Transfer Policies. On an annual basis, the District shall provide to the Association a roster of interns and the designated intern support provider assigned to work with them.
Transfer Policies. REVISED 50/50 RULE • The policy stating that UNLV will only accept up to 60 credits to be transferred and applied to any specific program/major is no longer in place. Unless a college/major has a specific requirement on credit limitations i.e., Xxx Business School, College of Education, transfer credits from 2-year institutions should no longer be limited to 60 credits. At least 30 credits of upper division from UNLV are now required to obtain a Bachelor's. REPEAT POLICY ● Students may retake a CSN course as often as needed to gain a better grade and, thereby, a higher grade point average. Only the highest grade received will count as part of the total CSN grade point average. All repeated courses taken at CSN will remain as part of a student’s permanent academic record. *PLEASE NOTE: While CSN accepts the BEST grade, UNLV accepts the LAST grade. ● To improve GPA and change the original grade the course must be repeated at the institution that it was completed. For example, if a student takes MATH 124 at CSN and receives an F the course must be repeated at CSN to replace the grade and improve the GPA. REVERSE TRANSFER • Students who have earned 15 or more credits at CSN and have transferred to a four-year institution without an associate’s degree may “reverse transfer” the earned credits from the four-year institution to complete an associate’s degree. This process makes it possible for students to earn an associate’s degree as they continue to work toward completing their bachelor's degree.
Transfer Policies. During the 2021-2022 school year, the Parties will convene a special committee on transfer procedures as follows:
Transfer Policies. A. The District shall ascertain the race of each student requesting a transfer. Transfers will only be granted for one of the following reasons: (1) majority-to-minority (m-to-
Transfer Policies. The KCHA is authorized to develop and adopt transfer policies that will govern transfers between the public housing and Section 8 programs in lieu of existing HUD rules. K, Incentives for Hard to Market Communities The KCHA is authorized to develop and offer incentives that will attract applicants to developments, or portions thereof, which have been difficult to market.
Transfer Policies. 1301 Section 1 –
Transfer Policies. A. General Provisions A transfer is a change of personnel within the same classification from school to school, school to district, or district to school. Transfers are made by the District in the best interest of the District and in accordance with the provisions of this article. An involuntary transfer shall not be delayed during review of a grievance filed regarding the procedures set forth in these provisions. When a permanent unit employee is transferred to a position which is the same salary range and classification, he or she shall retain the same salary placement and the same anniversary date.
Transfer Policies. A. The District shall ascertain the race of each student requesting a transfer.
Transfer Policies. Argosy accepts college level course work deemed relevant to a four-year liberal arts degree with grades of “C-” or better. Students who are admitted to the program are eligible to transfer a maximum of 90 semester credits of undergraduate course work from other institutions. While almost all four-year programs require a minimum number of elective credits, it is possible to accumulate an excessive number of elective credits. All those electives transfer, but some of them may not have the effect of bringing a student closer to a bachelor’s degree. The undersigned hereby agree to all provisions of this agreement, as stated above. Napa Valley College ►Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx 6/7/05 Authorized signatory Date Argosy University/San Francisco Bay Area Campus
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