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Paying for College Academic Appeals Appeal Procedures The deadline to submit an appeal is 45 days after the start of the semester. The student can submit an appeal for the loss of federal aid eligibility if there were extenuating or special circumstances beyond their control. To appeal your Satisfactory Academic Progress status, you must: Submit […]

Programs of Study Respiratory Care Degree: AAS |  Graduation Requirements: 68 credits Program Summary: The Respiratory Care Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree at SUNY Sullivan is obtained through a rigorous 2-year curriculum. The program is currently accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care (CoARC) (coarc.com) with a provisional accreditation. Qualified students admitted

Paying for College Satisfactory Progress Satisfactory Progress SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS Satisfactory Academic Progress for Federally Funded Programs must be made to maintain eligibility for Federal Title IV Financial Aid. Federal regulations require schools to review students’ academic records at least annually to ensure that students are making adequate progress toward degree completion to maintain eligibility

DEPARTMENTS & EMPLOYEES COVID-19 Employee Guidelines COVID-19 Guidelines for Employees Related Services Administration CARES Act Reporting Employee Directory Communications Communications Support Request Form Submit an Event Purchasing Department Human Resources Institutional Research Accreditations SUNY Sullivan Careers COVID-19 Guidelines for Employees We will make adjustments to the academic calendar, including to the normal spring break schedule,

student resources Student Handbook Student handbook (Rev. Aug., 2020) Related Services Academic Calendar Safety & Security Computer Lab | IT Help Desk | Tech Center Hermann Memorial Library Student Code of Conduct Student Handbook Professional Licensure Disclosures Every year, student personnel staff publishes the Student Handbook that contains valuable information for each student.  It is

Health Services Immunizations Health Services Checklist For students born after January 1, 1957, and planning to register for 6 or more campus-based credits, provide: o Proof of Immunizations: a) 2 Measles Vaccinations b) 1 Mumps Vaccination c) 1 Rubella Vaccination OR 2 MMR vaccinations OR Titers with results proving immunity Submit Meningococcal Vaccination Response Form

Health Services Emergencies Emergencies There may be occasions when either accidents or other medical emergencies occur after Health Services Office business hours. Students who have such emergencies should call Public Safety at 845-434-5750 x4315, or call 911. For non-life threatening emergencies, students should visit the closest urgent care facility. For life-threatening emergencies, students should visit

Health Services Health Services Available student health services include: Assessment, diagnosis & treatment of illnesses & injuries Antibiotics (as per MD/NP assessment) OTC medications Respiratory treatments Cuts & burns Colds Insect bites Headaches/migraines Menstrual cramps Allergic reactions Emergency crisis assistance First-time registration immunization requirements Health & wellness information Referrals to outside agencies Health Care Services