Class Time Sample Clauses

Class Time. Unless there are extenuating circumstances, classroom professors shall be at assigned teaching locations ready to conduct class prior to the scheduled time for the beginning of each class, and shall not, without authorization, dismiss any class before the scheduled time of adjournment.
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Class Time. ( AM or PM) Please check the preferred days you could attend*: Lecture/Lab Day: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday PROGRAM SCHEDULE: Clinical Rotations: Nursing/Medical Assisting/Veterinary Assisting includes a combination of medical facility, simulation lab and other field experience. EMT/Paramedic includes a combination of medical facility and fire rescue field experience. The student will receive further details of this schedule at the mandatory orientation which occurs approximately one week before classes begin. Most clinical sites are usually within 50 miles of the College; however, some sites can be located up to 100 miles from the College. The College will continually strive to provide the student with clinical experiences that meet their academic and scheduling needs, but the student should be flexible and take these experiences as they become available.
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Class Time. If an employee attends a class which extends more than one day, the number of hours spent in class, and travel time shall be averaged. If the time spent in class, traveling, and on duty for those days averages less than 8 hours per day, then the employee will receive no additional compensation; if the time spent averages more than 8 hours per day, then the employee shall be paid at the applicable overtime rate for those average hours in excess of eight (8).
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Class Time. The district recognizes the importance of staff input for making decisions concerning class times, i.e. length of class and passing times. Due to their position, teachers hold uniquely important information on these issues. In light of the above, any changes being considered in total contact time (minutes per week for teachers) shall include Association input prior to adoption and implementation.
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Class Time. ( AM or PM) Please check the preferred days you could attend*: Lecture/Lab Day: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday PROGRAM SCHEDULE: Clinical Rotations: Nursing/Medical Assisting/Veterinary Assisting includes a combination of medical facility, simulation lab and other field experience. EMT/Paramedic includes a combination of medical facility and fire rescue field experience. The student will receive further details of this schedule at the mandatory orientation which occurs approximately one week before classes begin. Most clinical sites are usually within 50 miles of the College; however, some sites can be located up to 100 miles from the College. The College will continually strive to provide the student with clinical experiences that meet their academic and scheduling needs, but the student should be flexible and take these experiences as they become available. PROGRAM OVE RVIEW AN D COST: Diploma App. Fee Cost Per Semester Projected Total Program Cost* Approx. Length of Program Credits Clock Hours EMT $ 150.00 $ 5,000.00 $ 5,000.00 1 Semester/ 4 Months 12 Clock Hours 300 Paramedic $ 50.00 $ 4,395.00 $ 13,185.00 3 Semesters/ 12 Months 45 Clock Hours 1,112 Medical Assisting $ 50.00 (I/II) $ 7,200.00 (III) $ 3,600.00 $ 18,000.00 3 Semesters/ 10 Months 36 N/A Veterinary Assisting $ 50.00 (I/II) $ 7,600.00 (III) $ 3,800.00 $ 19,000.00 3 Semesters/ 10 Months 35 N/A Associate of Science / Associate of Applied Science Degree App. Fee Cost Per Credit Projected Total Program Cost* Approx. Length of Program Credits Clock Hours AS in Nursing $ 50.00 (Gen. Ed.) $ 645.00 (Core) $ 767.00 $ 51,564.00 6 Semesters/ 24 Months 72 (30 Xxx. Xx./ 00 Xxxx) Xxxxx Hours 1,485 AS in EMS $ 150.00 (Gen. Ed.) $ 645.00 (Core) $293.00 $ 22,860.00 4 Semesters/ 24 Months 60 (15 Xxx. Xx./ 00 Xxxx) Xxxxx Hours 1,112 AAS in Substance Abuse Counseling $ 50.00 (Gen. Ed.) $ 645.00 (Core) $ 275.00 $ 29,820.00 6 Semesters/ 24 Months 60 (30 Gen. Ed / 30 Core) N/A Bachelor of Science Degree App. Fee Cost Per Credit Projected Total Program Cost* Approx. Length of Program Credits Clock Hours RN to BSN $ 50.00 (ASN Gen. Ed.) $ 645.00 (ASN Core) $ 767.00 (BSN Gen. Ed.) $ 275.00 (BSN Core) $ 275.00 $ 16,500.00 7 Semesters/ 12-24 Months 120 (60 ASN/ 23 Xxx. Xx./ 00 Xxxx) X/X * Projected total program cost is based on full time continuous enrollment for the entire program. The total cost of the program may change as a result of transfer of credits, failing one or more courses, and/or interruption ...
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