Rights, Responsibilities, and Procedures
Information on Rights, Responsibilities, and Procedures is located on A-B Tech's website at the following link: Current Catalog.
Student Services – Records and Registration:
The Records and Registration Department ("Registrar's Office"), located in the K. Ray Bailey Student Services Building, assists Curriculum students, faculty, and staff with a variety of services related to student records, class registration, class drops/withdrawals, college transcripts, graduation, grading, attendance, and more. Important information and forms related to the Records and Registration Department can be located at the following link: Records and Registration Overview.
Center for Academic Achievement
The Center for Academic Achievement provides free tutoring services to A-B Tech students. Tutoring is available on a drop-in basis Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and on Fridays from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. for most courses in mathematics and the sciences.
The TC is a supportive, friendly environment where we encourage students to learn independently. Tutors cannot provide answers for assignments/tests but can give students the skills needed to accomplish their goals. Please drop by whenever convenient to ask your questions. We encourage students to come often and early.
More information can be found on the Center for Academic Achievement page.
A-B Tech’s General Education Student Learning Outcomes
The following are the expected competencies students will develop:
- Students will critically evaluate the information
- Students will demonstrate information literacy
- Students will critique works of human expression
- Students will analyze scientific literature
- Students will solve problems
- Students will identify processes
- Students will analyze problems
- Students will interpret the results
- Students will recommend appropriate strategies or solutions
- Students will effectively communicate
- Students will communicate appropriately for the subject
- Students will communicate appropriately with the audience
- Students will communicate appropriately for the medium
Records and Retention
Students should print a copy of the syllabus for each course they are enrolled in or download and retain an electronic version. If you transfer to a private college or university, or one that is out of North Carolina, you may need to provide a copy of the syllabus to receive credit. In the Records Retention & Disposition Schedule, Colleges In The North Carolina Community College System, ( North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, Division of Archives and Records, Government Records Section, May 15, 2019), section 4.5, Class Reports File, files or documents such as a syllabus, will not be retained longer than 5 years (p. 26).