River Parishes Community College

Academics

Academics at River Parishes Community College

River Parishes Community College, Academic Affairs, includes all technical and transfer credit programs, library services, and college-wide institutional effectiveness. Academic Affairs supports the mission of RPCC through providing leadership, quality service, and instruction that leads to technical certificates, diplomas, and associate degrees for transfer or the workforce.

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  1. Academic Programs
  2. Academic Calendars
  3. Catalog and Student Handbook
  4. Online Bookstore
  5. Transfer Resources
  6. Transfer and Articulation
  7. RPCC Canvas

Admissions

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  1. Admissions
  2. Apply Now
  3. Admission Status
  4. Applying for Admission
  5. Placement Testing
  6. Accommodations
  7. Dual Enrollment
  8. REBOOT Your Career

Students

Students at River Parishes Community College
  1. Student Services
  2. Business Office- Students
  3. Course Scheduling
  4. Dual Enrollment
  5. Online Bookstore
  6. Recent Catalogs
  7. Graduation
  8. Proctored Exams
  9. RPCC Canvas
  10. LoLA : Log On Louisiana

Financial Aid

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  1. Financial Aid Home
  2. Apply for Financial Aid
  3. Title IV Programs
  4. TOPS Scholarships
  5. RPCC Scholarships
  6. Refund Procedures
  7. Veterans’ Benefits
  8. Diploma Program Aid
  9. Financial Aid: Contacts

About

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  1. About Us
  2. Title IX
  3. History of the College
  4. Service Area
  5. RPCC Foundation
  6. Institutional Research and Effectiveness
  7. COVID-19 Response
  8. Contact Us

RPCC Math Help

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Purpose:

The purpose of Math Help is to assist students with basic secondary math skills. A person may participate to improve his/her skills prior to enrolling in a college course or applying for a job.  Someone may want to “refresh their skills” in order to better help their children with homework. All adults are welcome.

 

How Does Math Prep Work:

  • Step 1: The student completes an application.
  • Step 2: The student completes a TABE assessment test for math. The math TABE assessment test consists of two parts (a computation section and an applied math section).
  • Step 3: The student meets with a WorkReady U instructor to review TABE results and set up a schedule.
  • Step 4: The student attends class, completes required class hours and retests.

The amount of time a student spends in Math Help depends on the student’s TABE assessment scores and the student’s goals.

 

Your next step: Enroll now!

For additional information, please contact Bonnie Kern at (985) 785-5080, Ext 3014 or bkern@rpcc.edu

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