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Day and Night Schedule |
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Spring |
05/09/11-09/09/11 |
Fall |
09/12/11-01/13/12 |
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Winter |
01/16/12-05/04/12 |
Spring |
05/07/12-09/07/12 |
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Fall |
09/10/12-01/11/13 |
Winter |
01/14/13-05/03/13 |
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Spring |
05/06/13-09/06/13 |
Winter |
09/09/13-01/10/14 |
ETI Technical College of
Niles is in continuous
operation Monday through
Friday throughout the year except for the following:
| Friday |
April 22,
2011 |
Good Friday |
| Monday |
April 25,
2011 |
Easter
Monday |
| Monday |
May 30,
2011 |
Memorial
Day |
| Friday
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June 24,
2011 |
Last Day of
Class |
| Monday |
June 27,
2011-July 8, 2011 |
Summer
Break |
| Monday |
July 11,
2011 |
Classes
Resume |
| Monday |
Sept. 5,
2011 |
Labor Day |
| Monday |
Oct. 10,
2011 |
Columbus
Day |
| Thursday |
Nov. 24-25,
2011 |
Thanksgiving Break |
| Friday |
Dec. 16,
2010 |
Last Day of
Class |
| Monday |
Dec.
19,2011-Dec 30, 2011 |
Christmas
Break |
| Monday |
Jan. 2,
2012 |
Classes
Resume |
| Monday |
Jan. 16,
2012 |
Martin
Luther King Day |
| Monday |
Feb. 20,
2012 |
President's
Day |
| Friday |
April 6,
2012 |
Good Friday |
| Monday |
April 9,
2012 |
Easter
Monday |
| Monday |
May 28,
2012 |
Memorial
Day |
| Friday |
June 22,
2012 |
Last Day of
Classes |
| Monday |
June 25,
2012-July 6, 2012 |
Summer
Break |
| Monday
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July 9,
2012 |
Classes
Resume |
| Monday |
Sept. 3,
2012 |
Labor Day |
| Monday |
Oct. 8,
2012 |
Columbus
Day |
| Thursday |
Nov. 22,
2012- Nov.23, 2012 |
Thanksgiving Break |
| Friday |
Dec. 21,
2012 |
Last Day of
Classes |
| Monday |
Dec, 24,
2012 -Jan. 6, 2013 |
Christmas
Break |
| Monday
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Jan. 7,
2013 |
Classes
Resume |
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STUDENT RESPONSIBILITY /
CONDUCT / DISMISSAL POLICY
Students are expected to exercise an adequate amount of
self-discipline; therefore, it has been the policy of ETI Technical
College of Niles to have as few rules as possible. All students are
expected to conduct themselves as ladies and gentlemen. This assumption
includes the honest performance of work, observance of the law, and
respect for property. Regular attendance, reasonable effort, proper
conduct, good attitude, and willingness to cooperate at all times with
officials of the College are also expected of ETI Technical College
students. A student who fails to meet the requirements may be requested
to withdraw. |
ATTENDANCE / ABSENCE POLICY
Each student is expected to attend every class session. In the case of
absence, the student should immediately notify the college. Every
student assumes the responsibility of completing assigned work whether
present or not. Students accumulating excessive absences during the
semester may be subject to termination as determined by the instructor,
department head, and college director. Students should refer to their
classroom syllabi for detailed attendance policy in their course. All
absences are recorded in semester segments. Attendance reporting is done
as one way of monitoring a student's progress. |
LATE ADMISSION
All students must be admitted into a program of study and begin
attending classes in at least one of the program courses the he/she is
registered in by the end of registration (the end of the first week of
class) each semester. The college reserves the right to make changes to
a student schedule during a semester when scheduling factors make it
necessary. |
CLASS SCHEDULE
Students will be given a class schedule prior to starting classes. The
school will determine which courses will be offered each semester. At
any time following the class start the school may merge, divide, or
change times and/or days of the student's class schedule. |
TARDINESS POLICY
A student reporting ten minutes or more late for a scheduled class will be considered tardy. Each tardy will be counted as one full hour of absence. A record of student tardiness will be maintained. |
CLASS BREAKS
Classes are presented on a fifty minute basis with a ten minute break between. Class breaks will last no longer the ten minutes per hour.
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CONDUCT / DISMISSAL POLICY
Each student must conduct themselves in accordance with the college
rules and policies. Suspension will result because of poor conduct on
college grounds or due to an infraction of college rules and
regulations. A student violating the college published policies:
Attendance Policy, Tardiness Policy, failure to make timely tuition
payments, grades, profanity, plagiarism, will be suspended or terminates
when authorized by the College Director. A termination decision made by
the College Director for the poor conduct and/or an infraction of rules
and regulations may be appealed through the Appeals Board. A record of
expulsion will be maintained. |
PLAGIARISM
In accordance with 34 CFR668.43 (a) (10) the definition of plagiarism
is passing someone else's work (ideas, writing, concepts, theories,
findings, etc...) off as your work without giving proper recognition to
the original source. Plagiarism in any form is considered grounds for
terminations for a course. All types of plagiarism are serious and
plagiarists will be punished, this includes the internet. Copies of the
policy are available from the Dean of Student Affairs. |
PRIVACY ACT
ETI complies with the (FERPA), Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
of 1974, as amended. This act protects the privacy and rights of
students. A copy of this policy is given out during the regularly
scheduled Orientation Meeting and is available in both the Admissions
Office and Dean of Student Affairs office. In-school students will be
given new copy of the Financial Aid Department on October 1st of each
year. |
DRUG FREE SCHOOL
ETI complies with the Drug Free Schools Act and has a zero tolerance for
the possession of illegal drugs, distribution or sales of drugs or
alcohol by students, faculty or staff on college grounds. During the
regularly scheduled Orientation Meeting, drug awareness and counseling
information is handed out. A student in violation of these rules will be
terminated. |
VACCINATIONS
ETI does not require vaccinations for our students except in the Practical Nursing program. See Practical Nursing for the requirements. |
MEDICAL ASSISTANT DRESS CODE
Medical Assistant students must wear a uniform of: white and or navy
blue clothing, white lab coat, and white shoes. Lab coats must be worn
during all lab classes. All Medical Assistant students must wear the
medical assistant patch on the left breast pocket of all lab coats. This
code applies to night medical assistant students as well. Practical Nursing students, please refer to the student handbook. |
GRADE POLICY
Each semester, mid-semester evaluations are conducted and students whose
grades are in danger of failing below an acceptable 2.0 grade point
average are issued an academic warning. This will allow them, through
extra effort on their part, to bring up their grade(s). A grade of C or
better is required in all core classes of a program. A grade lower
than a C, in core classes will become an automatic failure. Please
reference to your course description to identify core classes in a
program. The grading system is as follows, (Practical Nursing
students refer to page 25.) |
QUALITY POINTS
A-Excellent 4 points
B-Above Average 3 points
C-Average 2 points
D-Poor 1 point
F-Failure* 0 points
I-Incomplete** 0 points
W-Withdrawal*** 0 points*All
failures must be repeated. ** An incomplete may be given to a student
who for some reason fails to complete the requirements of the course.
This incomplete will become an automatic “F” if the student does not
make up the required work within 10 days after the end of the semester.
*** Limited course withdrawal is permitted. Official withdrawals must be
formally processed with the Admissions Department and will be permitted
through the tenth week of the semester to receive a “W” in the class.
Tuition charges still apply to withdrawal classes. After the 10th week
no withdrawal is permitted. Unofficial withdrawals will result in an “F”
for the class.
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SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS
The following guidelines will be used to determine if a student is
maintaining satisfactory academic progress. Satisfactory Academic
Progress is monitored at the end of each semester.
ALL students, regardless of program, are expected to achieve a
1.5 GPA by the end of their first semester. A student placed on
probation for less than 1.5 GPA has only the probationary semester to
achieve a 1.5. Failure to do so will result in loss of funding and
termination from the college.
Any student enrolled in a three or four-semester Diploma program who
fails to achieve a minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA by the end of the second
semester, will be placed on academic probation for the entire third
semester. Financial Aid is available during the third semester. A
student must achieve a 2.0 or lose their eligibility for the title IV
funds.
Students who fail to achieve the necessary GPA by the end of the
probationary semester may repeat classes in which they earned an “F”.
The maximum time frame for any three-semester program is five semesters;
any four semester program is six semesters, or 150% of the published
credit hour.
Students enrolled in the Associate Degree or Diploma programs must earn
at least a 2.0 cumulative GPA after completing 50% of the published
credit hours for that program, or be placed on academic probation for an
entire semester. The student will have one semester to bring the GPA up
to a 2.0. Financial aid is available during this semester. Students who
fail to achieve the necessary GPA by the end of the probationary
semester may repeat classes in which they earned an “F”, but they may
not use Title IV aid to do so. The maximum number of credit hours
ATTEMPTED cannot exceed 150% of the published number of credit hours in
their program.
Repeats of classes will be charged at the same rate as regular classes.
A student may receive aid, if applicable, as long as he/she is not in
violation of the satisfactory academic progress policy or is still in
the probationary semester. If a student has failed to achieve a 2.0
after the probationary semester, he/she may continue as a cash student
and try and achieve a 2.0 but no longer than 200% of the published time
frame.
A student may appeal the determination of satisfactory academic progress
if they feel there are mitigating circumstances. These may include, but
are not limited to, severe illness or injury of the student, or death of
an immediate family member. A student MUST PASS ALL CLASSES and have a
cumulative GPA of 2.0 or better to receive a diploma or degree.
CONSUMER INFORMATION
Each year students will receive a notice about the availability of
Consumer Information the process for obtaining it and how to request a
paper copy of:
*financial aid information
*basic information about the school
*Graduation/completion rate data
*campus security or crime report
*FERPA rights.
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Candidates for graduation
must have a quality grade point average of 2.0 or higher overall. No
student may graduate with a non-repeated F or an academic probation. |
Telephone: 330-652-9919 Fax:330-652-4399
E-Mail
info@eticollege.edu
Postal Address
2076
Youngstown-Warren Rd. Niles, Ohio 44446
Webmistress S.L. Woods E-mail
artgall@artgally.com
Technical Advisor Curtis W. Woods E-mail
curtiswoods@eticollege.edu
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