Credit Life Span Policy #3.2901

Part 1. Policy Statement: n/a

Part 2. Purpose/Authority:

The purpose of this policy is to establish an acceptable limit for credits to apply toward degree requirements.

Part 3. Scope/Applicability

Program exceptions to this policy may be requested by a program faculty and be approved by Academic Dean and SCC Registrar.

Part 4. Definitions: n/a

Part 5. Major Sections:

Arts & Sciences credits shall have an indefinite life span; however, there may be a restricted timeframe on specific Arts & Sciences courses in specific academic programs.
Technical credits shall have a life span of five (5) years from the time the course was completed. Exceptions to this policy may be requested and must be approved by the program advisor and Academic Dean.

Part 6. Forms: n/a

Date of Last Review: 11/5/24

Faculty Spotlight - HVAC/R

Peter McCabe

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N. Mankato: F130-d

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Rex Hammerschmidt

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Faculty Spotlight - Machine Tool Technology

Bill Block

Education:Diploma, Ridgewater College

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Jon Morgan

Education:Diploma, A.A.S., South Central College; B.S., Bemidji State University

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N. Mankato: G100-b

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