College Enrollment Sample Clauses
The College Enrollment clause establishes the requirements and procedures for a student to officially register and become a member of a college or university. Typically, this clause outlines eligibility criteria, necessary documentation, deadlines, and any fees or deposits that must be paid to secure a place. For example, it may specify that students must submit proof of prior education, complete application forms, and pay an enrollment fee by a certain date. The core function of this clause is to ensure a clear, standardized process for admitting students, thereby preventing misunderstandings and ensuring that only qualified individuals are granted enrollment.
College Enrollment. The College will ensure that any student successfully completing a transitional math course in accordance with the grading policies in the Course Documentation is eligible to enroll in the applicable outcome college math course identified in the table above without any further placement test or other prerequisite requirement, provided the enrollment occurs within 18 months of the transitional math course completion as indicated on the high school transcript.
College Enrollment. The Consultant will perform a model recalibration and sub-area validation using the existing data collected for this project to check the model’s results within the study area. The Consultant will validate the base year model forecasts using the validation criteria presented in the 2010 Caltrans Regional Transportation Plan Guidelines. The Consultant will review the results with ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and if the revised model meets the specified validation targets, proceed with the future year forecasting. If the revised model still does not fully meet all of the targets, the Consultant will review the progress made with Caltrans and request approval to proceed with forecasting. The Consultant will submit a Draft Model Validation Report and will respond to one round of written comments and prepare the Final Model Validation Report. This task assumes attendance at up to one (1) in-person meeting.
College Enrollment. The College will ensure that any student successfully completing a transitional English course in accordance with the grading policies in the Course Documentation is eligible to enroll in the outcome college courses specified in the Statewide Course Parameters and Competencies without any further placement test or other prerequisite requirement, provided the enrollment occurs within 36 months of high school graduation.