Credit by Examination. As many as three (3) "credit by examinations" may be administered by each employee each semester as part of the basic work assignment. A fee of $10.35 per exam shall be paid for each examination administered above that limit. All such examinations are subject to administrative approval and control.
Credit by Examination. The College shall award credit to students who satisfactorily meet the minimum required scores on College Level Examination Program (CLEP) examinations or institutionally developed subject area examinations. Students shall be responsible for payment of examination fees.
Credit by Examination. Students will be eligible for college credit based on the receipt of a specified minimum score on a nationally standardized general or subject area examination.
Credit by Examination. 7.3.2.1 Credit by Examination will carry no premium where students take only the final examination in a currently scheduled class.
Credit by Examination. If a Student Has Taken the Course/Subject (All Grade Levels) 65 Credit by Examination for Advancement/Acceleration—If a Student Has Not Taken the Course/Subject 66 Kindergarten Acceleration 66 Students in Grades 1–5 66 Students in Grades 6–12 67 Dating Violence, Discrimination, Harassment, and Retaliation (All Grade Levels) 67 Dating Violence 67 Discrimination 68 Harassment 68 Sexual Harassment and Gender-Based Harassment 68 Retaliation 69 Reporting Procedures 69 Investigation of Report 69 Discrimination 70 Distance Learning 70 All Grade Levels 70 Texas Virtual School Network (TXVSN) (Secondary Grade Levels) 70 Distribution of Literature, Published Materials, or Other Documents (All Grade Levels) 71 School Materials 71 Nonschool Materials 71 From Students 71 From Others 71 Dress and Grooming (All Grade Levels) 72 Guidelines for Boys 72 Guidelines for Girls 73 Electronic Devices and Technology Resources (All Grade Levels) 74 Possession and Use of Personal Telecommunications Devices, Including Mobile Telephones ............................................................................................................................................... 74 Possession and Use of Other Personal Electronic Devices 75 Instructional Use of Personal Telecommunications and Other Electronic Devices 75 Acceptable Use of District Technology Resources 75 Unacceptable and Inappropriate Use of Technology Resources 75 End-of-Course (EOC) Assessments 76 English Language Learners (All Grade Levels) 76 Extracurricular Activities, Clubs, and Organizations (All Grade Levels) 77 Standards of Behavior 78 Offices and Elections 78 Fees (All Grade Levels) 78 Fundraising (All Grade Levels) 79 Gang-Free Zones (All Grade Levels) 79 Gender-Based Harassment 79 Grade-Level Classification (Grades 9–12 Only) 80 Grading Guidelines (All Grade Levels) 80 Graduation (Secondary Grade Levels Only) 80 Requirements for a Diploma Beginning with the 2014–15 School Year 80 Testing Requirements for Graduation 81 Foundation Graduation Program 81 Credits Required 82 Available Endorsements 83 Personal Graduation Plans 83 Available Course Options for All Graduation Programs 84 Certificates of Coursework Completion 84 Students with Disabilities 84 Graduation Activities 85 Graduation Speakers 85 Graduation Expenses 85 Scholarships and Grants 86 Harassment 86 Hazing (All Grade Levels) 86 Health-Related Matters 86 Student Illness (All Grade Levels) 86 Bacterial Meningitis (All Grade Levels) 87 What is meningit...
Credit by Examination. If a Student Has Taken the Course/Subject (All Grade Levels) A student who has previously taken a course or subject—but did not receive credit or a final grade for it—may, in circumstances determined by the principal or attendance committee, be permitted to earn credit or a final grade by passing an exam approved by the district’s board of trustees on the essential knowledge and skills defined for that course or subject. Prior instruction may include, for example, incomplete coursework due to a failed course or excessive absences, homeschooling, or coursework by a student transferring from a nonaccredited school. The opportunity to take an examination to earn credit for a course or to be awarded a final grade in a subject after the student has had prior instruction is sometimes referred to as “credit recovery.” The school counselor or principal would determine if the student could take an exam for this purpose. If approval is granted, the student must score at least 70 on the exam to receive credit for the course or subject. The attendance review committee may also offer a student with excessive absences an opportunity to earn credit for a course by passing an exam. [For further information, see the school counselor and policy EHDB(LOCAL).]
Credit by Examination. The University allows all registered undergraduate students who consider themselves knowledgeable enough about any course that may be challenged to petition to take an examination in that course. Upon the successful passing of the examination appropriate grade and credit will be granted. (Details of the procedure students are to follow in challenging a course and a list of those courses which may be challenged can be obtained from the respective Xxxx.)
Credit by Examination. Coahoma Community College will grant advanced technical credit for selected courses in its Associate of Applied Science and Certificate Programs under the following conditions:
Credit by Examination. Current OC students may apply to take a comprehensive examination covering the subject matter contained in a course designated by the division/discipline as eligible for credit by examination. Not all courses are eligible for such credit. An examination of this type for a particular course may be taken only once during any 12-month period. The procedure is as follows: • Obtain the required “Credit by Examination” form from the division that offers the course. • Make an appointment with the division’s xxxx to discuss the examination and if appropriate, confer with a faculty member of the discipline in which the course is offered. • Upon approval of the division xxxx, take the completed form to the Cashier and pay the special examination fee. • Return the form and Xxxxxxx’s receipt to the division office. • Take the examination(s).
Credit by Examination. A student in any grade who has received prior instruction in a course or subject--but did not receive credit or a final grade for it--may be permitted by the District to earn credit by passing an exam approved by the district's board of trustees on the essential knowledge and skills defined for that course or subject. Prior instruction may include, for example, incomplete coursework due to a failed course or excessive absences, homeschooling, or coursework by a student transferring from a nonaccredited school. The opportunity to take an examination to earn credit for a course or to be awarded a final grade in a subject after the student has had prior instruction is sometimes referred to as "credit recovery". The school counselor or principal would determine if the student could take an exam for this purpose. If approval is granted, the student must score at least 70 on the exam to receive credit for the course or subject. The attendance review committee may allow a student with excessive absences to receive credit for a course by passing an examination. A student may not use this examination, however, to regain eligibility to participate in extracurricular activities. [For further information, see the school counselor and policy EHDB (Local).] Without Prior Instruction A student will be permitted to take an examination to earn credit for an academic course for which the student has no prior instruction, i.e., for advancement, or to accelerate to the next grade level. The exams offered by the district are approved by the district’s board of trustees, and state law requires the use of certain exams, such as College Board Advanced Placement (AP) and College Level Examination Program (CLEP) tests, when applicable. The dates on which examinations are scheduled during the 2015-2016 school year include: Date Scheduled December 2015 May 2016 Contact the school counselor for exact dates. The only exceptions to the published dates will be for any exams administered by another entity besides the district. In this case, a student and the district must comply with the testing schedule of the other entity. During each testing window provided by the district, a student may attempt a specific exam only once. A student in grade 6 or above will earn course credit with a passing score of at least 80 on the exam, a scaled score of 50 or higher on an exam administered through the CLEP, or a score of 3 or higher on an AP exam, as applicable. A student may take an exam to earn h...
