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Fri Test Out Evaluation Any student may request the opportunity to test out of a course, based on the student's previous experience. The student must take the final exam for the course not more than 30 days prior to the start of class. To receive course credit, the student must earn a score of at least 70%. No letter grade will be given for any transfer or test out course. Course Numbering Course Numbering System System • CIT:Computer Information Technology • N : Networking • R : Router Technology • D : Database • B : Real Estate • GC : General Contractor • C- Contractor • CG : Computer Graphics • BUS: Business • ENG, MAT, PHS, SOC, BIO, COM, PSY, ANTH : General Education • -C : Certificate • FIN : Finance • MGT: Management • HRM : Human Resource Management • ORG : Organizational Behavior • QNT : Quantitative Analysis • CAP: Capstone • LAW: Law • MKT: Marketing • EFL : English as a Foreign Language • TOEFL iBT : Test of English as a Foreign Language Internet Based Test Courses numbered 1-199 are introductory courses in that given department. Courses numbered 200 and higher are more specialized courses in terms of the topic within that department. Courses that are to be taken consecutively are generally numerically consecutive (ex. C101 and C102) unless indicated otherwise. Courses with a prerequisite are listed in the course description and on the syllabus. For Examples, • Computers use a letter followed by three numbers. Example: C101 or D203. The designations are C for general computer courses, N for network related courses, D for data or database related courses, V is for visual, G is for graphics courses, and R is for router related courses. • Real Estate program use the letter B followed by three numbers such as B401 • The General Contractor courses are designated by the license number for a particular trade. For instance, C6 Cabinet, Millwork and Finish Carpentry Contractor. These designations are determined by the California Contractors Licensing Board. • EFL programs are designated by the level of the course. Example: EFL for Intermediate Students which has modules 3A Intermediate, 3B High Intermediate. These are common designation for ESL and EFL programs. Tardiness Learnet Academy encourages students to be on time for all activities, appointments, and classes. Students who arrive more than 20 minutes late for class or who miss 20 minutes of class time during any given class hour are recorded as incomplete and are considered Last Revision Date on December 12, 2020