Independent Study

Courses

ID 199: Microcredential Capstone

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The Microcredential Capstone is a project-oriented course demonstrative of learning throughout the program. Possible forms of this experience may include, but is not limited to: Artistic products or performances, portfolio review, completion of a discipline-specific project, or passing a comprehensive written or oral exam. Students will work under the guidance of the division chair, program coordinator, or course instructor to determine the scope and form of their Microcredential Capstone. The course will be offered as a co-requisite during the final semester of the microcredential, or upon completion of the pre-requisite courses within the microcredential. It will be graded Satisfactory (S) or Unsatisfactory(U).

ID 299: Independent Study

Independent Study is a form of learning whereby a supervising Columbia-Greene Community College faculty member and a student cooperatively design a written contract equivalent to college-level study in a specific discipline. (Independent Study cannot, however, be a substitute for regularly scheduled course offerings.) To qualify, the student must have completed at least 12 semester hours with a minimum grade of 3.0 from an accredited college. Independent Study Contract forms and regulations are available in the Office of the Dean of Academic Affairs. The student must present the completed and signed contract when registering. Deadlines for registration and completion of projects will follow the regular college calendar as published in the current catalog.