM CLAS 4 McGehee,M. Bryan Campus 2611 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM SCI S225 LAB MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM SCI S224 2612 Sect. A2 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM SCI S216 LAB MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM SCI S215 2613 Sect. A3 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM SCI S225 LAB MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM SCI S224 2614 Sect. A4 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM SCI S216 LAB MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM SCI S215 2615 Sect. A5 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM SCI S225 LAB MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM SCI S224 2616 Sect. A6 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM SCI S225 LAB MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM SCI S224 2617 Sect. A7 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM SCI S225 LAB MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM SCI S224 2618 Sect. A8 MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM SCI S225 LAB MTWRF 08:00PM-09:55PM SCI S224 Sealy Campus 7806 Sect. B1 MT R 08:00AM-11:50AM MAIN114 Simms,M. BIOL 1407 General Biology II Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 2621 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM SCI S216 LAB MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM SCI S215 2622 Sect. A2 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM SCI S216 LAB MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM SCI S215 BIOL 1408 Introductory Biology Course Fee: $15 Brenham Campus 7807 Sect. B1 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:00AM CLAS 2 Young,R. Bryan Campus 2625 Sect. A1 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM HLT H207 LAB MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM SCI S218 2626 Sect. A2 MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM HLT H207 LAB MTWRF 08:00PM-09:55PM SCI S218

ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH 2302 Introduction to Archeology Bryan Campus 3100 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A277 ANTH 2351 Cultural Anthropology Bryan Campus 3102 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A277 Bruchez,M.

Bruchez,M.

ARCHITECTURE
ARCH 1301 Architectural History I Bryan Campus 3600 Sect. A1 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM HLT H211 Woosnam,M.

ART
ARTS 1301 Art Appreciation Brenham Campus 0757 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:45AM CLAS 18 7801 Sect. B1 MTWRF 09:00AM-10:00AM CLAS 18 7802 Sect. B2 MTWRF 10:30AM-11:30AM CLAS 18 Bryan Campus 3601 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM HLT H212 Video Conference Courses-Schulenburg 9500 Sect. V2 M W 05:30PM-06:55PM MAIN110 Video Conference Courses-Sealy 9000 Sect. V1 M W 05:30PM-08:25PM MAIN109 Peck,D. Peck,D. Peck,D. Sherow,E. Cason,D. Cason,D.

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BIOL 1411 General Botany Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 2628 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM HLT H207 LAB MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM SCI S218 BIOL 2401 Anatomy and Physiology I Course Fee: $24 Brenham Campus 0484 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:50AM CLAS 5 Taylor,P. Bryan Campus 2631 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM SCI S210 LAB MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM SCI S212 2632 Sect. A2 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM SCI S210 LAB MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM SCI S212 2633 Sect. A3 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM SCI S210 LAB MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM SCI S212 BIOL 2402 Anatomy and Physiology II Course Fee: $24 Bryan Campus 2636 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM SCI S210 LAB MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM SCI S212 2637 Sect. A2 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM SCI S216 LAB MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM SCI S215 2638 Sect. AS MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM SCI S210 LAB MTWRF 08:00PM-09:55PM SCI S212 BIOL 2421 Microbiology Course Fee: $24 Bryan Campus 2640 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM SCI S212 2641 Sect. A2 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM SCI S212

CHEMISTRY
CHEM 1405 Introductory Chemistry Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 2701 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM HLT H207 LAB MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM SCI S218 2702 Sect. A2 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM SCI S209 LAB MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM SCI S226 CHEM 1410 General Chemistry for Engineers Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 2705 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM HLT H207 LAB MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM SCI S218 CHEM 1411 General Chemistry I Course Fee: $15 Brenham Campus 0481 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:50AM CLAS 8 French,K. Bryan Campus 2711 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM SCI S113 LAB MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM SCI S228 2712 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM SCI S209 LAB MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM SCI S226 2713 Sect. A3 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM SCI S113 LAB MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM SCI S228 2714 Sect. A4 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM SCI S209 LAB MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM SCI S226 2715 Sect. A5 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM SCI S113 LAB MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM SCI S228 CHEM 1412 General Chemistry II Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 2721 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM SCI S113 LAB MTWR 11:40AM-01:35PM SCI S228 2722 Sect. A2 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM SCI S113 LAB MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM SCI S228 CHEM 2423 Organic Chemistry I Course Fee: $24 Bryan Campus 2725 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM SCI S209 LAB MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM SCI S226 CHEM 2425 Organic Chemistry II Course Fee: $24 Bryan Campus 2727 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM SCI S209 LAB MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM SCI S226 CHEM 2470 Elements of Organic & Biochemistry Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 2729 Sect. A1 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM HLT H207 LAB MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM SCI S218

BUSINESS - ACADEMIC
BUSI 1301 Business Principles Bryan Campus 1510 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM STU E241 BUSI 1307 Personal Finance Bryan Campus 1511 Sect. A1 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM STU E228 BUSI 2371 Business Legal Environment Bryan Campus 1524 Sect. A1 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM STU E237 BCIS 1305

Calliham,M.

BUSINESS COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Business Computer Applications Course Fee: $20 Bryan Campus 1508 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM SCI S115 Town,J. 1509 Sect. A2 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM SCI S134 Hudgens,R. 1519 Sect. A3 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM SCI S134 Hudgens,R.

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
BMGT 2388 Internship Bryan Campus 4501 Sect. A1 W 09:00AM-10:30AM STU E218 Garcia,J.

CHILD DEVELOPMENT & EARLY CHILDHOOD

CDEC 1319 Child Guidance Bryan Campus 4802 Sect. A1 MTWRF 06:30PM-08:30PM SCI S136 Chambless,A.

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COMMUNICATIONS
COMM 1307 Mass Communications Bryan Campus 1000 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A118

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES

EMSP 1260 EMT-Basic Clinical Course Fee: $10 Bryan Campus 4301 Sect. A1 T 12:30PM-01:30PM HLT H149 Medina,S. EMSP 1501 EMT-Basic Course Fee: $53 Bryan Campus 4302 Sect. A1 M WR 08:30AM-12:00PM HLT H149 Decker,K. LAB T 08:30AM-12:00PM HLT H149 EMSP 2143 Assessment Based Management Bryan Campus 4303 Sect. A1 R 08:30AM-12:00PM HLT H149 Segner,J. EMSP 2362 Paramedic Clinical III Bryan Campus 4304 Sect. A1 R 01:00PM-05:00PM HLT H149 Medina,S.

COMPUTER NETWORK ADMINISTRATION

ITNW 2364 Practicum Bryan Campus 4734 Sect. A1 M 11:00AM-11:50AM STU E233 Nelson,R.

COMPUTER SCIENCE
COSC 1420 Introductory C Programming Course Fee: $20 Bryan Campus 1520 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM SCI S115 Town,J. LAB MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM SCI S115

ENGLISH
ENGL 0320 Grammar and Writing Course Fee: $18 Brenham Campus 0104 Sect. 01 MTWRF 10:05AM-01:20PM ACAD 2 Bryan Campus 1008 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM LIB L261 LAB MTWRF 11:40AM-12:50PM LIB L257 ENGL 0321 Preparation for College Composition Course Fee: $18 Brenham Campus 0105 Sect. 01 MTWRF 10:05AM-01:20PM ACAD 1 Bryan Campus 1006 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM LIB L261 LAB MTWRF 09:35AM-10:45AM LIB L257 ENGL 1301 Composition & Rhetoric Brenham Campus 0106 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM ACAD 2 0107 Sect. 02 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM ACAD 3 0108 Sect. 03 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM ACAD 1 Bryan Campus 1010 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM ACD A118 1011 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A115 1012 Sect. A3 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A116 1013 Sect. A4 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A118 1014 Sect. A5 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM ACD A118 1015 Sect. A6 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM ACD A117 1016 Sect. A7 MTWRF 05:55PM-07:05PM ACD A116 Video Conference Courses-Schulenburg 9501 Sect. V2 MTR 08:00AM-09:55AM MAIN 110 Youngblood,C. Video Conference Courses-Sealy 9002 Sect. VI MTR 08:00AM-09:55AM MAIN 110VC Youngblood,C. ENGL 1302 Composition and Introduction to Literature Brenham Campus 0109 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM ACAD 7 Video Conference Courses-Brenham 0110 Sect. V1 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM BULL 120 Bryan Campus 1025 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM ACD A267 1026 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A267 1027 Sect. A3 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A116 1030 Sect. A4 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM ACD A116 1031 Sect. A5 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM ACD A267

CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CJSA 2388 Internship-Criminal Justice Studies Brenham Campus 0586 Sect. Y2 F 10:35AM-12:20PM BULL 136VC McNutt,J. Bryan Campus 4750 Sect. Y1 F 10:35AM-12:20PM . McNutt,J.

CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRIJ 1301 Introduction to Criminal Justice Brenham Campus 0585 Sect. 01 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM BULL 135 Ueckert,E.

DENTAL HYGIENE
DHYG 1161 Clinical Dental Hygienist II Course Fee: $24 Bryan Campus 4250 Sect. A1 MT 01:00PM-05:00PM OCED 1 LAB T 08:00AM-12:00AM OCED 1

Bennett,A.

DRAMA
DRAM 1310 Introduction to Theatre Bryan Campus 6943 Sect. A1 MTWRF 01:00PM-04:40PM HLT H213 Wise,G.

ECONOMICS
ECON 2301 Principles of Economics (Macro) Brenham Campus 0560 Sect. 01 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM BULL 134 Wilkening,M. Bryan Campus 1513 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM BKS G123 Butler,Justin 1514 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G123 Butler,Justin 1515 Sect. A3 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G124 Moreno,J. 1525 Sect. A4 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM BKS G124 Moreno,J. 1516 Sect. A5 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM BKS G123 Bergin,E. ECON 2302 Principles of Economics (Micro) Brenham Campus 0561 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM BULL 134 Wilkening,M. Bryan Campus 1517 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM HLT H213 Bergin,E. 1518 Sect. A2 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM HLT H213

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ENGL 2311 Technical Writing Bryan Campus 1042 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM ACD A126 1044 Sect. A2 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM ACD A126 1045 Sect. A3 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM ACD A126 1043 Sect. A4 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A126 1046 Sect. A7 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A126 ENGL 2322 Survey British Literature I Bryan Campus 1037 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A269 ENGL 2327 Survey of American Literature I Brenham Campus 0111 Sect. 01 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM ACAD 8 Bryan Campus 1038 Sect. A1 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM ACD A269 ENGL 2328 Survey of American Literature II Bryan Campus 1039 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A269 Video Conference Courses-Schulenburg 9510 Sect. V2 MTR 12:00PM-03:30PM MAIN 102 Thomas,G. Video Conference Courses-Sealy 9012 Sect. VI MTR 12:00PM-03:30PM MAIN 108 Thomas,G. ENGL 2333 Survey of World Literature II Brenham Campus 0116 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-10:05AM ACAD 6 Chilton,L.

GOVERNMENT
GOVT 2305 American Government-Federal Brenham Campus 0015 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM MAIN 415 0016 Sect. 02 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM MAIN 302 Bryan Campus 3200 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM ACD A113 3201 Sect. A3 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A113 3202 Sect. A5 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A113 3203 Sect. A7 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM ACD A113 3204 Sect. A9 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM ACD A113 3205 Sect. C1 MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM ACD A113 Schulenburg Campus 9502 Sect. B2 T R 08:00AM-10:35AM LA 124 Sealy Campus 9003 Sect. 90 MTWRF 10:00AM-11:55AM MAIN 112 GOVT 2306 American Government-State Brenham Campus 0017 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM MAIN 322 0018 Sect. 02 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM MAIN 322 Bryan Campus 3206 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM ACD A114 3207 Sect. A3 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A114 2308 Sect. A5 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A114 3209 Sect. A7 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM ACD A114 Sealy Campus 9011 Sect. 90 MTWRF 12:00PM-01:55PM MAIN 108 Brown,L. Lehmann,A. Quiram,R. Quiram,R. Harris, R. Miller,K. Miller,K. Cravens,B. Hill,T.

McCullough,K. McCullough,K. Stellges,M. Stellges,M. Denman, M. Gilbert,P. Hill,T.

FIRE SCIENCE
FIRT 2388 Internship Bryan Campus 4358 Sect. A1 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:00AM HLT H211 Sivils,N.

HEALTH AND KINESIOLOGY

PHED 1101 AB/Glute Conditioning Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 2100 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM PFB Brown,A. PHED 1105 Beginning Billiards Course Fee: $45 Bryan Campus 2101 Sect. A1 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM YEST Garcia,R. PHED 1110 Fitness Conditioning Course Fee: $15 Sealy Campus 9007 Sect. 90 MTWRF 10:00AM-11:55AM MAIN 108 Ringleb,S. PHED 1123 Beginning Weight Training Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 2102 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM PFB Scanlin,J.

GEOGRAPHY
GEOG 1303 World Geography Brenham Campus 0014 Sect. 01 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM Bryan Campus 3105 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM 3106 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM MAIN 416 ACD A275 ACD A275 Aldrich,S. Reagan,R. Reagan,R.

GEOLOGY
GEOL 1403 Physical Geology Course Fee: $12 Brenham Campus 7804 Sect. B2 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:00AM CLAS 11 Dalman,M. Bryan Campus 2801 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM BKS G216 LAB MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G216 2802 Sect. A2 MTWRF 12:00PM-01:55PM BKS G216 LAB MTWRF 02:05PM-04:00PM BKS G216 2803 Sect. A3 MTWRF 05:30PM-07:25PM BKS G216 LAB MTWRF 07:35PM-09:30PM BKS G216 Sealy Campus 7803 Sect. B1 MTR 05:30PM-09:25PM MAIN 114 Scholl,L.

HISTORY
HIST 1301 History of the United States I Brenham Campus 0010 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM MAIN 312 0011 Sect. 02 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM MAIN 312 Bryan Campus 3210 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM ACD A276 3211 Sect. A3 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A276 3212 Sect. A5 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A276 3213 Sect. A7 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM ACD A276 3214 Sect. A9 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM ACD A276 Sealy Campus 7805 Sect. B1 MTW 08:00AM-09:55AM MAIN 112 Watson,L. Watson,L. Haussman,H. Haussman,H. Swanlund,C. Swanlund,C. Coston,C.

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HIST 1302 History of the United States II Brenham Campus 0012 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM MAIN 308 0013 Sect. 02 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM MAIN 308 Bryan Campus 3215 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM ACD A274 3216 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A274 3217 Sect. A3 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A125 3218 Sect. A5 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A274 3219 Sect. A7 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM ACD A274 3220 Sect. A9 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM ACD A274 Schulenburg Campus 9503 Sect. B2 M W 08:00AM-10:35AM LA 126 HIST 2301 Texas History Bryan Campus 3221 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A271 HIST 2311 Western Civilization I Bryan Campus 3222 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A271

MATHEMATICS
Bean,M. Bean,M. Nevels,C. Nevels,C. Johnson,Pat Kirkpatrick,S. Kirkpatrick,S. Branecky,R. MATH 0309 Pre-Algebra Course Fee: $15 Brenham Campus 0400 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:25AM ACAD 17 Coskey,J. Bryan Campus 2200 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM LIB L247 Albrecht,H. 2202 Sect. A2 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM LIB L245 Roberts,T. Bryan Campus 2204 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM BKS G120 Nguyen,A. 2206 Sect. A2 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM LIB L247 Sonntag,P. MATH 0312 Intermediate Algebra Brenham Campus 0401 Sect. 01 MTWRF 10:05AM-11:59AM ACAD 16 Harris,H. Bryan Campus 2210 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM BKS G121 Kristoff,L. 2212 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G121 Allen,W. 2214 Sect. A3 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM BKS G121 Allen,W. 2216 Sect. A4 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM BKS G121 Duka,J. 2218 Sect. A5 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM BKS G121 Duka,J. Video Conference Courses-Schulenburg 9504 Sect. V2 MWR 05:30PM-08:30PM MAIN 102VC Trapp,R. Video Conference Courses-Sealy 9004 Sect. V1 MWR 05:30PM-08:50PM MAIN 110VC Trapp,R. MATH 1314 College Algebra Brenham Campus 0402 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM ACAD 16 Harris,H. Bryan Campus 2220 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM BKS G122 Duka,M. 2222 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G122 Duka,M. 2224 Sect. A3 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM BKS G122 Wagner,J. 2226 Sect. A4 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM BKS G122 Wagner,J. 2228 Sect. A5 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM BKS G122 England,Danny 2230 Sect. A6 MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM BKS G122 England,Danny MATH 1316 Plane Trigonometry Bryan Campus 2234 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A120 Sweet,W. MATH 1324 Math Analysis I Brenham Campus 0403 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM ACAD 21 Ivy,G. Bryan Campus 2236 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM BKS G236 Wilkinson,D. 2238 Sect. A2 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM LIB L244 Coffelt,J. 3340 Sect. A3 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM LIB L244 Coffelt,J. 2241 Sect. A4 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM LIB L245 Coffelt,V. 2242 Sect. A5 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM LIB L244 Poage,P. 2243 Sect. A6 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM BKS G237 Smith,Lidia 2244 Sect. A7 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM LIB L244 Poage,P. 2248 Sect. A8 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM LIB L244 Stoley,K. 2250 Sect. A9 MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM LIB L246 Odion,C. Video Conference Courses-Schulenburg 9505 Sect. V2 MTWRF 08:00AM-08:55AM MAIN 102VC Wagner,D. Video Conference Courses-Sealy 9005 Sect. V1 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM MAIN 109 Wagner,D.

Swanlund,C.

Johnson

HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
HAMG 2388 Internship-Hospitality Management Bryan Campus 4504 Sect. A1 M 12:00PM-01:30PM STU E218 Schaefer,Sandra

INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
ARTC 1313 Digital Publishing I Course Fee: $20 Bryan Campus 7811 Sect. B1 MT R 09:35AM-11:30AM STU E223A May,K. POFT 1325 Business Math & Machine Applications Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 7812 Sect. B1 MT R 11:35AM-01:30PM STU E223A May,K. POFT 2303 Speed and Accuracy Building Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 7813 Sect. B1 MT R 01:35PM-03:00PM STU E223A May,K.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SECURITY

ITSY 1342 Firewalls and Network Security Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 4722 Sect. A1 MTWRF 01:00PM-03:45PM STU E233 Nelson,R.

LEGAL ASSISTANT
LGLA 2388 Internship Bryan Campus 4612 Sect. A1 W 09:00AM-10:30AM STU E228 Anzaldua,M.

MARKETING
MRKG 1311 Principles of Marketing Bryan Campus 4503 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM STU E219 Green,W.

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MATH 1325 Math Analysis II Bryan Campus 2252 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM LIB L246 Carr,R. 2253 Sect. A2 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM BKS G235 Aparicio,R. 2254 Sect. A3 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM LIB L246 Carr,R. 2255 Sect. A4 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G235 Aparicio,R. 2256 Sect. A5 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM LIB L246 Milani,S. 2258 Sect. A6 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM BKS G235 Olson,Sally 2260 Sect. A7 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM LIB L246 Milani,S. 2261 Sect. A8 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM BKS G235 Olson,Sally 2262 Sect. A9 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM LIB L246 Odion,C. MATH 1342 Statistics Bryan Campus 2268 Sect. A2 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM LIB L245 Coffelt,V. MATH 1351 Fundamental of Mathematics II Bryan Campus 2266 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G120 Nguyen,A. MATH 1414 College Algebra Science/Engineering Bryan Campus 2232 Sect. A1 MTWRF 08:50AM-11:30AM ACD A120 Sweet,W. MATH 2320 Differential Equation Bryan Campus 2282 Sect. A1 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM LIB L247 Hammond,R. MATH 2412 Precalculus Course Fee: $8 Bryan Campus 2270 Sect. A1 MTWRF 10:55AM-01:35PM BKS G236 Wilkinson,D. MATH 2413 Calculus I Course Fee: $8 Brenham Campus 0404 Sect. 01 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:45PM ACAD 21 Ivy,G. Bryan Campus 2272 Sect. A1 MTWRF 08:50AM-11:30AM BKS G237 Baumgardner,A. 2274 Sect. A2 MTWRF 01:45PM-04:25PM BKS G237 Smith,Lidia MATH 2414 Calculus II Course Fee: $8 Bryan Campus 2276 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-12:15PM BKS G238 Stoley,K. 2278 Sect. A2 MTWRF 01:45PM-04:25PM ACD A120 Lawrenz,A. MATH 2415 Calculus III Course Fee: $8 Bryan Campus 2280 Sect. A1 MTWRF 01:45PM-04:25PM BKS G236 Seidel,R.

NURSING
RNSG 1162 LVN Transition to ADN Clinical Course Fee: $20 Bryan Campus 4001 Sect. A1 W 06:30AM-03:00PM TBA Hutton,M. Schulenburg Campus 9591 Sect. S1 W 06:30AM-03:00PM TBA Presswood,R. RNSG 1260 Common Concepts of Adult Health Clinical Bryan Campus 4008 Sect. A1 M 06:30AM-04:00PM Ross,K. 4009 Sect. A2 T 06:30AM-04:00PM Griffith,D. 4010 Sect. A3 W 06:30AM-04:00PM Gibson,Barbara 4011 Sect. A4 F 06:30AM-04:00PM Hutton,M. RNSG 1327 LVN Transition to ADN Bryan Campus 4000 Sect. A1 M 09:00AM-04:00PM STU E205A Hutton,M. LAB T 09:00AM-12:00PM STU E205A Presswood,R. LAB T 01:00PM-04:00PM HLT H123 Video Conference Courses-Schulenburg 9590 Sect. V1 M 09:00AM-04:00PM MAIN 109 LAB T 09:00AM-12:00PM MAIN 109 LAB T 01:00PM-04:00PM MAIN 109 RNSG 1341 Common Concepts Adult Health Course Fee: $40 Bryan Campus 4006 Sect. A1 R 08:00AM-12:00PM HLT H216 Ross,K. LAB R 01:00PM-05:00PM HLT H123 Gibson,Barbara 4007 Sect. A2 R 08:00AM-12:00PM HLT H216 Gibson,Barbara LAB R 01:00PM-05:00PM HLT H123 Ross,K. RNSG 2160 Mental Health Nursing Clinical Course Fee: $35 Bryan Campus 4002 Sect. A1 M 06:30AM-07:30PM Pihlak,Mary 4003 Sect. A2 T 06:30AM-07:30PM Pihlak,Mary 4004 Sect. A3 W 06:30AM-07:30PM Gochenour,G. 4005 Sect. A4 R 06:30AM-07:30PM Gochenour,G.

PHILOSOPHY
PHIL 1301 Introduction to Philosophy Brenham Campus 0112 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM ACAD 5 Bryan Campus 1048 Sect. A1 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM BKS G239 1050 Sect. A2 Video Conference Courses-Schulenburg 9506 Sect. V2 MTR 10:00AM-11:55AM MAIN 110 Video Conference Courses-Sealy 9006 Sect. V1 MTR 10:00AM-11:55AM MAIN 110VC PHIL 2303 Introduction to Logic Bryan Campus 1051 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM BKS G241 1052 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G241 1053 Sect. A3 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM BKS G241 1054 Sect. A4 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM BKS G241 1055 Sect. A5 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM BKS G241 PHIL 2306 Introduction to Ethics Bryan Campus 1059 Sect. A1 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM ACD A117

MUSIC
MUSI 1301 Introduction to Music Brenham Campus 2001 Sect. 01 MTWRF 10:05PM-12:00PM SHMD CHRL Klekar,B. MUSI 1306 Music Appreciation Brenham Campus 0758 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:45AM SHMD CHRL Wise,J. Bryan Campus 7810 Sect. B1 MTW 09:50AM-11:30AM CPC 101 Hoffman,C.

Youngblood,C. Youngblood,C.

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PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT

PTHA 1431 Physical Agents Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 4052 Sect. A1 MTWRF 08:30AM-11:30AM HLT H126 Yendrey,K. LAB MTWRF 12:00PM-03:00PM HLT H126 Cumbers,M. PTHA 2267 PTHA Practicum III Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 4053 Sect. A1 MTWRF 08:00AM-05:00PM TBA Yendrey,K.

PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 2301 General Psychology Brenham Campus 0020 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM ARTS 208 0021 Sect. 02 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM ARTS 208 Bryan Campus 3108 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A268 3109 Sect. A2 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A124 Video Conference Courses-Schulenburg 9507 Sect. V2 T R 12:00PM-02:55PM MAIN 110 Video Conference Courses-Sealy 9008 Sect. V1 TR 12:00PM-02:55PM MAIN 110VC PSYC 2314 Lifespan Growth & Development Bryan Campus 3110 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A124 PSYC 2371 Abnormal Psychology Bryan Campus 3112 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A268 Thomas,L. Thomas,L. Webster,M. Pinney,M. McShan,M. McShan,M.

PHYSICS
PHYS 1401 College Physics I Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 2901 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G110 Bronson,J. LAB MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM BKS G233 2902 Sect. A2 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM BKS G213 Utley,D. LAB MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G233 2903 Sect. A3 MTWRF 08:30AM-10:25AM BKS G231 Freeman,J. LAB MTWRF 10:35AM-12:30PM BKS G231 2904 Sect. A4 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM BKS G213 LAB MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM BKS G233 2905 Sect. A5 MTWRF 12:40PM-02:35PM BKS G238 Utley,D. LAB MTWRF 02:45PM-04:40PM BKS G231 2906 Sect. A6 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM BKS G213 Freeman,J. LAB MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM BKS G233 2907 Sect. A7 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM BKS G213 LAB MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM BKS G233 2908 Sect. A8 MTWRF 04:50PM-06:45PM BKS G238 LAB MTWRF 06:55PM-08:50PM BKS G231 2909 Sect. A9 MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM BKS G213 LAB MTWRF 08:00PM-09:55PM BKS G233 PHYS 1402 College Physics II Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 2921 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM BKS G214 Byboth,K. LAB MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G215 2922 Sect. A2 MTWRF 12:40PM-02:35PM BKS G214 Byboth,K. LAB MTWRF 02:45PM-04:40PM BKS G215 2923 Sect. A3 MTWRF 02:45PM-04:40PM BKS G214 Ma,L. LAB MTWRF 04:50PM-06:45PM BKS G215 PHYS 2425 Physics for Engineers I Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 2951 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G213 Hendricks,G. LAB MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM BKS G233 2952 Sect. A2 MTWRF 02:45PM-04:40PM BKS G238 Hendricks,G. LAB MTWRF 04:50PM-06:45PM BKS G231 PHYS 2426 Physics for Engineers II Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 2961 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G214 Honan,T. LAB MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM BKS G215

White,B.

Grossman,P.

RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY
RADR 1191 Special Topics Medical Radiologic Technology Course Fee: $20 Bryan Campus 4202 Sect. A1 W 08:00AM-12:00PM OCED 8 Flores,Smily RADR 1467 Practicum Bryan Campus 4200 Sect. A1 MTWR 07:00AM-06:30PM OCED 8 Garbs,T. RADR 2266 Practicum Bryan Campus 4201 Sect. A1 MTWR 07:00AM-03:30PM OCED 8 Wagner,E.

READING
READ 0304 Basic Reading Course Fee: $18 Brenham Campus 0113 Sect. 01 MTWRF 12:30PM-03:45PM ACAD 4 Bryan Campus 1057 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM LIB L261 LAB MTWRF 01:45PM-02:35PM LIB L249 READ 0305 Reading Course Fee: $18 Brenham Campus 0114 Sect. 01 MTWRF 12:30PM-03:45PM ACAD 4 Bryan Campus 1056 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM LIB L259 LAB MTWRF 11:40AM-12:50PM LIB L249 READ 0306 Reading Course Fee: $18 Brenham Campus 0115 Sect. 01 MTWRF 12:30PM-03:45PM ACAD 22 Bryan Campus 1058 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM LIB L259 LAB MTWRF 01:45PM-02:35PM LIB L257

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SOCIOLOGY
SOCI 1301 Sociology Brenham Campus 0019 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM MAIN 323 Bryan Campus 3115 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A266 3116 Sect. A2 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A266 Video Conference Courses-Schulenburg 9508 Sect. V2 MTR 12:00PM-01:55PM MAIN 102VC Video Conference Courses-Sealy 9009 Sect. V1 MTR 12:00PM-01:55PM MAIN 109 Sebesta,S. Tolle,G. Lewis,J. Kleimann,K. Kleimann,K.

STUDY SKILLS
STDY 0311 Strategies for College Success Bryan Campus 1080 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G114

SURGICAL TECH
SRGT 1542 Surgical Procedures II Course Fee: $30 Bryan Campus 4020 Sect. A1 M 08:00AM-12:00PM HLT H216 Gray,R. LAB M 01:00PM-04:00PM HLT H216 Gray,R. LAB T 09:00AM-12:00PM HLT H216 Gray,R. SRGT 2130 Professional Readiness Bryan Campus 4019 Sect. A1 R 03:30PM-04:30PM HLT H216 Horton,M. SRGT 2360 Surgical Tech Clinical III Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 4021 Sect. A1 WR 06:30AM-03:30PM TBA Gray,R. LAB T 12:30PM-03:30PM TBA Horton,M.

SPANISH
SPAN 1411 Beginning Spanish I Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 1060 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-10:45AM BKS G217 LAB W 09:30AM-10:45AM BKS G218 1061 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-12:50PM BKS G239 LAB W 11:35AM-12:50PM BKS G218 1062 Sect. A3 MTWRF 11:40AM-02:55PM BKS G217 LAB W 01:40PM-02:55PM BKS G218 1063 Sect. A4 MTWRF 03:50PM-07:05PM BKS G217 LAB W 05:50PM-07:05PM BKS G218 SPAN 1412 Beginning Spanish II Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 1068 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-10:45AM BKS G230 LAB W 09:30AM-10:45AM BKS G227 1069 Sect. A2 MTWRF 11:40AM-02:55PM BKS G230 LAB W 01:40PM-02:55PM BKS G227 SPAN 2311 Intermediate Spanish I Bryan Campus 1076 Sect. A2 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM BKS G240 SPAN 2312 Intermediate Spanish II Bryan Campus 1078 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM BKS G114

VETERINARY TECHNOLOGY
VTHT 1160 Clinical I - Veterinary Assistant Bryan Campus 4176 Sect. A1 To Be Announced HLT H131 Schneider,K. VTHT 2421 Veterinary Parasitology Course Fee: $25 Bryan Campus 4177 Sect. A1 T R 09:00AM-11:30AM HLT H131 Landis,M. LAB TR 01:00PM-03:30PM HLT H131

VOCATIONAL NURSING
VNSG 1119 Professional Development Brenham Campus 0591 Sect. 01 M 02:30PM-03:30PM ARTS 205 Fricke,D. Bryan Campus 4115 Sect. A1 R 02:30PM-03:30PM HLT H210 VNSG 1238 Mental Illness Brenham Campus 0592 Sect. 01 M 07:30AM-09:30AM ARTS 205 Fricke,D. Bryan Campus 4116 Sect. A1 R 09:30AM-11:30AM HLT H210 Kesterson,T. VNSG 1432 Medical/Surgical II Brenham Campus 0593 Sect. 01 M 09:30AM-11:30AM ARTS 205 Marburger,M. LAB M 12:30PM-02:30PM ARTS 205 Bryan Campus 4117 Sect. A1 R 07:30AM-09:30AM HLT H210 Vanderbilt,N. LAB R 12:30AM-02:30PM HLT H210 VNSG 1462 Clinical III Course Fee: $188 Brenham Campus 0594 Sect. 01 M 03:30PM-05:00PM ARTS 205 Marburger,M. LAB TWR 06:30AM-03:30PM ARTS 205 Bryan Campus 4118 Sect. A1 MTW 06:30AM-03:30PM HLT H210 Kesterson,T. LAB R 03:30PM-05:00PM HLT H210 Vanderbilt,N.

SPEECH
SPCH 1315 Public Speaking Brenham Campus 0756 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:45AM CLAS 20 7800 Sect. B1 TWR 10:05AM-12:00PM CLAS 20 Bryan Campus 3500 Sect. A0 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM HLT H231 3501 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM HLT H220 3502 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM HLT H231 3503 Sect. A3 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM HLT H231 3504 Sect. A4 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM HLT H220 3505 Sect. A5 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM HLT H220 3506 Sect. A6 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM HLT H213 3507 Sect. A7 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM HLT H231 3508 Sect. A8 MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM HLT H231 Video Conference Courses-Schulenburg 9509 Sect. V2 MTR 10:00AM-11:55AM MAIN 102VC Video Conference Courses-Sealy 9010 Sect. V1 MTR 10:00AM-11:55AM MAIN 109 Matthies,T. Matthies,T. Hartman,B. Bearden,L. Way,W. Way,W. Collins,B. Kleimann,K. Kleimann,K.

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Summer II 5-Week Courses (July 5 August 3)

ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH 2346 7300 Sect. N1 ANTH 2351 7301 Sect. N1 7302 Sect. N2 Introduction to Anthropology blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Cultural Anthropology blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Art History Survey II blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Introduction to Theatre blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Allison,R. Whatley,D. Allison,R.

HIST 2301 7400 Sect. N1 HIST 2311 7410 Sect. N1 HIST 2312 7412 Sect. N1

Texas History blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Western Civilization I blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Western Civilization II blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Music Appreciation blinn.edu/disted/

Lively,Cathy Johnson,P. Allbritton,W.

ART
ARTS 1304 7063 Sect. N1 7064 Sect. N2 Cangelose,A.

MUSIC
MUSI 1306 7100 Sect. N1 IN05 Bussiki, M.

DRAMA
DRAM 1310 7110 Sect. N1 7111 Sect. N2 FIRT 1391 7570 Sect. N1 GEOG 1301 7305 Sect. N1 GEOG 1302 7306 Sect. N2 GEOG 1303 7309 Sect. N1 7310 Sect. N2 GOVT 2305 7320 Sect. N1 7321 Sect. N2 7322 Sect. N3 7323 Sect. N4 7324 Sect. N5 GOVT 2306 7340 Sect. N1 7341 Sect. N2 7342 Sect. N3 7343 Sect. N4 7344 Sect. N5 7345 Sect. N6 7346 Sect. N7 Patrick,K. Patrick,K.

NURSING
RNSG 1251 7590 Sect. N1 7591 Sect. N2 RNSG 2213 7622 Sect. N1 7623 Sect. N2 PSYC 2301 7415 Sect. N1 7416 Sect. N2 7417 Sect. N3 PSYC 2308 7420 Sect. N1 PSYC 2314 7422 Sect. N1 7423 Sect. N2 PSYC 2371 7427 Sect. N1 RELE 2201 7579 Sect. N1 SOCI 1301 7435 Sect. N1 7436 Sect. N2 Care of Childbearing Family Course Fee: $25 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Forsberg,D. blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Forsberg,D. Mental Health Nursing blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Garland,L. blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Garland,L. General Psychology blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Horn,D. blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Wickes,K. blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Horn,D. Child Psychology blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Osterholm,C. Lifespan Growth & Development blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Wickes,K. blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Wickes,K. Abnormal Psychology blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Osterholm,K. Law of Agency blinn.edu/disted/ Sociology blinn.edu/disted/ blinn.edu/disted/ Public Speaking blinn.edu/disted/ blinn.edu/disted/ blinn.edu/disted/

FIRE SCIENCE
Special Topics In Fire Protection blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Leo,M. Physical Geography Geography blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Reagan,R. Cultural Geography blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Struve,S. World Geography blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Slowey,S. blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 Slowey,S. American Government-Federal blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 American Government-State blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 History of the United States I blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 History of the United States II blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05 blinn.edu/disted/ IN05

GEOGRAPHY

PSYCHOLOGY

GOVERNMENT
Brown,L. Brown,L. Lehmann,A. Barnes-Tilley Brown,L. Miller,Eric B. Denman,J. Lee,J. Franke,B. Miller,Eric B. Denman,J. Lee,J.

REAL ESTATE
IN05 Benn,J.

SOCIOLOGY
IN05 IN05 Whetstone,L. Tiemann,L.

SPEECH
SPCH 1315 7080 Sect. N1 7081 Sect. N2 7082 Sect. N3 IN05 IN05 IN05 Haggard,J. Gangotena,M. Haggard,J.

HISTORY
HIST 1301 7360 Sect. N1 7361 Sect. N2 7362 Sect. N3 7363 Sect. N4 HIST 1302 7380 Sect. N1 7381 Sect. N2 7382 Sect. N3 7383 Sect. N4 7384 Sect. N5 Winningham,J. Winningham,J. Whatley,D. Whatley,D. Franke,B. Brick,Blanche Johnson,Pat Brick,Blanche Pierson,D.

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ACCOUNTING
ACCT 2302 Principles of Accounting-Managerial Brenham Campus 1501 Sect. A3 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM STU E211 Barta,R. Bryan Campus 1504 Sect. A4 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM STU E211 Barta,R. ACNT 1313 Computerized Accounting Applications Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 4701 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM STU E223A Barta,R.

ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH 2351 Cultural Anthropology Bryan Campus 3102 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A277 Raisor,M.

ART
ARTS 1301 Art Appreciation Bryan Campus 3500 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ARTS 1303 Art History Survey I Bryan Campus 3501 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ARTS 1304 Art History Survey II Bryan Campus 3502 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM 3503 Sect. A2 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM HLT H227 Sherow,E.

HLT H227

HLT H213 HLT H213

Marcontell,R. Leyva,M.

BIOLOGY
BIOL 1406 General Biology I Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 2651 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM LAB MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM 2652 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM LAB MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM 2653 Sect. A3 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM LAB MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM 2654 Sect. A4 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM LAB MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM 2655 Sect. A5 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM LAB MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM 2656 Sect. A6 MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM LAB MTWRF 08:00PM-09:55PM Schulenburg Campus 9500 Sect. 70 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:50PM SCI S225 SCI S224 SCI S225 SCI S224 SCI S225 SCI S224 SCI S225 SCI S224 SCI S225 SCI S224 SCI S225 SCI S224 MAIN 108 Jurecka,N.

BIOL 1407 General Biology II Course Fee: $15 Brenham Campus 0482 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:50AM ARTS 106 Noe,F. Bryan Campus 2661 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM HLT H207 LAB MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM SCI S218 2662 Sect. A2 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM HLT H207 LAB MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM SCI S218 2663 Sect. A3 MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM SCI S216 LAB MTWRF 08:00PM-09:55PM SCI S215 Sealy Campus 7802 Sect. B1 MT R 08:00AM-11:50AM MAIN 114 Simms,M. BIOL 1408 Introductory Biology Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 2665 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM SCI S216 LAB MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM SCI S215 2666 Sect. A2 MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM HLT H207 LAB MTWRF 08:00PM-09:55PM SCI S218 BIOL 1413 General Zoology Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 2668 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM HLT H207 LAB MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM SCI S218 BIOL 2401 Anatomy & Physiology I Course Fee: $24 Bryan Campus 2671 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM SCI S216 LAB MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM SCI S215 2672 Sect. A2 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM SCI S216 LAB MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM SCI S215 2673 Sect. A3 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM SCI S216 LAB MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM SCI S215 BIOL 2402 Anatomy & Physiology II Course Fee: $24 Brenham Campus 0483 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-12:00PM CLAS 5 Whittaker,C. Bryan Campus 2676 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM SCI S210 LAB MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM SCI S212 2677 Sect. A2 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM SCI S210 LAB MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM SCI S212 2678 Sect. A3 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM SCI S216 LAB MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM SCI S215 2679 Sect. A4 MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM SCI S210 LAB MTWRF 08:00PM-09:55PM SCI S212 BIOL 2421 Microbiology Course Fee: $24 Bryan Campus 2681 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM SCI S210 LAB MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM SCI S212

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CHEMISTRY
CHEM 1405 Introductory Chemistry I Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 2751 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM HLT H207 LAB MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM SCI S218 CHEM 1410 General Chemistry for Engineers Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 2755 Sect. A1 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM HLT H207 LAB MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM SCI S218 CHEM 1411 General Chemistry I Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 2761 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM SCI S113 LAB MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM SCI S228 2762 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM SCI S209 LAB MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM SCI S226 2763 Sect. A3 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM SCI S113 LAB MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM SCI S228 2764 Sect. A4 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM SCI S209 LAB MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM SCI S226 2765 Sect. A5 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM SCI S113 LAB MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM SCI S228 2766 Sect. A6 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM SCI S209 LAB MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM SCI S226 CHEM 1412 General Chemistry II Course Fee: $15 Brenham Campus 0481 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:50AM CLAS 8 French,K. Bryan Campus 2771 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM SCI S113 LAB MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM SCI S228 2772 Sect. A2 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM SCI S113 LAB MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM SCI S228 CHEM 2423 Organic Chemistry I Course Fee: $24 Bryan Campus 2775 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM SCI S209 LAB MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM SCI S226 CHEM 2425 Organic Chemistry II Course Fee: $24 Bryan Campus 2776 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM SCI S209 LAB MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM SCI S226

EDUCATION
EDUC 1300 Learning Framework Brenham Campus 0100 Sect. 01 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM ACAD 18 0101 Sect. 02 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM ACAD 19

ENGLISH
ENGL 0320 Grammar and Writing Course Fee: $18 Brenham Campus 0103 Sect. 01 MTWRF 10:05AM-01:20PM ACAD 1 Bryan Campus 1001 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM LIB L259 LAB MTWRF 11:40AM-12:50PM LIB L249 ENGL 0321 Preparation for College Composition Course Fee: $18 Brenham Campus 0104 Sect. 01 MTWRF 10:05AM-01:20PM ACAD 2 Bryan Campus 1002 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM LIB L261 LAB MTWRF 11:40AM-12:50PM LIB L257 ENGL 1301 Composition & Rhetoric Brenham Campus 0105 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM ACAD 3 Video Conference Courses-Brenham 0106 Sect. V1 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM BULL 120 Bryan Campus 1005 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM ACD A118 1006 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A115 1008 Sect. A4 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A115 1008 Sect. A5 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM ACD A115 ENGL 1302 Composition and Introduction to Literature Brenham Campus 0107 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55PM ACAD 6 Bryan Campus 1015 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A267 1017 Sect. A2 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A267 1016 Sect. A3 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM ACD A267 Video Conference Courses-Schulenburg 9501 Sect. V2 MTR 08:00AM-09:55AM MAIN 110 Youngblood,C. Video Conference Courses-Sealy 9001 Sect. V1 MTR 08:00AM-09:55AM MAIN 110VC Youngblood,C. ENGL 2311 Technical Writing Brenham Campus 0108 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55PM ACAD 7 Bryan Campus 1020 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM ACD A126 1021 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A126 1022 Sect. A3 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM ACD A118 1023 Sect. A4 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM ACD A126 ENGL 2323 Survey of British Literature II Bryan Campus 1027 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A269 ENGL 2327 Survey of American Literature I Bryan Campus 1028 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A269

DRAMA
DRAM 1310 Introduction to Theatre Brenham Campus 0754 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM THEA MRW 0755 Sect. 02 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM THEA MRW Nies,B. Nies,B.

ECONOMICS
ECON 2301 Principles of Economics (Macro) Brenham Campus 0560 Sect. 01 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM BULL 134 Wilkening,M. ECON 2302 Principles of Economics (Micro) Brenham Campus 0561 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM BULL 134 Wilkening,M.

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ENGL 2328 Survey of American Literature II Brenham Campus 0109 Sect. 01 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM ACAD 5 Video Conference Courses-Sealy 9002 Sect. V1 MT R 10:00AM-11:55AM MAIN 108

PHED 1346 Drug Use and Abuse Brenham Campus 0601 Sect. 01 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM BOEH M BLDG Jenkins,Jeff

HISTORY
HIST 1301 History of the United States I Brenham Campus 0001 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM MAIN 416 0002 Sect. 02 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM MAIN 312 Bryan Campus 3210 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM ACD A274 3211 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A274 3212 Sect. A3 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A274 HIST 1302 History of the United States II Brenham Campus 0003 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM MAIN 308 0004 Sect. 02 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM MAIN 302 Bryan Campus 3214 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM ACD A276 3215 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A276 3216 Sect. A3 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A276 3217 Sect. A5 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM ACD A276 Schulenburg Campus 9504 Sect. B2 M W 08:00AM-10:35AM LA 126 Sealy Campus 7801 Sect. B1 MTW 08:00AM-09:55AM MAIN 112 HIST 2301 Texas History Brenham Campus 0005 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM MAIN 312 Bryan Campus 3218 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM ACD A271 3219 Sect. A2 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A271 HIST 2312 Western Civilization II Bryan Campus 3220 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A271 Bean,M. Watson,L. Pierson,D. Thomas,C.

GEOGRAPHY
GEOG 1303 World Geography Bryan Campus 3108 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM 3109 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM 3110 Sect. A3 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A124 ACD A275 ACD A275 Murphy,L. Bour,C. Bour,C.

GEOLOGY
GEOL 1403 Physical Geology Course Fee: $12 Bryan Campus 2810 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM BKS G216 LAB MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G216 2811 Sect. A2 MTWRF 12:00PM-01:55PM BKS G216 LAB MTWRF 02:05PM-04:00PM BKS G216 2812 Sect. A3 MTWRF 05:30PM-07:25PM BKS G216 LAB MTWRF 07:35PM-09:30PM BKS G216

Born,T. Winningham,J. Haussman,H. Haussman,H. Kirkpatrick,S. Kirkpatrick,S. Allbritton,W. Coston,C.

GOVERNMENT
GOVT 2305 American Government-Federal Brenham Campus 0006 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM MAIN 311 0007 Sect. 02 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM MAIN 311 Bryan Campus 3200 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM ACD A113 3201 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A113 3202 Sect. A3 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A113 3203 Sect. A4 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM ACD A113 3204 Sect. A5 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM ACD A113 GOVT 2306 American Government-State Brenham Campus 0008 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM MAIN 322 0009 Sect. 02 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM MAIN 322 Bryan Campus 3205 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM ACD A114 3206 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A114 3207 Sect. A3 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A114 3208 Sect. A4 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM ACD A114 3209 Sect. A5 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM ACD A114 Schulenburg Campus 9503 Sect. B2 TR 08:00AM-10:35AM LA 124 Hill,T. Hill,T. Shomaker,M. Shomaker,M. Denman,M. Denman,J.

Watson,L. Carroll,J. Carroll,J.

Pierson,D.

McCullough,K. McCullough,K. Stellges,M. Stellges,M. Smith,J.Matt Smith,J.Matt Calliham,M.

MATHEMATICS
MATH 0309 Pre-Algebra Course Fee: $15 Brenham Campus 0400 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-11:25AM ACAD 15 Fowler,V. Bryan Campus 2200 Sect. A1 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM LIB L245 Hill,Michelle MATH 0310 Introductory Algebra Brenham Campus 0401 Sect. 01 MTWRF 10:05AM-11:59AM ACAD 17 Fleeger,D. Bryan Campus 2202 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM LIB L245 Roberts,T. MATH 0312 Intermediate Algebra Brenham Campus 0402 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM ACAD 17 Fleeger,D. Bryan Campus 2204 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G121 Maciques,C. 2206 Sect. A2 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM BKS G121 Lewis,R. 2208 Sect. A3 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM BKS G121 Lewis,R. 2210 Sect. A4 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM BKS G121 Duka,J.

HEALTH AND KINESIOLOGY

PHED 1105 Beginning Billiards Course Fee: $45 Bryan Campus 2151 Sect. A1 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM YEST Garcia,R. PHED 1109 Cardio Kickboxing Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 2150 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM PFB Milner,M. PHED 1123 Beginning Weight Training Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 2152 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM PFB Lowrie, C.

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MATH 1314 College Algebra Brenham Campus 0403 Sect. 01 MTWRF 10:05AM-11:59AM ACAD 16 Hibbs,M. Bryan Campus 2212 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM BKS G122 Duka,M. 2214 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G122 Duka,M. 2216 Sect. A3 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM BKS G122 Wagner,J. 2218 Sect. A4 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM BKS G122 Wagner,J. Video Conference Courses-Schulenburg 9505 Sect. V2 MWR 05:30PM-08:30PM MAIN 102VC Trapp,H. Video Conference Courses-Sealy 9005 Sect. V1 MWR 05:30PM-08:50PM MAIN 110VC Trapp,H. MATH 1316 Plane Trigonometry Bryan Campus 2222 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM BKS G236 Sweet,W. MATH 1324 Math Analysis I Bryan Campus 2224 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM LIB L244 Parr,Robert 2226 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM LIB L244 Parr,Robert 2228 Sect. A3 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM LIB L244 Stoley,K. 2230 Sect. A4 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM BKS G238 Knodel,T. 2232 Sect. A5 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM LIB L244 Coffelt,J. 2234 Sect. A6 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM LIB L244 Odion,C. 2236 Sect. A7 MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM LIB L244 Odion,C. MATH 1325 Math Analysis II Brenham Campus 0404 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM ACAD 16 Hibbs,M. Bryan Campus 2238 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM LIB L246 Wilkinson,D. 2240 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM LIB L246 Wilkinson,D. 2242 Sect. A3 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM LIB L246 Milani,S. 2244 Sect. A4 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM BKS G237 Smith,Lidia 2246 Sect. A5 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM LIB L246 Milani,S. 2248 Sect. A6 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM LIB L246 England,Danny 2250 Sect. A7 MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM LIB L246 England,Danny Video Conference Courses-Schulenburg 9506 Sect. V2 MTWRF 08:00AM-08:55AM MAIN 102VC Wagner,D. Video Conference Courses-Sealy 9004 Sect. V1 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM MAIN 109 Wagner,D. MATH 1342 Statistics Bryan Campus 2252 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A120 Coffelt,V. MATH 1350 Fundamentals of Mathematics I Bryan Campus 2254 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A120 Coffelt,V. MATH 2413 Calculus I Course Fee: $8 Bryan Campus 2258 Sect. A1 MTWRF 08:50AM-11:30AM BKS G236 Sweet,W. 2260 Sect. A2 MTWRF 01:45PM-04:25PM BKS G237 Smith,Lidia MATH 2414 Calculus II Course Fee: $8 Bryan Campus 2262 Sect. A1 MTWRF 08:50AM-11:30AM BKS G237 Coffelt,J. 2264 Sect. A2 MTWRF 03:05PM-05:45PM BKS G238 Stoley,K. MATH 2415 Calculus III Course Fee: $8 Bryan Campus 2266 Sect. A1 MTWRF 08:50AM-11:30AM BKS G238 Knodel,T.

MUSIC
MUSI 1301 Introduction to Music Brenham Campus 2001 Sect. 01 MTWRF 10:05PM-12:00PM SHMD CHRL Klekar,B.

NURSING
RNSG 1161 Care Childbearing Family Clinical Bryan Campus 4015 Sect. A1 W 06:30AM-04:00PM Presswood,R. 4016 Sect. A2 R 06:30AM-04:00PM Presswood,R. Schulenburg Campus 9593 Sect. S1 R 06:30AM-04:00PM RNSG 2160 Mental Health Nursing Clinical Course Fee: $35 Bryan Campus 4012 Sect. A1 M 06:30AM-07:30PM Pihlak,Mary 4013 Sect. A2 T 06:30AM-07:30PM Williamson,BL 4014 Sect. A3 R 06:30AM-07:30PM Pihlak,Mary Schulenburg Campus 9592 Sect. S1 W 06:30AM-07:30PM Williamson,BL

PHILOSOPHY
PHIL 1301 Introduction to Philosophy Bryan Campus 1033 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM BKS G241 PHIL 2303 Introduction to Logic Bryan Campus 1036 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G241 1037 Sect. A3 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM BKS G241 1039 Sect. A4 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM BKS G241 PHIL 2306 Introduction to Ethics Bryan Campus 1038 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G239

PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT

PTHA 2301 Essentials of Data Collection Bryan Campus 4060 Sect. A1 MTWRF 08:30AM-10:30AM HLT H126 LAB MTWRF 11:00AM-02:00PM HLT H126 Cumbers,M. Gantt,M.

PHYSICS
PHYS 1401 College Physics I Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 2901 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM BKS G213 Byboth,K. LAB MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G231 2902 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G213 LAB MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM BKS G231 2903 Sect. A3 MTWRF 12:40PM-02:35PM BKS G213 Byboth,K. LAB MTWRF 02:45PM-04:40PM BKS G231 2904 Sect. A4 MTWRF 02:45PM-04:40PM BKS G213 LAB MTWRF 04:50PM-06:45PM BKS G231 PHYS 1402 College Physics II Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 2921 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM BKS G235 Bronson,J. LAB MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G233 2922 Sect. A2 MTWRF 08:30AM-10:25AM BKS G214 Freeman,J. LAB MTWRF 10:35AM-12:30PM BKS G215

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2923 Sect. A3 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G235 Ma,L. LAB MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM BKS G233 2924 Sect. A4 MTWRF 12:40PM-02:35PM BKS G214 LAB MTWRF 02:45PM-04:40PM BKS G215 2925 Sect. A5 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM BKS G235 Freeman,J. LAB MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM BKS G233 2926 Sect. A6 MTWRF 02:45PM-04:40PM BKS G214 Ma,L. LAB MTWRF 04:50PM-06:45PM BKS G215 2927 Sect. A7 MTWRF 04:50PM-06:45PM BKS G214 LAB MTWRF 06:55PM-08:50PM BKS G215 PHYS 2426 Physics for Engineers II Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 2961 Sect. A1 MTWRF 10:35AM-12:30PM BKS G214 Hendricks,G. LAB MTWRF 12:40AM-02:35PM BKS G215 2962 Sect. A2 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM BKS G235 Honan,T. LAB MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM BKS G233 2963 Sect. A3 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM BKS G235 Hendricks,G. LAB MTWRF 05:55PM-07:50PM BKS G233

Bryan Campus 3125 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM 3126 Sect. A2 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM

ACD A266 ACD A266

Ur,B. Tolle,G.

SPANISH
SPAN 1411 Beginning Spanish I Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 1042 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-12:50PM BKS G217 LAB W 11:35AM-12:50PM BKS G218 1043 Sect. A2 MTWRF 01:45PM-05:00PM BKS G217 LAB W 03:45PM-05:00PM BKS G218 SPAN 1412 Beginning Spanish II Course Fee: $15 Bryan Campus 1045 Sect. A1 MTWRF 07:30AM-10:45AM BKS G230 LAB W 09:30AM-10:45AM BKS G227 1046 Sect. A2 MTWRF 11:40AM-02:55PM BKS G230 LAB W 01:40PM-02:55PM BKS G227 1047 Sect. A3 MTWRF 01:45PM-05:00PM BKS G239 LAB W 03:45PM-05:00PM BKS G227 SPAN 2311 Intermediate Spanish I Bryan Campus 1150 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM BKS G240 SPAN 2312 Intermediate Spanish II Bryan Campus 1151 Sect. A1 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM BKS G114

PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 2301 General Psychology Brenham Campus 0011 Sect. 01 MTWRF 08:00AM-09:55AM ARTS 208 Thomas,L. 0012 Sect. 02 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM ARTS 208 Thomas,L. Bryan Campus 3115 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A268 Pinney,M. 3116 Sect. A2 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A268 Webster,M. PSYC 2314 Lifespan Growth & Development Bryan Campus 3120 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM ACD A122 White,B. Video Conference Courses-Schulenburg 9507 Sect. V2 T R 12:00PM-02:55PM MAIN 110 McShan,M. Video Conference Courses-Sealy 9006 Sect. V1 T R 12:00PM-02:55PM MAIN 110VC McShan,M.

SPEECH
SPCH 1315 Public Speaking Brenham Campus 7800 Sect. B1 TWR 10:05AM-12:00PM Bryan Campus 3600 Sect. A0 MTWRF 07:30AM-09:25AM 3601 Sect. A1 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM 3602 Sect. A2 MTWRF 09:35AM-11:30AM 3603 Sect. A3 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM 3604 Sect. A4 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM 3605 Sect. A5 MTWRF 01:45PM-03:40PM 3606 Sect. A6 MTWRF 03:50PM-05:45PM CLAS 16 HLT H231 HLT H231 HLT H220 HLT H220 HLT H231 HLT H220 HLT H220 Vavra,D. Hartman,B. Way,W.

READING
READ 0304 Basic Reading Course Fee: $18 Brenham Campus 0110 Sect. 01 MTWRF 12:30PM-03:45PM ACAD 22 READ 0305 Reading Course Fee: $18 Brenham Campus 0111 Sect. 01 MTWRF 12:30PM-03:45PM ACAD 4 Bryan Campus 1040 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM LIB L259 LAB MTWRF 01:45PM-02:55PM LIB L249 READ 0306 Reading Course Fee: $18 Brenham Campus 0112 Sect. 01 MTWRF 12:30PM-03:45PM ACAD 4 Bryan Campus 1041 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM LIB L261 LAB MTWRF 01:45PM-02:55PM LIB L257

STUDY SKILLS
STDY 0311 Strategies for College Success Bryan Campus 1055 Sect. A1 MTWRF 11:40AM-01:35PM ACD A117

SOCIOLOGY
SOCI 1301 Sociology Brenham Campus 0010 Sect. 01 MTWRF 10:05AM-12:00PM MAIN 323 Sebesta,S.

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Student Information Form for Distance Education: Internet Courses

Fill out this form online at http://www.blinn.edu/disted/contactinfo.htm and receive an introductory email from the Distance Education office!
COURSE NAME: _________________________________________________(Example: GOVT 2306) COURSE SECTION: N1 N2 N3 N4 N5 ---------- (circle one)

YOUR NAME: ________________________________________________________________ STUDENT ID NUMBER: _______________________________________________________ LOCAL MAILING ADDRESS: Street/PO Box: _______________________________________________________________ Apartment No.: _______________________________________________________________ City: _______________________________________________________________________ State/Zip: ___________________________________________________________________ EMAIL ADDRESS: ____________________________________________________________ TELEPHONE (HOME):_________________________________________________________ TELEPHONE (WORK): ________________________________________________________ TELEPHONE (CELL): _________________________________________________________

For statistical purposes only. Are you a: Blinn Student None Blinn web site Blinn and TAMU Student 1-3 Internet Radio Advertisements TEAM Student 1-3 Telecourses Word of Mouth Other Several Prior Experience Other How many Distance Education Courses have you taken? How did you hear about Distance Education Courses?

Mail this form to Distance Education, P.O. Box 6030, Bryan, Texas 77805-6030 OR Fax this form to 979.209.7462 Questions about Distance Education? Call 979-209-7298 or visit http://www.blinn.edu/disted/

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DISTANCE LEARNING: INTERNET, BLENDED, AND INTERACTIVE VIDEO General Information

Blinn College offers courses by Internet (section N), blended internet/face-to-face courses (section B), and by interactive video (section V). Explanations for each type and general information can be found on the Distance Learning web site at http://www.blinn.edu/disted or on the FAQ on the next page in this bulletin. In order to determine whether Distance Learning best complements your learning style, please take the READI assessment quiz at: http://www.blinn.edu/ disted/students/current/index.htm Steps for Students taking Distance Learning Courses: 1. Register for the course using BORIS or the telephone registration system. 2. Depending on which type of Distance Learning course you are taking, follow the instructions below - Internet courses (Section N): a. Visit the Distance Learning web site at http://www.blinn.edu/disted/ b. Fill out a student information form online: http://www.blinn.edu/disted/studentinfo.htm When you submit that form and provide a valid email address, you will automatically receive an email from our office with Distance Learning information. c. Visit our tutorials page to learn about the different components of eCampus: http://www.blinn.edu/disted/ internet/tutorials.htm

d. Attend an on-campus orientation or visit the online orientation classroom to learn how to navigate through eCampus. On-campus Orientations: http://www.blinn.edu/disted/internet/oncampusorient.htm Online Orientations: http://www.blinn.edu/disted/internet/onlineorient.htm e. Purchase your textbooks. The Blinn College bookstore can be found online at http://blinncol.bkstore. com/ f. Login to your course on the first day of school. Login instructions are available at http://www.blinn.edu/ disted/internet/login.htm

- Blended courses (Section B): a. Attend class at the time indicated on your schedule. Your instructor will give you further information. - Interactive Video Courses (Section V): a. Attend class at the time indicated on your schedule. Your instructor will give you further information.

If you have any questions, please visit the Distance Learning web site at http://www.blinn.edu/disted/

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DISTANCE LEARNING FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is an internet course (N)? Students work within a virtual classroom environment using eCampus, interacting with their instructor and fellow classmates using the tools within the virtual classroom. These courses are indicated in the course schedule using an N for the section number (i.e., ENGL 1301-N1) What is a blended course (B)? The course will typically meet once a week at the time indicated on your schedule. The remaining interaction will take place in an online classroom using eCampus. Students must attend class in addition to participating in the online environment. These courses are indicated in the course schedule using a B for the section number (i.e., MUSI 1306-B1) What is an interactive video course (V)? The course meets according to the time indicated on your schedule. The instructor will be on one campus and teach students at the other campuses. These courses are indicated in the course schedule using a V for the section number (i.e., ENGL 1301-V1) As soon as I register over the telephone or on BORIS, will I be able to get into my online course? You will not have access to your course until the first day of class. If you register late, there is a 24-48 hour turnaround time. Where do I take my tests? Tests are administered in the Learning Center on either the Brenham or Bryan campus. In Schulenburg, all tests are administered in the library. In Sealy, tests are administered by appointment only. Visit http://www.blinn.edu/disted/ testing/index.htm for more information. Where should I buy my books? Many Distance Learning courses have different books than those used in the traditional classroom. Contact the instructor or the Blinn bookstore http://blinncol.bkstore.com/ to make sure you are purchasing the correct book. Some internet courses require an access code and these access codes are shrink-wrapped with your book. If you have the wrong book, you will not be able to get into your online course until you purchase the correct book with the correct access code. Are the dates for Distance Learning courses the same as traditional courses? For the Fall, Spring, and minimester semesters, the dates for traditional and Distance Learning courses are the same. For the Summer semester, internet courses may be 5-weeks or 10-weeks long. These summer courses follow the appropriate schedule for 5-week or 10-week courses. Tell me about eCampus. Blinn College uses eCampus as its learning management system. eCampus information and technical requirements can be found at http://www.blinn.edu/disted/ecampus/ Students who do not know how to navigate the web using an Internet browser such as Internet Explorer, do not have basic keyboarding skills, or do not have experience with saving, uploading, and downloading files are highly unlikely to succeed in Internet or blended classes. To determine whether Distance Learning best complements your learning style, please take the READI assessment quiz at: http://www.blinn.edu/disted/students/current/index.htm

If you have any questions, please visit the Distance Learning web site at http://www.blinn.edu/disted/
Blinn College is partnered with Microsoft Windows Live @ Edu to provide e-mail accounts to future, current and former Blinn students. This e-mail account is the primary electronic communication method between Blinn College and students. Each student is provisioned an account based on the following format: Firstname.LastnameLast2digitsBlinnID@buc.blinn.edu i.e. (Staci.Smithe12@buc.blinn.edu) You can also log into BORIS, https://boris.blinn.edu, to see your Blinn e-mail account. To start using your account go to: http://mail.live.com Sign in using your newly created email address: Firstname.LastnameLast2numbersStudentID@buc.blinn.edu Enter your old password. Your old password is your Blinn Student ID number. Enter your new password twice.

STUDENT E-MAIL ACCOUNTS

What can I do with this account?

Receive official communications from Blinn College Send/Receive e-mail to friends, fellow students, faculty and staff Store documents on SkyDrive in Spaces Share information with blogs, web pages, lists and photos in Spaces Forward this e-mail account or check multiple e-mail accounts This E-mail account does not expire and the Inbox remains active as long as you log in at least once every 180 days.

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BEFORE YOU PICK UP THE PHONE, READ AND COMPLETE THIS WORKSHEET

Blinn Colleges Telephone Registration Worksheet

(979) 821-0466 (All Campuses) Students may register for courses on the Brenham, Bryan, Schulenburg, or Sealy campuses with telephone number listed.

1. To begin the telephone registration process, please call (979) 821-0466 (all campuses). 2. Listen to the general menu options, along with Brenham, Bryan, Schulenburg, and Sealy campus admissions office telephone numbers. 3. At the voice prompt, press 1 if you have a touch tone phone. (Reminder: Touch tone phones make a tone sound after each button is pressed. Be aware that not all push-button phones are touch-tone phones. Also, if you have the call-waiting feature on your phone, it will temporarily need to be disabled, because incoming calls could cause data error. Normally, call-waiting can be disabled by pressing *70.) 4. Enter your six-digit student ID number followed by the pound sign (#) Looking Up ID To look up your Blinn College student ID# based on your social security number, please press 0
#

Press 1 to confirm. You will be prompted to enter your Social Security No. Press 1 to confirm. Your six-digit ID number will be repeated to you. 5. Enter your password. (Initial password = Birthdate: YYYY MM DD. Example: May 24, 1982 is: 19820524). Students should change the initial password for security purposes. If you changed your password in BORIS, the passwords will not be the same. If your admissions file is not complete, the system will tell you what Helpful Hints: Use the documents you must turn into the admissions office before you will following keys to move be allowed to register. When your admissions file is complete, you through the system: will be allowed to continue through the registration process. * repeats the last message # return to main menu Telephone registration options: 1 fast forward through 1 = Course entry 4 = Credit card payment/Account Balance message 2 = Grade reporting 5 = Changing password Hang-up Exit system 3 = Schedule review Account Balance To listen to your Account Balance Press 4 (Credit card payment/Account Balance). Enter the semester code for the semester you are registering. 1 = Spring 2 = Summer I 3 = Summer II 4 = Fall Vehicle Registration Fee - You will be asked to designate whether you need a vehicle sticker. Press the appropriate number. 1 = Vehicle fee only 2 = No vehicle fee Your Cumulative Balance will be announced. Your Semester (Term) Balance will be announced. You will be asked to either pay by credit card over the phone or come in and pay in person. A. To pay by credit card, press 1 and enter your credit card number. Then you will be asked to enter the expiration date = MM YY. Example: May 2001 is: 0501 You must press 1 to authorize payment. B. To come in and pay in person, press 2 .
(Worksheet Continued on Next Page)
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6. Press 1 to register, add, or drop courses.

REGISTER, ADD OR DROP COURSES

7. Enter the semester code for the semester you are registering. press 3

8. To REGISTER or ADD courses: Press 1 ; to DROP a course press 2 ; to COMPLETE your schedule To REGISTER or ADD courses, complete the following section: g Example: ENGL 1301 Composition and Rhetoric 1441 Sect. 01 MTWR 7:30A-9:25A ADM A265 Name & Day of the Course Title Enter: course schedule number Section Week (Call#) Example (press): ENGL MTWR Comp. & Rhet. 1441 1301-01

Course Time 7:30A-9:25A

Class Location ADM A265

Alternate Courses: Plan other course(s) you are eligible to take in case the course(s) you choose are not available. Name & Day of the Course Title Course Time Class Enter: course schedule number Section Week Location (Call#)

To DROP a course(s), press 2 and repeat step 6 above. To COMPLETE your schedule, press 3

Once you have entered your schedule, your entire schedule will be repeated to you. If the repeated schedule is correct, press 1 . If it is incorrect, press 2 . 9. Once the schedule is correct, you will be asked to designate whether you need a vehicle sticker. Press the appropriate number. 1 = Vehicle fee only 2 = No vehicle fee 10. You will be asked to either pay by credit card over the phone or come in and pay in person. A. To pay by credit card, press 1 and enter your credit card number. Then you will be asked to enter the expiration date = MM YY. Example: May 2001 is: 0501 You must press 1 to authorize payment. B. To come in and pay in person, press 2 . 11. Your telephone registration is complete. To print your schedule and/or bill, please log on to the Blinn College web-site at www.blinn.edu and press the BORIS (Blinn Online Registration Information System) link.

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The following tabs are available through BORIS:

HOME Tab Display current semester schedule. Links to Registration information: Student Profile Form.; Your major (Option to update); and Your email address on file (Option to update). Links to: Business Office webpage, Payment Due Dates, Registration Dates and Times, Information regarding Course-Drop Policy, Information regarding Nonfunded Course Tuition and Campus Announcements ACADEMICS Tab links to 1. Academic Status Review your home/campus contact information, emergency contact information and academic holds. 2. Academic Summary View a summary of your academic standing for each term you have attended. 3. Class Grades Review your grades and status for classes taken each term. 4. Class Schedule View class schedule including meeting times/locations. Select a term to narrow the scope of this report. 5. Degree Information Report on your declared major, catalog year and advisor for each term. 6. View Charges See your tuition and other A/R transactions. CLASS OPENINGS Tab links to 1. Available and maximum seats. 2. Call number (Course Identification Number). 3. Course title, section and credits. 4. Instructors, meeting times and classrooms. COURSE CATALOG Tab links to 1. Look up classes by department and campus. 2. A report will be created which will display course, course title, credits and a description of each course. FINANCIAL AID Tab links to 1. Awards View detailed information on your financial aid awards. 2. Status View detailed information on your financial aid status. 3. Tracking View detailed information on the tracking of your financial aid documents. 4. Forms Student Aid Data, Dependent and Independent Verification Worksheets, Additional Unsubsidized Loan Request and Texas Tomorrow Fund Authorization Form. 5. Resources Entrance Counseling, Exit Counseling, Loans by Web, Parent Plus Loan, View Charges, Financial Home Page. FORMS Tab links to 1. Student Profile Requirement to register on BORIS. 2. Enrollment and/or Degree Verification - Print enrollment verification certificates to entities requiring proof of enrollment, view your enrollment history, view enrollment verifications provided to student service providers at your request, check loan deferments sent to your lenders, and link to real-time information on your student loans. 3. Student Information Form for Distance Education If you have registered for an internet course or telecourse, you can link to the online student information form. You will receive a general information email that will assist you in beginning your distance education course. 4. Self-Advising Waiver First time students who have passed all sections or are exempt from the THEA test can choose to either be academically advised prior to registration or select to sign this form. 5. BORIS Comment Form Submit your BORIS comments. 6. Financial Aid Forms Click here to obtain Student Data Forms, Dependent and Independent Verification worksheets, Additional Unsubsidized Loan Request Form and Texas Tomorrow Fund Authorization Form. 7. Housing Form (Brenham campus only) Submit this form and housing deposit if you would like to apply to live oncampus. PAYMENTS Tab Choose the term in which you wish to make a payment. RECORDS Tab links to 1. Admissions Status Shows the status of your application for admission. 2. Drop Count Display - View your test scores and other Success Initiative information. 3. Methods of payment Lists payment dates and different methods in which you can pay your bill. 4. Personal Information Reports your contact and biographical information. You can also review any holds that might prevent you from registering for classes. 5. Test Scores View your entrance placement test scores and other Success Initiative information. 6. Transcript Request Form Request a copy of your transcript to be sent to another institution, individual, or yourself. 7. Transfer Courses A report of classes that you have transferred from another institution. 8. Unofficial Transcript This is an unofficial report of your coursework, grades, credits and grade points organized by term. 9. Update Emergency Notification Information - Verify and update your emergency contact information. 10. Update Major Code View your major. If it is incorrect, update it.

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Boris System Online Registration

STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS
Step 1: Enter the Website address of www.blinn.edu

Step 2: Log-on to BORIS by clicking on the corner of the Blinns home page.

link located at the bottom left hand

Step 3: Enter your 6-digit student ID number. (Your ID number is located on your ID card or your Admissions letter, top left hand corner). Step 4: Enter your 8-digit password (Your password is your birthday YYYYMMDD). [Example: If your birthday is March 30, 1982 your password would be 19820330]. We encourage you to change your password the first time you log on to something only you know. It could be any combination of numbers and letters that are at least 4 digits long. This code is only known by you; therefore, keep it in a secured place. Admissions and Records will not have access to your new password. You can change your password by Access Password clicking the following icon on the home page:

You are ready to click Log In. On the next page, your name should appear in two places: Your name, you are logged in. Time and date

Welcome, Your name.

Step 5: Click on the registration tab and the registration page with general information will display.

Registration

Description Of Services

Note: Help Icon is provided.

(help icon)

Step 6: The term and school (Blinn College) should be displayed. If not, select the term and school. Now you are ready to click Load Registration. You should receive this message: Your request is being validated. Please stand by for instructions. If registration request is not validated, a pop-up box will give an explanation as to why you are not ready to register at this time. This pop-up box will display instructions if you have not completed the Student Profile Survey. Click on the FORMS Tab and select Student Profile survey Form to fill one out.

If your admissions file has an administrative hold, a pop-up box with an explanation for the hold will be displayed. See example.

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Step 7: To add a class, you have two options: Option 1: Click , enter the 4-digit call number. Please make sure the call number is for your preferred scheduled time and instructor. See the boldfaced call number in the following example as found in the Course Schedule

Example: (Call #)

ENGL 1301 Composition & Rhetoric (Course Name) Brenham Campus (Campus Location) 0275 Sect. 01 MWF 08:00AM-08:50AM ACAD 5

Instructors Name

Option 2: Use the Process Find.

Proces s Find

and Select a discipline, location and/or time and day preferences. Click
Clear

Course Number (Optional)

Any Day

Select a discipline

Agriculture-AGRI
Any Time

Brenham
Call#

Course Title Instructor

A table will display. Below is an example:

CL
Course/Section

20
2

01 01

CR

Meeting Time

Classroom

0515 0074

AGRI1121 AGRI1315

0.0 3.0

LIVESTOCK JUDGING Name Horticulture

M W 01:10-03:35P T R 01:10-02:25P

BNARTS103 BNARTS107

Name

T 02:35-03:50P

0075

-- Click on the double red arrows of the class you prefer and the call number will display:
Add CALL #
0075

Name Animal Science M W 08:00-09:50A BNARTS103 Number of openings is displayed before the double red arrows ( ). CL means the class is closed no openings available at this time you are registering. 3.0

AGRI1319

01

Step 8: Click on Process Add. The screen will confirm the addition to your schedule by displaying a pop-up box . If the class is unavailable, you will get a pop-up box stating so and you will need to select another class call number. Step 9:**NEW** Vehicle Registration Available through BORIS To add a Vehicle Registration fee, Click , enter the 4-digit call number for your designated campus. Brenham [9997], Bryan [9998 or 9999], Schulenburg [9995]. Reminder: If you have registered your vehicle for the Summer I semester, it is valid for Summer II as well.

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Step 10: To delete/drop a class, two options: Option 1: Click enter the 4-digit call number of the scheduled class that you would like to drop. Option 2: Click on the double red arrows of the class and the call number will be displayed.

Click Process Drop. The screen will confirm the drop by removing it from the displayed list of classes you have chosen. (save all work and quit). A pop-up Step 11: Upon completing your schedule, click on box will ask Save All Changes to Your Schedule? Click OK. Step 12: The screen should provide the following information:

This concludes your class registration session. If you have an email address on file, you will be prompted to receive a copy of your schedule by clicking SEND EMAIL.

Continue to view and/or print your Official Schedule and Charges and optionally pay your bill with a credit card.
Payment MUST be made by the date indicated on the Business Office web page or you will be dropped from your courses. Click here for payment dates and methods.

Step 13. Click on blue arrow. The screen should provide the following: Check to be sure the information is correct, click Print before proceeding to Step 14.
Date: __________ Time: ______ **** Official Schedule **** TERM: This is your OFFICIAL SCHEDULE for the term being registered. Double check this schedule for correctness. Print

Please print this screen for your records. You MUST have this printout if you have any scheduling questions or problems. Term Term Chosen Term Chosen Term Chosen Term Call# Class Sec Title Where When Amount Date $$$.$$ __/__/____ $$$.$$ __/__/____ $$$.$$ __/__/____ Total Amount: $$$$.$$ Instructor Hrs Att

**** Charges and Payments **** Description Tuition - BN General Fee Lab

PAYMENT DUE DATES: For a complete list of payment due dates, please go to the main Blinn College page at www.blinn.edu, click on 'Quicklinks', then click on Calendars'.
Financial Aid and Scholarships are estimates until the official date of record. For spring and fall semesters this is the 12th class day. For summer semesters this is the 4th class day. Financial Aid and some Scholarship amounts are based upon enrollment hours. Amounts may change if enrollment hours increases or decreases.

Next Page

Step 14: Click the blue arrow and the following information will be displayed:
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ID __ __ __ __ __ __ __ Date: Month, Day, Year

Print Time:

It is suggested to Click Print to keep for your records.

Your Total Balance Due Blinn College is $ _______________ Note: Your Total Balance Due may include charges you owe from previous semesters. (For a detailed description of your Total Balance Due, please click on the ACADEMICS Tab, choose View Charges from the Academic Services List and choose All Terms from the Term list, then click the Load button.)
Would you like to pay this balance with a credit card?
Yes

No Yes
No

Would you like to set up an online payment plan for this balance?

Pay with credit card, click yes. A QuikPay pop-up box will be displayed. Click Make Payment. Enter the information for Credit Card, Contact and Address. Click Make Payment. No payment at this time, click no. (Be aware of payment deadlines.) Set up an online payment plan, click yes. Illustration of FACTS ecashier homepage can be seen below.

FACTS ecashier
If you click yes to set up an online payment plan, the following page will be displayed. Read the information, then click proceed. You will be instructed to complete the form to process the online installment plan. Please have your credit card or bank information (name, telephone number, account number and the bank routing number) readily available. If you have any problems or difficulties using BORIS, please contact Enrollment Services during business hours: Brenham 979-830-4800 or Bryan 979-209-7240 or Email BORIS@blinn.edu ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING PARKING PERMITS In order to receive a parking permit, the following must be provided to Enrollment Services: 1. License plate number. 2. Vehicle model, make, color and year. 3. Your account status must indicate one of the following: Paid in full, Payment plan or Financial aid funds have been accepted.

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Boris System Online Registration

STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS TO ENROLL IN ONLINE PAYMENT PLAN
Step 1: Enter the Website address of www.blinn.edu

Step 2: Log into BORIS by clicking on the home page.

link located at the left hand side of the Blinns

Step 3: Enter your 6-digit Blinn student ID number. (Your Blinn ID number is located on your Blinn ID card or your Admissions letter, top left hand corner). Step 4: Enter your 8-digit password (Your password is your birthday YYYYMMDD). [Example: If your birthday is March 30, 1982 your password would be 19820330]. You are ready to click Log In.

On the next page, your name should appear in two places: Your name, you are logged in. Time and date Step 5: Select Payments tab
Step 6: Select term (Example: Fall 2010), click on Load

Welcome, Your name.

Step 7: Scroll down the page and click Continue to Next Page Step 8: Select Yes to the question Would you like to set up an online payment plan for this balance?

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Illustration of FACTS ecashier homepage can be seen below.

FACTS ecashier
If you click yes to set up an online payment plan, the following page will be displayed. Read the information, then click proceed. You will be instructed to complete the form to process the online installment plan. Please have your credit card or bank information (name, telephone number, account number and the bank routing number) readily available. If you have any problems or difficulties using BORIS, please contact Enrollment Services during business hours: Brenham 979-830-4800 or Bryan 979-209-7240

Advantages Easy online enrollment Monthly payment plan Flexible payment options No interest

or Email BORIS@blinn.edu

Payment Methods Automatic bank payment (ACH) Credit card/debit card Payments are processed on the 5th of each month and will continue until the balance is paid in full. Cost to Participate $25 enrollment fee per semester (ACH & credit card) $25 returned payment fee if a payment is returned Go to the following link to find additional information regarding the online payment plan: http://www.blinn.edu/facts/index.htm

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