Catalog Addendum

The updates listed in this addendum apply to the 2024-2025 Citrus College Academic Catalog. This catalog addendum contains new and updated information, as well as corrections of errors in the original catalog.

Corrections

  • From the Waitlist section of the Registration page, removed the sentence "Students on the waitlist will be automatically registered into the class if a seat opens and then notified via email if registration was successful or if any restrictions prevented registration." Students are not automatically registered into waitlists. Correction effective fall 2024. - 8/23/24

  • GEOG 150 Map Interpretation and Analysis should state "UC" after "CSU," indicating transferable to UC, effective fall 2021. - 9/4/24

  • COUN 130 Understanding Addiction should be listed under Area D2 of General Education Requirements: Option I, effective fall 2024. - 10/22/24

  • HIST 130 Latin American Culture and Civilization is crosslisted with SPAN 130 Latin American Culture and Civilization and should also have approval under Area C2 of the Option 1 General Education pattern, effective spring 2018. - 11/8/24

  • The ESL Course Sequence incorrectly states ESL 003A Low-Intermediate Reading & Writing Skills, ESL 004A High-Intermediate Reading and Writing Skills and ESL 005A Advanced College Reading & Writing Skills are 6 units each. Each of them are 5 units. - 12/6/24

  • The text under the Fee Refund Policy section on the Fees and Expenses page should be replaced with the following, effective May 21, 2024. - 12/6/24
    • If a student withdraws from a class by the posted refund deadline date, the enrollment fee and nonresident tuition fee will be refunded automatically. Additionally, if a student withdraws from all of their classes by the posted refund deadline date for each class, the health fee and/or student service fee will also be refunded automatically. In order to receive a refund of the parking fee, the student must withdraw from all of their classes by the posted refund deadline date for each class and provide proof of withdrawal to the Department of Campus Safety (Campus Safety) by the refund deadline. However, a $10 processing fee will be charged for all parking permit refunds. In the case of an active or reserve military service member who is compelled to withdraw from their courses due to orders (military withdrawal), a full refund will be issued upon verification of such orders, except where academic credit has already been awarded.

New

  • Certificate of Achievement in Engineering Fundamentals approved to start summer 2024. - 8/13/24
  • Certificate of Competency in Basic Still-Life and Portrait Drawing for Older Adults (non-credit certificate) approved to start summer 2024. - 8/13/24
  • MUSP 137 approved to start fall 2024. - 9/6/24
    • MUSP 137 Percussion Ensemble II: Prerequisite: MUSP 136 or Audition. A course for beginning/intermediate percussionists in the study, rehearsal, and performance of classical, modern and novelty percussion ensemble chamber music with a focus on the small to medium size (4 - 16) ensemble setting. Students will explore more intricate rhythmic and stylistic idiosyncrasies of this group of musical styles in sectional and full ensemble settings, with the intention of public performance. Public performance required. 18 lecture hours, 26 lab hours.
  • NC 701 approved to start spring 2025. - 10/25/24
    • NC 701 Creative Writing for Older Adults: This nonfiction creative writing course will focus on establishing consistent, regular writing habits with a focus on developing a personal writing style. Students will explore writing through personal essays, profile writings, and a variety of other types of creative nonfiction, such as literary journalism, opinion articles, and biographies. Open entry/exit. 12 lecture hours.
  • NC 700 approved to start spring 2025. - 11/1/24
    • NC 700 Life Story Writing for Older Adults: This introductory creative writing workshop in life story writing and personal narrative emphasizes the essay as an art form. Readings and frequent writing assignments provide background and practice in writing memoir/personal narratives that are informed by one's experiences. Class sessions consist of reading and writing exercises designed to focus attention on imagery and sensory experiences while recognizing the best way to convey the desired message. This class is organized in a workshop model to allow students to present works in progress to the group and to receive useful feedback and advice for the revision process. Open entry/exit. 12 lecture hours.

Modifications

  • DENT 204 Preventative Clinical Procedures prerequisites modified to allow concurrent enrollment. Revised prerequisite statement reads: "DENT 100 or concurrent enrollment and DENT 122 or concurrent enrollment." Effective spring 2025. - GDH