An under-graduate degree of at least 60 credits or more awarded upon successful completion of a program of study in liberal arts and sciences that prepares students to transfer to a baccalaureate institution.

An under-graduate degree of at least 60 credits awarded upon successful completion of a program of study in an applied subject area, such as computers, electronics, or health, that prepares students to enter the work force.

College staff member responsible for providing guidance in course and/or program-related issues.

Fall, spring, and summer weeks when classes are in session. The fall and spring semesters are approximately fifteen weeks long. The summer semester is seven weeks long.

Fall, spring, and summer semesters are generally from early September to mid August.

To enroll in additional courses after registration is complete. It may be accomplished only during the schedule adjustment period as specified on the academic calendar and processed through the Registrar's Office.

Members of the College staff who teach on a part-time basis.

College staff members responsible for management and supervision.

Graduates, in the plural.

A formal agreement between Cape Cod Community College and a four-year college or university which eases the transfer to that institution.