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2020 - 2021 FCC Academic Catalog

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frederick.edu

• 301.846.2400

Federal Emergency Management

Agency (FEMA) Courses

FCC evaluates and grants academic credit for

eligible FEMA Independent Study (IS) courses.

Courses developed by FEMA are available to be

completed online for Continuing Education units

(CEUs). Upon successful completion of a course,

students can convert their CEUs to academic credit

at a cost of $88 per credit hour (subject to change).

Students wishing to pursue a Letter of Recognition,

Certificate, or A.A.S. in Emergency Management

from Frederick Community College are required

to complete several online courses through

FCC, in addition to completing and converting

their FEMA coursework to college credit. These

online FCC courses are instructor-led experiences

designed to validate student knowledge, earn

letter grades, and acquire a GPA. Online FCC

courses in this program occur during five-week

periods, according to the academic calendar. See

the FCC website at f

r ederick.edu/fema

for more

information. Also, see the Emergency Management

academic program offerings, pages 85-87).

High School Agreements

FCC/FCPS Agreement

Frederick Community College and Frederick County

Public Schools have an articulation agreement

that awards college credit for selected Frederick

County Public Schools coursework. To receive credit

for these courses, students must have earned a

specific grade as designated in the agreement

active the year they graduate from high school.

The FCPS graduate must initiate the request for

credit within two years of their graduation from

high school. Students must submit an official

high school transcript. Additional information is

available from FCC Registration & Records or from

Frederick County high school counseling offices.

FCC/CCPS Agreement

Frederick Community College and Carroll County

Public Schools have an articulation agreement that

awards college credit for selected Carroll County

Public Schools coursework. To receive credit for

these courses, students must have earned a specific

grade as designated in the agreement active the

year they graduate from high school. The CCPS

graduate must initiate the request for credit within

two years of their graduation from high school.

Students must submit an official high school

transcript. Additional information is available from

the FCC Registration and Records Office or from

Carroll County high school guidance offices.

FCC/WCPS Agreement

Frederick Community College and Washington

County Public Schools have an articulation

agreement that awards college credit for selected

Washington County Public Schools coursework.

To receive credit for these courses, students must

have earned a specific grade as designated in

the agreement active the year they graduate

from high school. The WCPS graduate must

initiate the request for credit within two years

of their graduation from high school. Students

must submit an official high school transcript.

Additional information is available from the FCC

Registration & Records Office or fromWashington

County high school guidance offices.

Maryland State Department

of Education

Frederick Community College and the Maryland

State Department of Education have an

articulation agreement that awards college

credit for course EMGT 101-Disaster, Crisis and

Emergency Management to Maryland Public

High School students who successfully complete

the CTE program in Homeland Security &

Emergency Preparedness. Additional credit

may be awarded depending on which program

pathway(s) a student has completed. Students

must submit an official high school transcript

and a letter from their high school that verifies

program completion. Additional information

is available from FCC Registration & Records or

the student’s high school guidance office.

USM/College & University

For students transferring from any University

System of Maryland (USM) college, all applicable

general education coursework with a grade of

“D” or above will be accepted in transfer. For

non-general education coursework from a USM

college, grades of “D” will be accepted only if

the calculated GPA for the block of non-general

education transfer courses is 2.000 or higher.

Grades of “D,” however, will not be accepted

for any course within a program of study that

requires a grade of “C” or higher. A grade of “D”

can be used to fulfill a prerequisite unless the

prerequisite requires a grade of “C” or higher.

Transferring In Credits

Credit may be granted for coursework

completed at accredited colleges and

universities. Transfer courses must apply to

the student’s program of study. (See transfer

agreements, page 27 for requirements.)

Air Force Office Training

Corps (AFROTC)

FCC is a crosstown partner with the Air Force

ROTC unit at University of Maryland College

Park. Air Force ROTC is a college program

that allows students to earn their degree

while training to become an Air Force officer.

AFROTC offers challenges and benefits unique

among student organizations and training

programs on a college campus. Students receive

invaluable leadership training, are involved

in community events, and visit active-duty

Air Force bases as part of the program.

Additionally, all course materials and uniform items

needed for the AFROTC courses are provided at no

cost, and students can compete for scholarships

to help pay tuition. Most importantly, the program

can lead to an exciting career in the U.S. Air

Force. For more information, visit www.afrotc.

umd.edu

, send an email to afrotcdet330@umd.

edu, or call the UMCP Campus at 301.314.3242 or

contact Marsha Mason-Sowell at 301.846.2475.

FCC recognizes the value of AFROTC courses. As a

Crosstown Partner with the University of Maryland

College Park’s AFROTC unit, FCC will accept credit

for the following AFROTC courses completed in

UMCP’s AFROTC program (see chart below).

AFROTC COURSE FCC COURSES

CREDITS

ARSC 059 (if taken

as a single course)

Physical Education

Elective

(PHED ELECT)

1

ARSC 059 (if taken

three times)

PHED 165 – Fitness

for Living

3

In addition, FCC will award credit for the following

courses that do not have corresponding UMCP

course numbers (see chart below).

UMCP

COURSE

FCC COURSES

CREDITS

ARSC 100

General Elective Credit

1

ARSC 101

General Elective Credit

1

ARSC 200

General Elective Credit

1

ARSC 201

General Elective Credit

1