ADVISOR RECOMMENDATIONS Clause Samples
The ADVISOR RECOMMENDATIONS clause sets out the process by which an advisor provides guidance or suggestions to a client regarding certain matters, such as business strategies, compliance, or operational improvements. Typically, this clause clarifies whether the client is obligated to follow the advisor's recommendations or if they are non-binding, and may outline the scope of topics covered or the format in which advice is delivered. Its core function is to define the advisory relationship, ensuring both parties understand the nature and authority of the recommendations, thereby preventing misunderstandings about the advisor's role and the client's obligations.
ADVISOR RECOMMENDATIONS. Students transferring to City Tech to Applied Mathematics Program must take CSC 110, CSC 210, MAT 200, and MAT 501. As part of Life and Physical Science requirement, students transferring to City Tech must take BIO 210 or CHE 201 for Applied Mathematics – Science concentration (ASB) or PHY 215 for the Applied Mathematics – Financial Services (AFB) and Information Sciences (AIB) concentrations. Students interested in pursuing the Applied Mathematics – Financial Services (AFB) concentration are required to take ECO 201 in the US Experiences in its Diversity requirement in order to satisfy a major requirement at City Tech.
ADVISOR RECOMMENDATIONS. LaGuardia Community College students who plan to transfer into the Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Science at Queens College are advised to strictly follow the Program Requirements and Program Electives listed in the proposal to satisfy the requirements for the Associates degree in Environmental Science at LAGCC and to ensure that the maximum number of credits and required coursework are transferred to satisfy the Bachelor of Science program requirements at Queens College. Furthermore, it is strongly recommended that students at LAGCC utilize the additional flexible core course (under general education) and unrestricted elective course (under specific program requirements) to fulfill courses that will transfer as major credits in the Environmental Science Program at Queens and strengthen their preparation for the Queens Environmental Science curriculum. Such courses are outlined in the appendix above and include Elementary Statistics (MAT120), Calculus I (MAT201) and II (MAT202), and Fundamentals of Physics I (SCP231) and II (SCP232).
ADVISOR RECOMMENDATIONS. BMCC students who plan to transfer into the Applied Chemistry degree program at New York City College of Technology are advised to choose the listed of Program Requirements indicated in this document in order to satisfy the requirements for the A.S. degree in Science at BMCC and to ensure that the maximum number of credits are transferred to satisfy the Applied Chemistry program requirements at New York City College of Technology. Refer to the college website for a list of the general requirements for the A.S. degree.
ADVISOR RECOMMENDATIONS. Hostos Community College students who plan to transfer into the BA degree in Area Studies/Latin American and Latino Studies Concentration at City College are advised to strictly follow the Program Requirements and Program Electives listed in the proposal to satisfy the requirements for the Associates degree in Liberal Arts/Latina/o, Latin American, and Caribbean Studies option at HCC and to ensure that the maximum number of credits and required coursework are transferred to satisfy the Area Studies/Latin American and Latino Studies Concentration requirements at CCNY. Refer to both college websites and college catalogs/bulletins for a list of Pathways general education requirements for both the Hostos Liberal Arts/Latina/o, Latin American, and Caribbean Studies Option and CCNY Area Studies/Latin American and Latino Studies Concentration programs.
ADVISOR RECOMMENDATIONS. BMCC students who intend to transfer to JJC under this agreement must take the following courses: MAT 150, MAT 206, MAT 209 or MAT 301 to satisfy the Mathematical and Quantitative Reasoning requirement. HUM 213 to satisfy the Program Elective requirement. PSY 240, PSY 250 or SOC 250 to satisfy the Social Science Elective requirement.