Student can express concerns about grades, course content, or their instructors by following our time sensitive Academic Matters process.

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In certain situations, students can seek to have failing grades forgiven. Find out if you meet the criteria with the link below.

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Students are expected to submit their own work and attribute proper credit when sources are used. The students are accountable for cheating and plagiarism under the Student Code of Conduct.

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Students should strive to achieve 2.0 grades or higher in each class to be considered in good academic standing. Those who are unable to do so may be required to participate in programs or processes designed to improve academic performance.

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In order to be admitted into in a degree / certificate seeking program for college credit, students must meet our admissions criteria. Some programs may also have additional admissions requirements.

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Students must adhere to the colleges policies related to alcohol and drug use. Our Student Code of Conduct and our prevention program offer more information.

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The only animals allowed on campus are those defined as service animals.

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Regular class attendance and participation is expected. Some programs may have specific requirements and requirements may vary from instructor to instructor. Students who do not attend classes and participate regularly will not be successful and may have their Financial Aid impacted.

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Want to take a class but no earn credit or grades? If so, considering auditing a course.

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Students must adhere to the published guidelines when using the college logo.

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Students are expected to adhere to all rules for using the college’s computers, networks, software and associated devices.

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The College is committed to abiding by ADA requirements and offers support to students with disabilities. If you had an IEP in high school, or you think you may qualify for accommodations under ADA, then contact our Disability Support Services Office. The staff there can explain how accommodations apply to the college setting, and determine if you qualify to receive them.

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Students receiving financial aid funds such as grants, loans and scholarships are required to follow the terms and conditions set by the federal regulations for financial aid.

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There are standards of progress that students must maintain in order to ensure that they remain eligible to receive financial aid funds. The Department of Education required qualitative and quantitative standards require students to maintain an overall completion rate and GPA as they progress toward their college goals.

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The students and employees of the College and members of the public shall be permitted to exercise their rights of free speech and expressive activity subject to reasonable regulations with regard to the time, place and manner of the activities adhering to Board Policy 1062 and Board Procedure 1062.1.

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Our goal is to foster a campus free of gender based and sexual misconduct. The college provides support services and a place for students to report concerns of this nature.

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Students should carry a Schoolcraft College student ID card or a valid driver’s license/state ID card on campus at all times.

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Class specific deadlines for homework and assignments can be found on your course syllabus. In addition, students should know and will be accountable for key deadlines. Want to know the last day to register for a class, get refund or withdrawal? How about holiday observances, mid-winter break? View this information on the College website.

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All new students who do not have previous college or university experience are required to complete new student orientation.

Distance Learning

• Students enrolling in Distance Learning courses should complete the Distance Learning orientation
• Those enrolled in Open Entry / Open Exit courses need to complete the OE/OE required orientation before being given access to their coursework.

Students are expected to adhere to all payment requirements and deadlines. Failure to do so can result in the student being dropped from class(es).

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We want you to be successful in your courses. As such, students need to adhere to published course pre-requisites. In order to ensure student success, the college limits the number of times you can attempt a course.

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To receive a refund for a credit course, a student must officially drop the course on or before the published last day for refunds. Refund periods vary depending on how long the course lasts and when it begins. Refunds for non-credit classes are granted up through the day before the class meets.

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Students must register for classes on or before the last day for refund/schedule adjustment for each course. Register early for best course selection. If you are trying to register in a class that is already full or has met for the first time, you will need to follow the overload and late entry process. Learn the difference between dropping classes and withdrawing or classes and how to use our waitlist if the class you want is full. Our Registration and Answer Center can assist you.

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The college uses an online reporting tool for tracking and responding to complaints and incidents of concern on campus such as or threatening behavior or wellbeing concerns. Student appeals are also handled in this system.

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The college uses your residency status to determine the tuition rates that students pay for credit bearing courses.  Students are responsible for maintaining accurate contact information, including address in their college file. There are deadlines for every semester by which students must update their residency status that impact tuition rates.

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Students who are 60 years or older prior to the first day of their class are eligible for a tuition discount. Students must provide acceptable proof their senior status at the Registration Center prior to registering.

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Thinking of using your drone on campus?

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Our campuses are smoke and tobacco free including the use of electronic cigarettes, vaporizers and and medical marijuana.

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We expect all students to abide by all classroom rules and the college’s Student Coe of Conduct.

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Schoolcraft College adheres to privacy regulations for educational records set forth by federal law called FERPA. Students can grant access to their record to parents (or others) by following our release of information process.

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Regular class attendance and participation is expected. Some programs may have specific requirements and requirements may vary from instructor to instructor. Students who do not attend classes and participate regularly will not be successful and may have their Financial Aid impacted.

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We want you got graduate on time. The SC No-classes-cancelled Guarantee means we make every effort to ensure classes are held as scheduled.

• Some programs/course may require a minimum number of students enrolled ensure the learning activities in the class can be accomplished.
• The college may change the day, time or location of classes.
• If an instructor originally scheduled to teach a class becomes unavailable and the college is unable to find another instructor for that class, the college reserves the right to cancel that class.
• Classes cancelled on a one-time basis during the semester due to instructor illness can be found on the Cancellations and Closings web page.
• College cancellations due to weather or other emergency will be announced via SC alerts and shared on media/social media. Weather conditions can vary, even over a small geographic area. Students must exercise their own judgment concerning safety, whether the college is open or closed.

Not sure if you are a freshman, sophomore, full time or part time student?

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How many credit hours do students need to take to be considered full time?

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Schoolcraft College has five types of credit bearing credentials. Credentials are the degrees and certificates that we award to students when they complete all requirements and apply to graduate.

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Credit hours are units used for each course that, when combined, indicate a students’ progress toward graduation. Contact hours for each course more fully represent the amount of time students need to commit in order to learn the content for a course, not including time for homework and study. Contact hours can occur in many settings such as during a lecture, a lab, a clinical setting or an offsite learning experience like those found in internships.

How does Schoolcraft College determine the amount of contact hours needed to optimize learning?

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Credit hours are units used for each course that, when combined, indicate a students’ progress toward graduation.

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Students can earn a spot on the Dean’s List if they exhibit exceptional academic success.

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Your class syllabus will tell you if your instructor will accept any late works or assignments, make up exams, or grant any extensions on due dates for short term illness or emergency situations. Each instructor may have a different policy so read your syllabus for each course. If you experience a longer absence from class you might be a candidate for incomplete grades.

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Your course syllabus will provide the grading scale for each course. The college maintains a transcript of your final course grade and your grade point average.

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Apply to graduate so your degree/certificate can be added to your academic record/transcript. You can also attend our annual graduation ceremony.

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High achieving students who desire an enriching, enhanced educational experience. Scholars receive a tuition scholarship, attend leadership conferences, include honors designation on transcripts, along with many other additional benefits.

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Students should carry a Schoolcraft College student ID card or a valid driver’s license/state ID card on campus at all times.

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Ever wonder what an online course is like? Looking for something that has some flexibility? Prefer to be in a traditional classroom? It’s important for students to recognize the various learning occurs and to choose course formats that best fit with your learning style.

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It is important that students do not simply stop attending classes. Learn more about attendance expectations and what will happen if you walk away from your classes without dropping or withdrawing.

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The college offers several options for evaluating if your prior learning experience are worth college credits.

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The college uses an online reporting tool for tracking and responding to complaints and incidents of concern on campus such as or threatening behavior or wellbeing concerns. Student appeals are also handled in this system.

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We expect all students to abide by all classroom rules and the college’s Student Coe of Conduct.

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Schoolcraft College requires email for all credit students. Students are expected to access their SCmail account regularly and will be held accountable for information shared by the college via the email account.

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How much homework or study time will students do outside of ‘class’ time?

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Our Testing Center handles a variety of exams for the college and external agencies. New students can take placement tests, and current students may make up tests or exams for their courses at the discretion of their instructor. Testing also administers tests for those served by the Disability Support Services office and proctors exams for certain online courses. Bring a photo ID to take your test.

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Outgoing Transcripts:

Schoolcraft College has partnered with the National Student Clearinghouse (NSC) to provide the service of secure online ordering and delivery of Schoolcraft transcripts. Safe, fast, secure, and easy, it is the most efficient way to order your official transcripts.

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Incoming Transcripts:

If you are a new student or are transferring into Schoolcraft College from another college or university, find out how to send your transcripts to us.

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The Learning Center staff stands ready to assist students with study skills, tutoring and much more. Check out our Peer Assisted Learning and Writing Support Studio programs. Get help with exam prep sessions at the end of the semester.

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Not sure what course you need to take and when you should take them? Trying to decide what your major will be or where you will transfer? Get an academic plan and stay on track.

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Schoolcraft College offers a variety of technology that students can access to help them achieve their academic goals.

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Managing the stress of school, work and personal commitments and using time-management skills to create an effective balance can be a challenge for some students. Counselors are available to provide assistance or referrals in dealing with these and other personal issues that may be impacting your success as a Schoolcraft student.

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The Disabilities Support Services office assists the College in ensuring equal access to programs and activities by facilitating accommodations and by providing encouragement and support for individuals with disabilities. Schoolcraft College strives to make all of its web resources accessible to individuals with disabilities.

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Schoolcraft College offers both credit and non-credit English as a Second Language courses and additional resources. Read more 

F1 students seeking assistance with their Visa status should contact Academic Advising.

Students seeking evaluations on transcripts from institutions outside of the United States should have their transcripts translated using an approved service. Read more 

The Schoolcraft College libraries provide access to many of the key academic resources to further your education. These resources include: access to books, eBooks, reference materials and journal articles from a wide selection of academic databases.

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We believe that everyone is responsible for upholding the core values of respect and responsibility; this includes working together to keep our campus safe. SC aware provides a safe place where members of the college community can report concerns, threatening behavior or well-being concerns without the fear of retaliation.

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The Schoolcraft College Testing Center offers comprehensive testing services for students, faculty, business and industry, groups and individuals. The Testing Center provides placement testing, specialized testing, and test proctoring.

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The Learning Center provides many resources to assist students through study skills, tutoring and more.

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The Answer Center is available to students via phone during day/evening hours and via email for after hours to get information and questions answered about Schoolcraft College.

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Schoolcraft College Athletics offers its student-athletes the opportunity to compete in 10 Men’s and Women’s intercollegiate sports. Students are encouraged to attend games to cheer on their fellow Ocelots.

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The Schoolcraft College Bookstore is a local bookstore serving the students, faculty and staff of Schoolcraft College with pride. Our primary goal is to ensure students are able to obtain the course materials they need at reasonable prices. We also provide many other items to support your academic career and school spirit. Please browse our website or stop by our store anytime!

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The Schoolcraft College Police Department is on duty 24-hours a day, seven days a week. Officers are available to investigate criminal incidents and provide assistance with medical emergencies — or help if you are simply locked out of your vehicle or have a dead battery.

In the event of an emergency call 734-462-4424 or 911.

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Receive an introduction to Schoolcraft College with an overview of buildings, programs, and activities.

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Schoolcraft College Career Services provides excellent resources for students, alumni, and members of the community who need assistance with career direction or are seeking employment. All services are free and available to the public throughout the year.

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The Cashier’s Office is located near the front entrance to the McDowell Center on the college’s main campus in Livonia. Services include making a payment and purchasing gift cards.

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Schoolcraft College believes that out-of-classroom activities are essential to the total collegiate educational experience. Students are encouraged to participate in one or more college-sponsored extracurricular activities for their personal enrichment and growth.

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View the events calendar for a listing of all upcoming college events.

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Schoolcraft College offers a variety of technology that students can access to help them achieve their academic goals.

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Schoolcraft College offers classes and programs designed to meet the needs of our students, the community and area businesses. Continuing Education and Professional Development classes cover a wide variety of fitness, art, cooking and other options. No college credits are issued, but often CEUs can be earned. A continuing education class is a great way to learn something new, relax, get fit or meet people with similar interests.

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Email is our only form of communication for financial aid, registration, waitlisting, and other important college information. All messages will be sent to your Schoolcraft College provided email account.

All credit students will be assigned a SCmail account within 24 hours of applying for admission. Students are expected to access their SCmail account regularly and will be held accountable for information shared or provided via email account.

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A college education is one of the most important investments anyone can make. Schoolcraft College understands that students often need help to finance their education. Financial aid programs can provide students with options that may assist them in meeting educational expenses and achieving their educational goals.

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The Schoolcraft College Fitness Center is available meet your health and fitness needs. The Fitness Center is a fully equipped facility with over 110 pieces of state of the art equipment, locker rooms, complimentary towel service and professional staff.

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The Schoolcraft College Food Pantry is open to all members of the campus community. We’re committed to trying to address hunger and food insecurity issues on campus.

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Schoolcraft College offers numerous different dining options on campus for students and the community.

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Gift cards make great gift ideas and can be used for many purposes on campus.

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The Hinkle Center is a compassionate, inclusive environment that provides advocacy and resources for the campus and surrounding community, helping to assist women and men in experiencing an empowered life through our programs and resources. The Hinkle Center promotes success and nurtures holistic growth and development through various opportunities, activities, and events.

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The Phi Theta Kappa Society is an international honorary scholastic society serving two-year colleges offering associate degree programs.

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The mission of the Schoolcraft College International Institute (SCII) is to coordinate cross-cultural learning opportunities for students, faculty, staff and the community.

The Institute strives to enhance the international content of coursework, programs, and other Schoolcraft College activities so participants better appreciate both the diversities and commonalities among world cultures, and better understand the global forces shaping people's lives.

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All items that are found on campus should be turned over to the Schoolcraft College Police Department where they will be recorded and held in the Lost and Found. If you have lost an item, call the Schoolcraft College Police Department at 734-462-4424.

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Schoolcraft College features music ensembles and theatre productions to allow students opportunities to perform or act.

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All new students who do not have previous college or university experience are required to complete new student orientation.

Distance Learning

• Students enrolling in Distance Learning courses should complete the Distance Learning orientation.
• Those enrolled in Open Entry / Open Exit courses need to complete the OE/OE required orientation before being given access to their coursework.

The college recognizes that students have attended other institutions or have earned college-level learning from non-college sources. The college offers several options for evaluating prior learning and/or college-level credit earned outside of Schoolcraft College.

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We believe that everyone is responsible for upholding the core values of respect and responsibility; this includes working together to keep our campus safe. SC aware provides a safe place where members of the college community can report concerns, threatening behavior or well-being concerns without the fear of retaliation.

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The Schoolcraft College Police Department is on duty 24-hours a day, seven days a week. Officers are available to investigate criminal incidents and provide assistance with medical emergencies — or help if you are simply locked out of your vehicle or have a dead battery.

In the event of an emergency call 734-462-4424 or 911.

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Schoolcraft College offers tuition discounts for senior citizens. In order to receive the senior discount, persons sixty (60) years of age or older must verify their age with the Registration Center on main campus at the time of registration or prior to the start of the class.

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Service-Learning links academic courses and voluntarism to benefit both students and community. Service-Learning builds relationships between academic theory and “real-world” application, fosters a sense of civic responsibility, and kindles an interest in lifelong learning. Knowledge, personal growth, and skills developed through service-learning are assessed as learning outcomes and transfer to professional life.

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If you are using MET or another third party to pay your tuition, you should contact our Student Accounts Office to learn about the processes associated with third party payments. Some examples of third parties are: Michigan Works, Michigan Rehabilitation Services or Ford Motor Company. The Student Account office also handles Dual Enrollment payment arrangements, and oversees the tuition payment plan.

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The Schoolcraft Connection is the award winning student newspaper at Schoolcraft College. Their mission is to publish news and feature stories, editorials and opinions relevant to the campus community while upholding the highest professional and ethical standards. The Connection is a free bimonthly publication and circulates throughout campus and can also be found online.

Being a student-managed publication, The Connection gives an opportunity for students regardless of their major to learn and apply journalism skills.

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The Student Relations Office helps students and promotes campus community by carrying out the following functions:

• Hearing and responding to complaints
• Helping students with requests for late drop, withdrawal (“W” grade) and retake credit
• Helping students who aren’t sure where to go for help
• Addressing concerning behaviors
• Addressing misconduct
• Teaching students how to prevent and respond to interpersonal violence

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Outgoing Transcripts:

Schoolcraft College has partnered with the National Student Clearinghouse (NSC) to provide the service of secure online ordering and delivery of Schoolcraft transcripts. Safe, fast, secure, and easy, it is the most efficient way to order your official transcripts.

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Incoming Transcripts:

Transcripts are valuable assessment and course placement tools. Credit for courses taken at other institutions and courses that can be used to waive prerequisites can be determined by providing the College with your final high school and official college transcripts.

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When you need urgent medical attention that is non-life threatening, IHA Urgent Care Center is located on the campus of Schoolcraft College. All physicians are board certified in Family Medicine or Internal Medicine.

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Schoolcraft College Veterans Resource Center provides assistance to veterans and military members as prospective or current students. We are honored to work with military personnel and their families.

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Want to know just how safe you are on campus? You can find out by reading the annual report published by our Campus Police.

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You’ll see Schoolcraft College Police Department Officers on duty 24-hours a day, seven days a week. In the event of an emergency call 734-462-4424 or 911. They can investigate crimes, assist with medical emergencies, and more .

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We want you got graduate on time. The SC No-classes-cancelled Guarantee means we make every effort to ensure classes are held as scheduled.

• Some programs/course may require a minimum number of students enrolled ensure the learning activities in the class can be accomplished.
• The college may change the day, time or location of classes.
• If an instructor originally scheduled to teach a class becomes unavailable and the college is unable to find another instructor for that class, the college reserves the right to cancel that class.
• Classes cancelled on a one-time basis during the semester due to instructor illness can be found on the Cancellations and Closings web page.
• College cancellations due to weather or other emergency will be announced via SC alerts and shared on media/social media. Weather conditions can vary, even over a small geographic area. Students must exercise their own judgment concerning safety, whether the college is open or closed.

Want to know if there is an emergency or campus closure? Sign up for SC alerts.

• Emergency notifications are triggered by an event that is currently occurring or imminently threatening the campus.
• Timely warnings are issued when one of the Clery reportable crimes has been committed within our Clery geography and represents a serious and continued threat to the campus community.

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Any items you may find on campus need to be turned into Campus Police. If you lose something, contact Campus Police to see if your item has been turned in.

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Students are required to follow the traffic regulations with respect to speed and parking that are posted on campus. Parking lots on campus are lined, and vehicles must park within the designated spaces. Several parking locations are designated handicapped or staff and faculty parking only. Any vehicle that is parked improperly will be ticketed. No parking is permitted on any college street.

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The college uses an online reporting tool for tracking and responding to complaints and incidents of concern on campus such as or threatening behavior or wellbeing concerns. Student appeals are also handled in this system.

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Schoolcraft College has partnered with IHA Urgent Care to offer medical services for non-life threatening situations on our campus.

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