Employee and Dependent Scholarship Program Sample Clauses

Employee and Dependent Scholarship Program. Faculty members in the bargaining unit may utilize up to six (6) credit hours for Fall Term and six (6) credit hours for Spring Term. A total award of twelve (12) credit hours per year may be shared between employee and dependent(s). Faculty members (not dependents) can also receive a maximum of six (6) credit hours for Summer enrollment. For qualifying students enrolling in “clock hour” programs, the scholarship program will cover registration fees for up to 180 hours for Fall and/or Spring Terms and up to 90 clock hours for Summer (equivalent to the credit hours covered, but NOT in addition to the credit hours). Dependent eligibility is defined in College Procedure 3.5. Only in-state tuition and registration fees will be covered. Laboratory and special course fees are not covered. Community and Continuing Workforce Education courses and Corporate Training classes are NOT eligible for this program. Only Bachelors programs specified on the scholarship application are eligible for consideration. Applicants who are on disciplinary or academic probation are not eligible for this scholarship program. Unused scholarship hours cannot be accumulated from term to term. Registration processes will be handled in the same manner as all other students based on earned hours. Faculty members must have been employed in a full-time status for at least four months before being eligible for these scholarships. A Faculty member or dependent who demonstrates unsuccessful course attempts may be ineligible to continue receiving this scholarship. Third attempts at any one course are NOT covered.
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Employee and Dependent Scholarship Program. Faculty members in the bargaining unit may utilize up to six (6) credit hours for Fall Term and six (6) credit hours for Spring Term. A total award of twelve (12) credit hours per year may be shared between employee and dependent(s). Faculty members (not dependents) can also receive a maximum of six (6) credit hours for Summer enrollment. For qualifying students enrolling in “clock hour” programs, the scholarship program will cover registration fees for up to 180 hours for Fall and/or Spring Terms and up to 90 clock hours for Summer (equivalent to the credit hours covered, but NOT in addition to the credit hours). Dependent eligibility is defined in College Procedure
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