Admission of students. The PSA shall enroll any student who meets the age and residency requirements and who submits a timely application for enrollment. The PSA may not discriminate in its admission policies or practices on the basis of intellectual or athletic ability, measures of achievement or aptitude, race, ethnicity, national origin, disability, gender, religion, or any other basis that would be illegal if used by a school district.
Admission of students. The IMC shall admit students to the School in accordance with the criteria as laid down in the School Development Plan.
Admission of students. The SMC shall admit students to the School in accordance with the criteria as laid down in the School Development Plan.
Admission of students. Newly enrolled Seniors will only be allowed to participate if they are able to complete, at minimum, nine credit hours and/or the Occupational Skills Award tied to the DE Program. Considerations will be evaluated on a case by case basis when special designations in the College & Career Readiness School Models (CCRSM) exist. The Texas Success Initiative Assessment (TSIA) 2.0 is a program designed to assess students’ readiness for postsecondary coursework and provide appropriate interventions, services and instructional activities to prepare students for success in college-level courses. Dual Enrollment students must take the TSIA 2.0 assessment prior to enrolling with TSTC unless otherwise exempt or waived. ELIGIBLE COURSES Courses offered by TSTC are developed based on the guidelines published in the Workforce Education Course Manual (WECM) adopted by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB) and must be in the approved course inventory of the College and approved for dual enrollment by the College’s applicable instructional department and TSTC’s Office of Dual Enrollment. Remedial or continuing education courses will not be offered for dual credit. TSTC does not offer
Admission of students. All students fulfilling the diploma requirements and sufficient knowledge of English language, can be admitted by the Programme Board. Partner Universities are not allowed to have additional conflicting admission conditions for students admitted to the programme. The students will get an official letter of admission signed by the Registrar of Ghent University where the Coordination Office is located. A copy of this letter will be sent to the department responsible for enrolment of the institute receiving the student during his Study Pathway (first and second year). Enrolment is only official after paying the tuition fee by the student to the coordinator and after having performed all formalities (not conflicting with the joint programme regulations) for joining the first hosting partner. The coordinating university will share the final list of students with the partner universities. The coordinating university will transfer the agreed budget for covering enrollment costs to the partner university account where the student is enrolled.
Admission of students. The two institutions agree to nominate for the exchange program only students of good academic standing at the time of their nomination. It is understood that students participating in this exchange will have adequate linguistic competence. Students coming from the U of A must meet the admissions criteria for international students, as listed in the current WSU catalog, including any English proficiency requirements (… optional wording to require TOEFL or IELTS or screening by host institution, etc.). It is expected that WSU students will be able to take any courses which are offered in English at the U of A. (…optional… Students must have completed semesters of study to be eligible for this exchange). Students from different disciplines can participate in this exchange and may take any course at the host institution for which they have the proper academic background. However, there shall be no obligation to admit students to courses in which there are strict admission restrictions at the host institution. The home institution shall inform the host institution of the names and addresses of its nominees five (5) months before the beginning of the semester. The necessary completed application forms will be sent to the host institution’s international office. Participation in the exchange does not constitute later admission as a regular student at the host institution.
Admission of students. A. Students may be considered during their third or fourth year of attendance at the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown for admission to the Pennsylvania College of Optometry for the following Fall. Junior students applying for the program must plan their curriculum so that they will have completed all the requirements for graduation from University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown by the end of the first year at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry.
Admission of students. The students (using the admission criteria, the letter of motivation and reference letters), after checking eligibility by the Co- ordinator, are pre-selected by the EM-ABG Consortium Committee during its annual mid-term meeting (February) and subsequently proposed to the EACEA for final selection. Minutes of the meeting are made and circulated to all Partners. Students proposed for selection by the EACEA are informed as such by the Co-ordinator. The students finally selected on by the EACEA in May will get an official letter of admission signed by the Co-ordinator. A copy of this letter will be sent to the department responsible for enrolment of the Institute / institution receiving the student. Information on students selected for the EM-ABG MSc Course is forwarded to the co-ordinator of the starting institute / institution. Admission also depends on actual enrolment with respect to the set minimum and maximum numbers of students per institute / institution as a percentage of the total number of students in EM-ABG. All admitted students can enrol under the conditions set for enrolment. Enrolment is only official after paying the subscription fee to the account of the Consortium. Students who enter the EM-ABG MSc Course may have only minor deficiencies at the start of the Course. If they do, then they need to attend courses to overcome these deficiencies during their first year of the EM-ABG MSc course.
Admission of students. 9.1. Students’ application process will be technically administered by the Consortium Coordinator as follows:
Admission of students. 164 3.1 In accordance with Title IV of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of Educational 165 Amendments of 1972, Section 5 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and Age Discrimination 166 Act of 1975, CalUniversity admits all qualified applicants regardless of age, sexual 167 preference, gender, marital status, religion, national origin, creed, disability, or ethnic origin. 168 The University recruits and admits those students/Learners who have the potential to 169 successfully complete the educational programs. The prospective student’s motivation and 170 interest in succeeding in his/her chosen business field are important factors for admission 171 consideration as well as the student’s academic background and qualifications. 172 173 3.2 CSP agrees to only introduce duly qualified prospective students for admission for 174 CalUniversity programs The CSP will assist the prospective student in his/her collection of 175 all required official admission documents (from prior study, if any, required English language 176 proficiency exam scores, etc.). CSP agrees to strictly comply with all admissions requirements 177 listed in the current CalUniversity Catalog. CSP further agrees to comply with any changes 178 provided by subsequent editions of the Catalog and any changes in admissions standards and 179 requirements contained therein. The Registrar of CalUniversity and its academic staff has the 180 sole right to officially admit and to register students into the appropriate CalUniversity 181 programs. 182 183 184 4. PAYMENT TERMS FOR SERVICES PROVIDED BY CSP 185 Any and all payments for services provided under this contract will be made directly by CalUniversity 186 to the CSP in accordance with the letter of understanding between CalUniversity and the CSP which 187 was previously signed by both parties. 188 189 5. DURATION 190 5.1 191 192 193 194 195 5.2 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 Subject to Clause 1.5, 1.13 and 5.2 in this Agreement, this Agreement is valid for one year effective from the date and signatures by both parties. It will be renewed for an additional one (1) year period by a letter of extension unless terminated by either party with a thirty (30) days written notification. CalUniversity may, at its discretion, terminate this Agreement:
