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… on-campus counterparts. Online classes are not self-paced courses; they follow the semester schedule and online students have deadlines and schedules just as classroom courses do. This means that they start when the semester starts. Some online classes are short term classes which have their own start dates; please check the schedule of classes for those dates. Neither the ELAC Online Learning Office nor …

… MUS 248 Students must practice on campus for a minimum of five hours per week. MUSIC 181-184 CONTRACT This form explains what is expected of both the Applied student and Private Teacher at your private lessons. At your first lesson, you must both … fill out a Recital Application Form, approved and signed by your Private Teacher, and turn it in to Dr. Nagatani at least ONE WEEK prior to the student recital date. However, due to the large number of student performers, it is strongly … recommended to turn in your forms two or even three weeks early to ensure a space in the recital. Please make sure that you print all required information clearly and accurately. CONCERT ATTENDANCE As an Applied student, you will be given …

… may suspend the student for the day of the incident and the following class session. The Department Chair must notify the appropriate Dean of Academic Affairs. A copy of the Faculty Notification of Student Violation Form must be given to the … process, per board rule 91101. Student Discipline in Progressive Order Warning - Written or oral notice to the student that continuation or repetition of behavior may result in disciplinary action. Reprimand - Written censure for violation of … Services may recommend to the President temporary termination of student status, or the suspension of the student from one or more of the following: classes, activities, services, programs, or specific locations on campus, subject to …

… Personal Finance and Investments (3 Units) CSU LECTURE, 3 HOURS This course presents the theory and practice involved with applying personal financial decisions met in everyday liv­ing. Students learn about the functions of financial insti­tutions, time value of money, setting budgets, and saving for major purchases and retirement. Also included are a selection of services that are chosen from topics such as borrowing money, lending money, buying insurance, buy­ing a new home, and buying stocks …