Cat College Frequently Asked Questions

I just found out about Cat College and it started awhile ago, can I still enroll?
Yes so long as the classes are posted, you may enroll and take classes.

How do I enroll?
Click here to enroll.

How do I know I got my points for enrolling?
Go to your ‘My Account’ page and it will show in your point accrual.

How do I graduate from Cat College?
Each series of courses has a graduation ceremony and diploma (Series 100 courses, Series 200 courses, etc.) and you graduate from each series of courses by earning a 60 percent or better on all quizzes.

How do I graduate with honors?
Get 90 percent or above on all quizzes.

Can I take the quizzes more than once?
Yes you can.  Each failing score will record until you earn a passing grade (60 percent or better).  Once you earn a 60 percent or better, that is your final score.

When is graduation?
You will receive an e-mail with graduation details.

Where can I go and download my diploma?
After the close of classes (last class date), quizzes will be scored and diplomas will be posted on graduation date for download in your ‘My Account’ page.

Do I have to take the prerequisites to enroll in the 200 level classes?
Yes, you do. The material prepares you for advanced the next series of courses.

Can I exceed the schedule posted?  In other words, can I take the 100 series courses and immediately take the 200 series courses without yet receiving my 100 series diploma?
Yes, so long as you pass all of your quizzes with a 60 percent or higher, you may take the next set of courses.

Do I get points for every quiz I take?
No, Club Cat points are only given out on the regular site quizzes.

What does extra credit activity get me?
The extra credit activities give you Club Cat points.

I took a quiz but I don't see my points for extra credit. What happened?
Please make sure you are logged in. Carefully review the activity or your point history on the "My Account" page. Points reflected are sums of similar activities on a certain date. If you still feel that you have not received all your points, contact us using the subject "Cat College Technical Support."

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