Enrollment Limits definition
Enrollment Limits. The enrollment limit for classes (distance learning and on- campus) is thirty-five (35) students. Faculty members may grant permission for additional students to enroll in a class over the enrollment limit, if space allows. The District may request additional students be enrolled in classes over the enrollment limit, if space allows. The District may request additional students be enrolled in classes over the enrollment limit, if space allows and it is determined than an enrollment error has occurred. In general, the thirty-five (35) student enrollment limit was designed to allow classes to fill to capacity with an anticipated attrition rate of up to five (5) student bringing the class size down to thirty (30) students for most classes.
6.1.1.3.1 Enrollment limits for some classes may be less than thirty-five (35) students due to curriculum guidelines or when scheduled in rooms with capacity limitations.
6.1.1.3.2 The enrollment limit for English classes (distance learning and on- campus) is thirty (30) students.
6.1.1.3.3 The enrollment limit for Science lab classes is twenty-four (24) students.
Examples of Enrollment Limits in a sentence
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