Transfer Credit Policy. Teacher transferring to the District from another school district may be placed at any step of their respective degree index up to receiving full credit on the salary schedule for the first six (6) years of outside teaching experience and one-half credit for the next four (4) years of outside experience.
Transfer Credit Policy. To request credit for previous coursework, a student must submit official documentation during the Admissions process. A $50 Pre- enrollment Transfer Evaluation fee must accompany the request for transfer credit. After admission into the program, a $25 per course Transfer Credit Processing fee is assessed to finalize the transfer of coursework into student records. Transfer credit may be granted for coursework from another accredited oriental medicine curriculum, provided it is documented by official transcripts. Transfer courses must be equivalent to courses offered at IOM. Students must have received a grade of “C” (2.0 GPA) or higher in the coursework for it to be considered for transfer credit. Transferable courses must have the same content as UHM courses for which transfer credit is being sought. The Academic Xxxx shall determine if this is the case. Up to 100% of the transfer credit may be granted for IOM courses in basic sciences and western clinical sciences if taken at an Accreditation Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (“ACAOM”) institution or at a regionally accredited college. Up to 100% transfer credit may be granted for IOM courses in Acupuncture, Herbal Medicine, and Oriental Medicine for coursework taken at an acupuncture school approved by the California Acupuncture Board (“CAB”) and accredited by a candidate of ACAOM. Up to 50% transfer credit may be granted toward IOM clinical training requirements from CAB-approved and ACAOM-accredited/candidacy status institutions. Regardless of the conditions cited above, transfer students are required to complete one year of the program to graduate from UHM. Coursework taken at another institution after admission to IOM is not transferable unless approved in advance in writing by the Academic Xxxx. Credits used to satisfy the minimum prerequisites for admission cannot be used for transfer credit. All foreign transcripts utilized for initial admissions and/or transfer credits must be evaluated from an evaluation agency recognized by the United States Department of Education (DOE) prior to submission to IOM. Any questions a student may have regarding this enrollment agreement that have not been satisfactorily answered by the institution may be directed to the Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education at 0000 X. Xxxxxx Xxxx. Xxxxx 000, Xxxxxxxxxx XX 00000. , XXX.XXXX.XX.XXX, telephone number 000-000-0000. A student or any member of the public may file a complaint about this institution w...
Transfer Credit Policy. All courses completed at MCC for earned credit with a grade of “C-” or better will be considered transferable to NEC. An exception will be made for students who have completed an Associate Degree, who may transfer up to 16 credits of grades recorded “D”, as well. However, “D” grades may not be able to fulfill major-specific course requirements. Courses taken outside the context of programs listed above will be evaluated on an individual basis. While we encourage students to continue their studies in their original majors, they will not be limited to the program of their Associate Degree. The majority of students transferring from MCC will be able to transfer into any major at NEC with a minimal loss of credit. This is the favorable result of similarities in general education requirements. Students completing the General Education program from MCC will be considered to have completed all General Education requirements at New England College, provided that the MCC general education program includes College Writing, or their equivalents; a Mathematics course (non-remedial); a Natural Science course with Lab component; and a Creative Arts course. Any student who wishes to transfer under the terms of this agreement must provide NEC with a current official transcript, or equivalent copy of academic work, in addition to a description of any social disciplinary action taken against the student during his/her enrollment at MCC. Financial Aid Opportunities: Students who are accepted to NEC under the terms of this agreement are eligible for financial aid and housing as entering students with junior standing. Students transferring to NEC in accordance with the policies listed in this agreement (minimum GPA of 2.00) will be guaranteed a Transfer Merit Scholarship of at least $21,000 per year. Transfer merit scholarships range from $21,000 - $25,000 per year, are awarded at the time of acceptance, and are largely determined by the cumulative college GPA the admission committee has at time of application review. If a student plans to live on campus, 75% of the scholarship is applied to tuition and 25% is applied to room and board. A commuting student will be eligible for the tuition only percentage of the merit scholarship awarded. Students may qualify for other need-based financial aid, both federal and institutional. To determine eligibility, students need to file the FAFSA and select NEC as a recipient of the results. Students enrolling in NEC courses online, or those...
Transfer Credit Policy. ACES Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx who enter the Honors Program upon transfer from another accredited institution may use one honors credit course from their previous institution to count toward the “four courses with honors credit” requirement. If you would like to explore this option, eHCLA Factsheet – Academic Year 2016-2017 Page 4 please contact Xxx Xxxxxxxx to schedule an appointment with Xxxx Xxx, and be sure to bring along a course syllabus and any documentation of the honors credit coursework that you completed (such as graded assignments). Xxxx Xxx will determine if the honors coursework will be accepted as counting toward fulfillment of your “four courses with honors credit” requirement. You will receive a written response from Xxxx Xxx, documenting her decision on your request to transfer honors credit.
Transfer Credit Policy. General Transfer credit is credit that an undergraduate or graduate student has earned from college-level courses they have taken in the past. In general, transfer credit is: Determined by the registrar’s office review of a student’s official transcripts Post-secondary, from a college or university accredited by a regional or national accrediting agency, and/or Post-secondary, earned through courses that document their work and life experience, as discussed on EL 203 Portfolio Development.
Transfer Credit Policy. Individual transfer credit, for previously completed course work, is granted during the admissions process. Students acknowledge that the transfer credit process must be completed within one month of the program start date. No transfer credit will be granted after the Transfer Credit Agreement document is signed. Program tuition fees are adjusted to reflect transfer credits and are limited to tuition, and some software, as predetermined by UWPACE.
