SPT 1113PUBLIC SPEAKING I

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Approved Humanities/Fine Arts Elective .............3 MIT 1343 Leadership & Team Mgmt. ...............3 Approved Soc./Behav. Science Elective ...............3 12 15 SOPHOMORE YEAR Speciality Courses ...............................................37 37 Completion Award: Associate in Applied Science Degree PARAMEDIC The paramedic education program is four semesters beyond the EMT course. The program draws its students from individuals already possessing a valid EMT state certification. Paramedic classes are admitted each spring on a competitive entrance basis and include an interview by the instructor and/or committee. Candidates must also successfully pass a comprehensive EMT exam to be considered. To be elgible for an Associate in Applied Science Degree the student must successfully complete the EMT course, all academic course requirements, and all paramedic courses. Special admission requirements: 1. Meet the general admission requirements of Copiah-Lincoln Community College. 2. Complete an application packet for Emergency Medical Technology and submit all 61 . . . The Place To Be required documentation. 3. Must be 18 years of age upon entrance into the program. 4. High School Diploma or high school equivalency diploma. 5. Minimum ACT score of 16 required. 6. Current American Heart Association BLS Healthcare Provider card. 7. Present completed Health Occupation Examination form signed by a medical doctor stating the student is medically capable of the educational and job demands of an EMT and Paramedic. 8. Present current immunization record, including proof of negative TB skin test. 9. Complete the college’s Hepatitis B Policy form. 10. If accepted, complete drug and alcohol testing, criminal background check, and fingerprinting at the student’s expense and based on state rules and regulations. 11. If accepted, submit to substance abuse testing at any time. 12. Must maintain a minimum grade average of 80 for continued enrollment and successful completion of this program. SUMMER TERM