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G E T I N A W A L L A C E S T A T E O F M I N D .

V I E W B O O K

WELCOME to Wallace State

At Wallace State, students of all ages find the inspiration to dream, and the courage and support to make their dreams come true. From major league pitchers Derek Holland and Craig Kimbrel, to NASA Rocket Scientist Mary Hovater, to university business school dean Dr. Lance Nail, to former Miss Alabama Shannon Camper Gryska, to professional golfers Brett Wetterich and Fredrick Jacobson, to country music singer Jimi Westbrook of Little Big Town, to meteorologist Jason Simpson….doctors, authors, lawyers, welders, nurses, chefs, scientists, counselors, entrepreneurs…for every profession imaginable, from the ordinary to the extraordinary, Wallace State has given someone a start to a dream.

We are delighted that you are considering Wallace State as the place to start your educational journey, and we look forward to helping you achieve the success you deserve and desire.

As a proud graduate of a community college myself, I will forever be a passionate advocate for the accessible, affordable, and excellent education our community colleges provide. And I am especially proud of the extraordinary accomplishments of students and faculty at Wallace State that have made our college a national pacesetter.

Wallace State is a nationally recognized, entrepreneurial learning college, known for the innovative, collaborative, world class edu-cational services we offer. Our students enjoy the highest results in learning, achievement upon graduation or transfer, licensure rates, job placement and future success.

Perhaps equally important, students often tell me that they appreci-ate the unique warmth of our campus and the personal encourage-ment they receive from our faculty and staff. A student-first philoso-phy always guides our planning and initiatives. We have a common goal, shared by faculty, staff and students, and supported by our community, to be outstanding in everything we do. Together we can accomplish incredible things.

I extend to you a personal invitation to visit our campus and ex-perience the fantastic environment, and extraordinary educational opportunities you will find here!

Dr. Vicki Karolewics Wallace State Community College President

Morgan Smith, former WSCC dual enrollment student and Wendy’s spokesperson


A D M I N I S T R A T I O N

Dr. Tomesa Smith

Vice President for Students/Learning

Dr. Beth Bownes Johnson

Dean of Academic Affairs

Dr. Vicki Hawsey Karolewics,

President

Lisa German

Dean of Health Sciences

Jimmy Hodges

Dean of Applied Technologies

Melinda Edwards

Dean of Institutional Outreach

Dr. Johnny McMoy

College Dean

Jason Morgan

Director of Financial Services

Jennifer Hill

Assistant Dean of Enrollment Management

V I E W B O O K G E T I N A W A L L A C E S T A T E O F M I N D .

OPENING doors to...

At Wallace State you have opportunities to explore your interests, find your talents, and chart a path for your future in a supportive environment where faculty, staff and administration will challenge you while giving you the tools you need to succeed.

Our success, and the success of our students in the job market, where they achieve outstanding placement rates, and at universities, where they consistently outperform students who began there, is the testimony of our tradition of excellence.

When you enroll at Wallace State, you have limitless

opportunities in education and personal growth,

from earning a degree on campus to transferring

to a university. Our alumni are environmentalists,

doctors, scientists, welders, veterinarians, FBI

officers, medical professionals, golfers, machinists,

professional baseball players, chefs, communicators,

researchers, educators, lawyers, pilots, judges,

meteorologists, politicians, entrepreneurs, economic

developers, rocket scientists, and the list goes

on and on. Their success, and the success of our

students in the job market, where they achieve

outstanding placement rates, and at universities,

where they consistently outperform students who

began there, is the testimony of our tradition of

excellence. It is evidence that you, too, can go from

Wallace State to a world of possibilities.


. . . A W O R L D O F

PossibilitiesFAST TRACK Academy Graduation 2015

DID you know?

W A L L A C E S T A T E H I G H L I G H T S• Twice ranked among the Top 120 community colleges in the

U.S. (Aspen Institute).

• Ranked No. 20 in the U.S. in the number of Health Care

graduates we produce (Community College Week). Wallace

State offers the most two-year health programs among

community colleges in Alabama.

• Ranked No. 2 in the South for Workforce Development

training (Southern Business and Development Magazine).

• Rated the first choice community college among Alabama high

school seniors taking the ACT.

• Member of the prestigious Achieving the Dream national reform

network, focused on student success. Initiatives such as Learning

Communities, the Common Read, and the Arts in April series of

cultural events contribute to this effort.

• National model Fast Track to College and Fast Track to

Industry Academy, dual enrollment programs for high school

students, allows participants to attend all classes on Wallace

State’s campus and, in the case of Fast Track to Industry (FTI), get

on-the-job experience. REHAU Academy offers an apprenticeship

program to FTI students. A Wallace State Fast Track Academy

location is also located at J.B. Pennington High School in Blount

County. The college continues to maintain vital traditional dual

enrollment and early college enrollment programs.

• Declared a Military Friendly School by Victory Media.

• One of 10 community colleges in the U.S. chosen to participate in

the American Association of Colleges and Universities Roadmap

Project for its leadership related to student outcomes.

• New Poultry Science partnership with Auburn University; new

Engineering Technology program; and a new joint admission

partnership with UAB.

• Lion Central One-Stop Center for student enrollment and

advising provides enhanced services to students.

• New School of Nursing and Center for Science provides a

hospital-like setting for collaborative, cross disciplinary and

simulation-based learning.

• New fully online Associate in Science and Associate in Arts

programs, as well as online Associate in Applied Science

degrees in Health Information Technology, Computer Science,

and Business Administration.

• WSCC graduates gain competitive jobs and high praise from

employers. Licensure rates rank at or above state and national

averages, and our students score above the national average on

the Collegiate Assessment of Academic Performance (CAAP).

• New Associate in Applied Science degree in General

Technology provides an additional pathway for students in

Agriculture Horticulture, Automotive Service Technology,

Collision Repair, Diesel Technology, HVAC/R, and Welding to

earn an Associate Degree. These programs were previously

certificate only.

• Seamless transfer of credit to the state’s public universities

and other colleges guaranteed through participation in STARS.

Additional special partnerships and articulation agreements with

Auburn (Poultry Science), UAB, Athens State University, University

of Alabama (Nursing), and Embry Riddle Aeronautical University

(Aviation).

• International educational opportunities are offered annually to

students and community members.

• TAACCCT U.S. Department of Labor grant provides free

1-on-1“success coaching” (a.k.a. life coaching) to first-time

full-time students in eligible programs. Students may get college

credit for previous work and learning experience through Prior

Learning Assessments.

• Nationally recognized athletic programs, including two-time

national champion softball team. Craig Kimbrel, All-Star closer

with the San Diego Padres; Derek Holland, starting pitcher for

the Texas Rangers; and Jake Elmore, infielder with the Tampa Bay

Rays, among others are products of the Wallace State baseball

team, which has made six JUCO World Series appearances. PGA

golfer Fredrik Jacobson is a former Wallace State golfer.

• Other notable alumni: Kip Moore, country music singer (also

played basketball and golf for WSCC); Jimi Westbrook, singer

with Little Big Town; Mary Hovater, NASA rocket scientist; Jason

Simpson, WHNT 19 chief meteorologist; Dr. Lance Nail, Dean of

the School of Business, University of Southern Mississippi, just to

name a few

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Kip Moore

Jake ElmoreCraig Kimbrel

Jimi Westbrook

Fredrik Jacobson

T H E C A M P U S

In a history that spans nearly 50 years, the college has grown to encompass a 300-acre campus, with more than 40 buildings. The common

denominator has always been the college’s commitment to its students and the genuine care and support provided by its faculty and staff.

While some have compared the WSCC campus to larger universities, students won’t feel like they’ll get lost in the crowd here.

The newest facility on campus is the Nursing and Center for Science building, a 115,000 square-foot facility that includes the latest

teaching tools for simulation of real-life emergencies and procedures that occur in the medical field. The building also includes

classrooms, lecture halls, computer labs, business center, café and common areas for all Wallace State students.

The 12-story James C. Bailey Center dominates the campus. It is the hub for all student services, including Lion Central, the one-stop

enrollment center where students can meet with advisors, speak with admission and financial aid representatives, apply for parking permits

and receive their student IDs. The Bailey Center is also used for administrative offices and classrooms.

Other buildings on campus include three residence halls, the Wallace State Library, Student Center, Science Complex and the seven-

story Bevill Building, the Health Science Building and the Burrow Center for the Fine and Performing Arts, which houses the college’s

multi-million dollar art collection. The 5,000-seat Tom Drake Coliseum is home to the nationally-recognized women’s volleyball and men’s

and women’s basketball teams, and is one of the finest facilities of its kind in the southeast. Wallace State also recently constructed and

unveiled a new disc golf course, the only disc course on an Alabama Community College campus.

Wallace State also operates off-campus centers at J.B. Pennington High School in Blountsville, Brewer High School in Somerville, Addison

High School, Hayden High School, and as of January 2016 a new campus center in Oneonta.

The main campus is located on U.S. Highway 31 in Hanceville, AL, approximately 10 miles from Exit 291 on Interstate 65. WSCC is located

about an hour away from both Birmingham to the south and Huntsville to the north.

Visit www.wallacestate.edu for directions or a virtual tour of the campus.

V I E W B O O K

Wallace State is the “crown jewel” of the state’s community college system. With abundant green spaces, running, biking and walking paths, two lakes, and plenty of room for outdoor recreational areas, the nationally-recognized college maintains a welcoming atmosphere where engagement in learning takes place at all levels in state-of-the-art environments designed for student success.

The College is home to a multi-million dollar art collection donated by Evelyn Burrow. The Evelyn Burrow Museum is located on campus in the Ottis and Evelyn Burrow Center for the Fine and Performing Arts and also hosts regular visiting exhibitions, such as this one of large-scale fine art photography.

V I E W B O O K

PROGRAMS of study

ACADEMIC

Business Administration

Business Education & Office Administration*

Accounting

Administrative Assistant

Medical Administrative Assistant

Paralegal

Computer Science*

Programming

Software Support

Networking

Web Technology

Cybersecurity/Computer Forensics

Liberal Arts/General Studies*

Business Administration

Child Development

Criminal Justice

Music Education

Pre-Engineering

Religious Studies

Sports Medicine

Management and Supervision

Business Management

Financial Management

Office Management

Entrepreneurship

Sports Medicine

Visual Communication

Many more majors and unlimited university transfer opportunities available through STARS, the statewide articulation agreement. Visit the Wallace State Advising Center to learn more.

APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES

Agricultural Production/Horticulture

Sustainable Agriculture

Poultry Science 2+2

Automotive Service Technology

Undercar/Chassis Specialist

Underhood/Drivability Specialist

Aviation Flight Technology

Commercial Airplane & Helicopter

Private Airplane & Helicopter

Instrument Pilot Airplane & Helicopter

Certified Flight Instructor

Collision Repair

Non-Structural

Refinishing

Structural

Culinary Arts

Diesel Technology

Preventive Maintenance

Diesel Engine Specialist

Electronics Technology

Biomedical Technician

Communications

Mechatronics

Basic and Advanced Automation and Controls

Basic Biomedical Concepts

Basic Electronics

Engineering Technology

Mechanical/Civil

Architecural

Building Construction

Construction Science

Civil/Mechanical

Basic AutoCAD

3D Graphics

Advanced Design

Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration

Machine Tool Technology

Precision Machining

Computer Numerical Control

Injection Mold Technologies

Level I and Level I MTT

Tool & Die

Salon & Spa Management

Cosmetology Instructor Training

Esthetics

Nail Technology

Therapeutic Massage

Welding

SMAW Fillet Welding & Cutting Processes

GTAW Structural Plate

GMAW/FCAW Structural Pipe Welding

SMAW Structural Plate

SMAW Fillet and Groove Welding

SMAW Structural/Pipe Welding/Pipe Fitting

GMAW/FCAW Structural Plate

GTAW Orbital Pipe Welding

HEALTH SCIENCES

Associate Degree Nursing (RN)

Child Development

Clinical Laboratory Technician

Dental Assisting

Dental Hygiene

Diagnostic Imaging

Diagnostic Medical Sonography

Emergency Medical Services

Basic Paramedic

Health Information Technology*

Medical Coding

Medical Transcription

Human Services

Drug and Alcohol Associate

Gerontology

Mental Health Associate

Social Work Associate

Medical Assistant

Occupational Therapy Assistant

Patient Care Specialist

Pharmacy Technology*

Physical Therapist Assistant

Polysomnography

Practical Nursing (LPN)

Respiratory Therapy

Therapeutic Massage

*online or hybrid program offering

GTAW Structural Plate

GMAW/FCAW Structural Pipe Welding

SMAW Structural Plate

SMAW Fillet and Groove Welding

SMAW Structural/Pipe Welding/Pipe Fitting

GMAW/FCAW Structural Plate

GTAW Orbital Pipe Welding

HEALTH SCIENCES

Associate Degree Nursing (RN)

Child Development

Clinical Laboratory Technician

Dental Assisting

Dental Hygiene

Diagnostic Imaging

Diagnostic Medical Sonography

Emergency Medical Services

Basic Paramedic

Health Information Technology*

Medical Coding

Medical Transcription

Human Services

Drug and Alcohol Associate

Gerontology

Mental Health Associate

Social Work Associate

Medical Assistant

Occupational Therapy Assistant

Patient Care Specialist

Pharmacy Technology*

Physical Therapist Assistant

Polysomnography

Practical Nursing (LPN)

Respiratory Therapy

Therapeutic Massage

*online or hybrid program offering


YOUR DEGREE is within reach. . .

STUDENT life

Along with providing a top-rated education in a safe

and friendly atmosphere, Wallace State strives to offer

its students numerous social, civic, athletic, cultural, and

entertainment opportunities for a well-rounded college

experience.

Our faculty and staff go out of their way to provide support

and encouragement for students and to enhance their

educational experience in ways that provide inspiration and

personal growth. That includes offering engaging activities

for socializing with friends, as well as challenges and

opportunities for personal accomplishments.

The college takes extra steps to build educational

opportunities into the curriculum through the Learning

Communities program. Courses designated as a Learning

Community (usually a 9:30 a.m. class) allow students to

attend campus or community events and process their

experience as part of their class.

Area high school students can experience campus life as

they participate in the Wallace State Dual Enrollment, Fast

Track for Industry and Fast Track to College programs.

With more than 30 student clubs and organizations,

students have ample opportunities to find their place

among others with similar interests and contribute to their

college and local communities. Several Wallace State

student organizations support community activities such as

the American Red Cross, Christmas Love, March of Dimes

Walk America, American Heart Association Heart Walk,

American Cancer Society Relay For Life, Humane Society

and Caring For Kids.

Other activities offered at Wallace State include intramural

sports, student government, drama club, student

newspaper and more. Homecoming, Spring Fling, concerts,

film screenings and other special events provide even more

occasions for social interaction.

Wallace State’s Honor Code sets the college apart from

other community colleges and puts us in the same class

as the nation’s most revered elite institutions. By asking

students to voluntarily commit to upholding standards of

mutual trust, compassion, and respect for oneself, one

another, and the community, the Honor Code establishes

an open environment for learning and growing through

personal and community responsibility.

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The Student Services division is here to ensure that you make the most of your time when you join the Wallace State college community. Wallace State is committed to providing students with an excellent support system that bridges every gap students may encounter as they progress. Students have access to:

• Academic advising, counseling, and testing services in the

Advising Center.

• Assistance and information about applying for Financial Aid.

• Lion Central, a one-stop enrollment center in the Bailey

Center where students can meet with admissions, financial

aid, advising, and more.

• Wireless hotspots available throughout campus in the library,

Student Center, and Bailey Center as well as abundant

computer labs.

• A wide variety of continuing education, personal enrichment

and community education classes.

• Wellness Center, a state-of-the-art fitness facility to help

students have fun and stay in shape.

• Conveniently located men’s and women’s residence halls

equipped with desks, bookshelves, double beds, walk-in

closets, and private bathrooms.

• WSCC Police Department with a 24-hour presence on

campus.

• The Wallace State Library, which provides traditional as well

as multimedia resources and a computer lab for patron use.

A genealogy research collection is also located in the library.

• The Tutoring Lab open to all students and providing–

assistance in a variety of subjects free of charge.

S T U D E N T S E R V I C E S

C L U B S & O R G A N I Z A T I O N S

Alabama Student Nurses Association

Ambassadors

BASS Club

Campus Ministries

Cheerleaders

Child Development Club

Choir, Singers and Vocal Jazz Ensemble

Circle K Club

Culinary Arts Club

Computer Science Club

Cosmetology Club

Cullman-Blount County Young Democrats

Drama Club

Homecoming Queen and Court

Intercollegiate Athletics

International Study

Intramural Athletics

Jazz and Concert Bands

Lambda Beta

Lambda Nu

Lex Adjustor Majus

Lex Corpus

Math and Physics Club

Pep Band Auxiliaries

Phi Beta Lambda

Phi Theta Kappa

Relay For Life

Student Physical Therapy

Scholars’ Bowl

Sigma Kappa Delta

Skills USA/VICA

Sonography Club

Student Government Association

The Mane Issue Student Newspaper

Miss WSCC Pageant


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ATHLETICS

Wallace State has a tradition of athletic excellence that includes

Olympic medalists, national champions, numerous conference

titles and hundreds of

All Americans.

The Wallace State

Lions compete in

Division I of the

Alabama Community

College Conference

and the National

Junior College

Athletic Association.

Many of our athletes

go on to play at the

university level in the

sport of their choice.

Some even sign

professional

contracts. MLB All-Star Craig Kimbrel of the San Diego Padres,

World Series pitcher Derek Holland of the Texas Rangers, Zelous

Wheeler, formerly of the New York Yankees organization and

currently playing in Japan, and Jake Elmore of the Tampa Bay Rays

organization are all currently playing professional baseball.

PGA golfers include Brett Wetterich and Fredrick Jacobson.

Former Wallace State athlete Ricardo Lockette is a receiver for the

Seattle Seahawks.

Wallace State coaches are not only among the nation’s best,

but they also take great pride in the academic success of their

athletes. Special tutoring and study sessions are available for all

athletes to ensure excellence in academics as well as athletics.

Wallace State teams are recognized among the top teams

academically by the NJCAA, and many student athletes receive

Academic All-American honors each year.

The impressive athletic facilities at Wallace State are among the

best in the nation. Tom Drake Coliseum is one of the largest

two-year college basketball and volleyball facilities in the United

States, with seating for more than 5,000. The college’s baseball,

softball and soccer facilities are among the finest in the Southeast.

Wallace State’s athletes also have access to state-of-the-art

training through the Wellness Center, which houses an extensive

weight room, treadmills and cardiovascular equipment,

racquetball courts, basketball and volleyball practice courts,

batting cages, aerobics and cheerleading rooms, men’s and

women’s locker rooms, classrooms, and offices.

Baseball

Seven-time Conference Champs, Six appearances at World Series

Men’s Basketball

Three-time Conference Champs (2010, 2012, 2014)

Women’s Basketball

2011 ACCC Champs, Six-time Conference Champs, Five National

Tournament Appearances

Women’s Volleyball

2014 ACCC Champs, Six-time Defending State Champs, 13-time

Conference Champs, 15 National Tournament Appearances

Softball

Two-time National Champions (2008, 2013), Two-time National

Tournament Runner-up, Nine-time State Champs

Men’s Golf

Finished 5th Nationally in 2015, Twelve-time Conference Champs,

Three-time National Tournament Runner-Up

Co-ed Cheerleading

Two-time National Champions (2004, 2006)

For the latest Wallace State athletic schedules, visit www.wallacestate.edu. For more

information on athletic programs, contact Deborah Spann at 256.352.8121.

W S C C S P O R T S

TUITION and Financial Aid

Credit Hours

Tuition $111/Hour

Bond Surety Fee

Building Fee

Facility Renewal Fee

Technology Fee

Total Tuition & Fees

1 115 .0 0 1 .00 1 0 .00 9 .00 9 .00 144 .00

2 230 .00 2 .00 20 .00 18 .00 18 .00 288 .00

3 345 .00 3 .00 30 .00 27 .00 27 .00 432 .00

4 460 .00 4 .00 40 .00 36 .00 36 .00 576 .00

5 575 .00 5 .00 50 .00 45 .00 45 .00 720 .00

6 690 .00 6 .00 60 .00 54 .00 54 .00 864 .00

7 805 .00 7 .00 70 .00 63 .00 63 .00 1 ,008 .00

8 920 .00 8 .00 80 .00 72 .00 72 .00 1 ,152 .00

9 1 , 035 .00 9 .00 90 .00 81 .00 81 .00 1 ,296 .00

10 1 , 150 .00 10 .00 10 0 .00 90 .00 90 .00 1 ,440 .00

11 1 , 265 .00 11 .00 11 0 .00 99 .00 99 .00 1 ,584 .00

12 1 , 380 .00 12 .00 12 0 .00 108 .00 108 .00 1 ,728 .00

13 1 , 495 .00 13 .00 13 0 .00 117 .00 117 .00 1 ,872 .00

14 1 , 610 .00 14 .00 14 0 .00 126 .00 126 .00 2 ,016 .00

• Presidential Scholarships

• Academic Excellence Scholarships

• Career Technical Scholarships

• Allied Health and Nursing Scholarships

• Leadership Scholarships

• Performing Arts Scholarships

• Athletic Scholarships

• Senior Adult Scholarships

• Alumni Association Scholarships

• Future Foundation Scholarships

More than 80 percent of Wallace State students are eligible for some form of financial aid in the form of Pell grants, the Federal

student loan program, scholarships, and work study opportunities. Details available online at wallacestate.edu/Financial-Aid.

The following scholarships are offered through Wallace State:

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Tuition chart is for planning purposes. Rates are subject to change. Visit www.wallacestate.edu for the most current tuition information.

ADMISSIONS Checklist


❒ Admissions Application An Application for Admission must be completed, signed and submitted to the Admissions Office. Forms are available in the Admissions Office or may be completed online.

❒ Official Transcripts Request a copy of your official transcripts from all high schools and colleges you have attended be sent to Wallace State Community College Admissions Office. Your transcript must include your official graduation date. If you have passed the GED examination, a copy of your certificate must be submitted to the Admissions Office.

❒ Apply for Scholarships and Financial Aid The first step to apply for Financial Aid is to complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) along with addi-tional paperwork required by the Wallace State Financial Aid Office, and a WSCC Scholarship Application. The FAFSA must be completed online at www.fafsa.gov. You are encouraged to apply for Financial Aid by May 1 if you plan to attend WSCC in the Fall Semester or by October 1 if you plan to attend WSCC the following Spring Semester. The application deadline for WSCC scholarships is February 15 for fall term scholarships.

❒ Attend Lions’ Pride Lions’ Pride Orientation sessions are conducted on specified dates prior to the start of the semester. At the conclusion of Lions’ Pride, you will be given the opportunity to meet with an advisor and discuss your educational plan. As part of this process, you will be authorized to register in the Office of Admissions or online.

❒ Take the Compass Placement Test The purpose of COMPASS testing is to place you in the classes most appropriate to your academic ability. You may need to enroll in transitional classes before taking other higher-level courses. If you received a 20 or higher ACT English score and/or a 20 or higher ACT Math score within the last two years, this test may not be necessary. Walk-in tests are given daily from 7:30 a.m. until 2 p.m.

❒ Advisement All students must complete the advisement process with their assigned advisor prior to registration for classes. You will need to bring your ACT scores or COMPASS placement scores with you.

❒ New Student Orientation All entering freshmen are required to enroll in an orientation class designed to assist students in the transition to college (ORI101, ORI103, or WKO101).

❒ Register for Classes After you have determined your class schedule with an advisor, you are ready to complete your registration. Tuition and fees are paid online or in the Cashier’s Office.

❒ Purchase Books About a month before classes begin, your textbooks will be available for purchase in the WSCC Bookstore. Cash, checks, VISA and MasterCard are accepted.

❒ First Week of Class!

LION CENTRAL OFFICE HOURS:

Mon - Wed: 7:30am - 6:00pm

Thurs: 7:30am - 4:30pm

Fri: 7:30am - 2:00pm

Phone: 256.352.8238

Email: [email protected]

Located in the lobby of the James C. Bailey Center. Start at

Lion Central for questions about Advising, Admissions and

Financial Aid.

ONLINE REGISTRATION

Visit wallacestate.edu/Register- Now for step-by-step instructions

on registering for classes.

Visit myWallaceState at wallacestate.edu/mywallacestate for

student records, catalog, class schedules, and more.

NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY

It is the policy of the Alabama Community College System and Wallace

State Community College, a postsecondary institution under its control,

that no person shall, on the grounds of race, color, sex, religion, national

origin, disability, age or sexual orientation, be excluded from participation

in, be denied benefit of, or be subjected to discrimination under any

program, activity or employment. The College will not retaliate against

any person because they have engaged in a protected activity opposing

the College or because they have made a complaint, testified, assisted,

or participated in any manner in an investigation, proceeding or hearing

alleging discrimination on a basis specified above.

ACCREDITATION

Wallace State Community College is accredited by the Southern Associa-

tion of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate

degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane,

Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for questions about the

accreditation of Wallace State Community College.

P.O. Box 2000 • 801 Main Street NW • Hanceville, Alabama 35077-2000 • (256) 352-8000 • (866) 350.WSCC

www.wallacestate.edu

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