FAQ

The Divison Office is located on the second floor of the Technology & Professional Programs Building (TPP), Room 233.

• Visit the TPP Division Office in Room 233 of the TPP Building
• Give us a call at (850) 201-8352
• Division Office Hours: Monday - Thursday, 8 a.m.-7 p.m.; Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

The Technology and Professional Programs Division offers degrees in the following areas of study:

• Business & Office Systems Technology
• Computer Technology
• Criminal Justice Technology
• Early Childhood Education and Development
• Engineering & Technology
• Physical Education & Recreation

• In order to declare a major or get into a program of study, you must be a currently enrolled student at Tallahassee Community College. Please contact enrollment services at (850) 201-8555 if you are not a current student.
• Go to Eaglenet (http://eaglenet.tcc.fl.edu)
• Under "Student Access", click on "Grades/Records" and sign on using your Social Security number and PIN that you use for registration.
• Click on "Change Program Objective" and select the major/program of study that you would like to enter.
• You have now successfully changed your program objective. Should you have any questions about this process, degree audits, or registration, please contact your advisor or the Counseling department, (850) 201-8440.

• Appeal for Change of Grade

Ordinarily, an instructor’s grades are permanent once they have been released to the Enrollment Services and Student Success office on the final day of the term. Grades may be changed only when a clerical error has been made or when new information indicates that a change be made. In certain instances, a student may have just grounds to appeal for a change of grade. All grade appeals must be initiated within one calendar year after the disputed grade was awarded. In proving grounds for a change of grade, the responsibility is on the student.

The procedure for appealing for a change of grade is as follows:

1. The student confers with the instructor.

2. If the problem is not resolved, the student confers with the appropriate Dean/Director.

3. If the problem cannot be resolved at this level, the student may then petition the Vice President for Academic Affairs. The Vice President will require the student to put all of the pertinent facts in a written petition and submit a signed copy to the Vice President within a time period agreed to by both parties.

4. If the student does not provide the written petition within the agreed time period, the procedure shall terminate.

5. If the student provides the written petition to the Vice President for Academic Affairs within the agreed time period, the Vice President will investigate.

6. If the problem cannot be resolved at this level, the Vice President for Academic Affairs will forward the petition to the Student Services Committee via the Vice President for Student Affairs. This Committee, which may request additional information from both parties via the Vice President for Student Affairs, will then inform the student and the faculty member of the date of the hearing and request their presence.

7. The Committee shall hold the hearing and consider the facts stated in the petition.

8. The Committee shall make a recommendation, and the Chairman will notify the Vice President for Academic Affairs via the Vice President for Student Affairs, in writing, of the committee’s recommendation.

Notification will be mailed within 10 working days following the appeal.