Census Date Sample Clauses
The Census Date clause defines the specific date by which a student's enrollment status in a course is officially recorded for administrative and financial purposes. On this date, institutions determine which students are considered enrolled, and it is typically the deadline for making changes to enrollment, such as adding or dropping courses without academic or financial penalty. This clause ensures clarity and consistency in managing student records, tuition charges, and eligibility for refunds or financial aid, thereby reducing disputes and administrative confusion.
Census Date. The fifteenth day of each academic term of the University. Begins on November 7 of the current year and ends on November 6 of the succeeding year.
Census Date. Under the Higher Education Support Act (2003), a higher education provider must set a census date for courses of study it will offer during a year. The census date is the date on which a student's enrolment is taken to be finalised and FEE-HELP debt incurred. Students must submit their Request for Commonwealth Assistance by the census date.
Census Date. The term “enrollment” shall mean one student registered in one Online Course during one Online Course Period (the length of time a particular Online Course may be offered to students, which period shall not exceed four months). Technology Service Fees shall be assessed for all enrollments in Online Courses offered through the eCollege System at the time of the Census Date, which in no event shall be more than [***] business days after the start of each eCourse Credit Online Course, Hybrid Online Course or eCompanion Online Course (the “Census Date”). In the case of eCourse Non-Credit Online Courses, the Census Date shall be the start date. An enrollment will be counted if at the Census Date the student has been issued a password by eCollege to access Courseware pursuant to enrollment procedures agreed to between eCollege and Customer, and if eCollege has not received written notification from Customer prior to the Census Date that the student has withdrawn from the applicable course.
Census Date. Under the Higher Education Support Act (2003), a higher education provider must set a census date for courses of study it will offer during a year. The census date is the date on which a student's enrolment is taken to be finalised and FEE-HELP debt incurred. Students must submit their Request for Commonwealth Assistance by the census date. Policy Title Refund Policy Policy Owners College Director and Principal, Director, Marketing and Admissions and Commercial Finance Manager Key Stakeholders Admissions and Finance Staff Students Approval Body LTM Management Committee Approved on January 12 2012 LTM Executive Committee Review approved on May 13 2013 October 8 2013 September 17 2014 December 10 2014 December 12 2016 February 28 2018 Related Policies Enrolment Policy Date Effective 12 January 2012 Next Review Date February 2019 Revision Date Version Summary of changes 12/12/16 1.5 Changes to refund table in relation to visa refusal and cancellation.
Census Date. Under the Higher Education Support Act (2003), a higher education provider must set a census date for courses of study it will offer during a year. The census date is the date on which a student's enrolment is taken to be finalised and FEE-HELP debt incurred. Students must submit their Request for Commonwealth Assistance by the census date. Policy Title Refund Policy Policy Owners College Director and Principal, Director, Marketing and Admissions and Commercial Finance Manager Key Stakeholders Admissions and Finance Staff Students Approval Body LTM Management Committee Approved on April 30 2020 LTM Executive Committee Review approved on May 13 2013 October 8 2013 September 17 2014 December 10 2014 December 12 2016 February 28 2018 LTCA Executive Committee October 31 2018 LTCA Executive Committee February 21 2019 Relevant Legislation The Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000 (ESOS Act) Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Regulations 2001 Higher Education Support Act 2003 Related Policies Enrolment Policy Date Effective 04 May 2020 Next Review Date March 2021 Revision Date Version Summary of changes 12/12/16 1.5 Changes to refund table in relation to visa refusal and cancellation.
Census Date. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ shall conduct an official census of enrolled students for each section (the “Census Data”), five business days after Rutgers’ add/drop period closes for the applicable semester. (the “Census Date”). A student will be counted for purposes of this Agreement if (a) at the Census Date the student has granted access to a course pursuant to enrollment procedures agreed to between Pearson and Rutgers, and (b) Pearson has not received notification prior to the Census Date that the student has withdrawn. Pearson shall deliver the Census Data to Rutgers for review and reconciliation. Any discrepancies shall be reported to ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ within three business days or such data will be deemed agreed to by the parties.
Census Date. The term “enrollment” shall mean one student registered in one Online Course during one Online Course Period (the length of time a particular Online Course may be offered to students, which period shall not exceed four months). Technology Service Fees shall be assessed for all enrollments in Online Courses offered through the eCollege System at the time of the Census Date, which in no event shall be more than [***] business days ([***] business days for terms that start in December) after the start of each eCourse Credit Online Course, Hybrid Online Course or eCompanion Online Course (the "Census Date"). In the case of eCourse Non-Credit Online Courses, the Census Date shall be the start date. An enrollment will be counted if at the Census Date the student has been issued a password by eCollege to access Courseware pursuant to enrollment procedures agreed to between eCollege and Customer, and if eCollege has not received written notification from Customer prior to the Census Date that the student has withdrawn from the applicable course.
Census Date. The Technology Service Fee shall be assessed for all students enrolled in Courseware offered through the eCollege System at the time of the Census Date, which in no event shall be more than ten (10) business days after the start of each eCourse Credit Online Course or eCompanion Online Course (the "Census Date"). In the case of eCourse Non-Credit Online Courses, the eCourse Non- Credit Census Date shall be the start date. For the purpose of this Agreement, a student will be deemed "enrolled" at the Census Date if he or she has been issued a password by eCollege to access Courseware pursuant to enrollment procedures agreed to between eCollege and Customer, and if eCollege has not received written notification from Customer prior to the Census Date that the student has withdrawn.