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Minimum GPA requirement. It is up to our partner institution. However, we prefer those who have 3.0(out of 4.0) or above GPA. Application Requirements Students should be nominated officially by their home institution and then send all the required documents before the deadline. 1) Application Form for KHU Student Exchange Program 2) Academic Official Transcript (English) 3) Certificate of Enrollment (English) 4) Study Plans (English or Korean) 5) 2 Photographs (front, hatless,white background) : 3cm x 4cm 6) Copy of Passport(coloured, clearly scanned) 7) Recommendation Letter 8) Dormitory Application (choose only one) 9) Medical Assessment(including TB test results with doctor’s signature and stamp) 10) Official Bank Statement (at least USD3000 for 1 semester / USD6000 for 2 semesters) 11) Insurance Certificate (covers overseas health and travel)
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Minimum GPA requirement. A cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher on a four-point scale, computed as shown on the VCCS institution transcript. Courses repeated at the VCCS institution and courses transferred into the VCCS institution from another institution will also be evaluated using the method used by the VCCS institution, which is using the highest grade earned.
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Minimum GPA requirement. Students achieved a cumulative grade point average for the transfer-oriented associate degree of not less than 3.4 (on a 4.0 scale) at a VCCS institution, not via transfer credit. Courses transferred into the two-year college are not included in the GPA computation. W&M will follow VCCS's course repeat policy. The GPA at the time of the letter of intent submission and at graduation are considered for eligibility.
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Minimum GPA requirement. A cumulative GPA of 2.0 for credits earned at the degree-granting institution is required. The GPA is computed using all grades earned for courses listed on the student’s transcript. If a course is taken more than once, each grade is included. Courses transferred into the two-year college are not included in the GPA computation but must meet course requirements below.
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Minimum GPA requirement. A cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 2.8 or higher on a four-point scale. The cumulative GPA is taken from all college level work if the student has attended more than one institution. The attempted hours, cumulative credits and GPA will be used from each transcript and combined in order to create an overall GPA for consideration. If repeated coursework is taken out of the transcript GPA, it will not be recalculated when reviewing for admission to RU. Students who were previously enrolled at RU, were in poor academic standing, and transferred to a VCCS college to complete the transfer-oriented associate degree should follow the readmission requirements and guidelines on the admissions website.
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Minimum GPA requirement. A cumulative GPA of 3.2 on a 4.0 scale is required for all coursework earned at a VCCS college as reflected on the VCCS transcript. For repeated courses, Xxxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx will accept the attempt of the course that counts towards the associate degree. Courses transferred into the two-year college are not included in the GPA computation for the purposes of this agreement. Transfer credit from non-VCCS institutions is not considered under this agreement (see Section 2B).
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Minimum GPA requirement. A minimum cumulative GPA requirement of 2.0 or higher on a four-point scale (as computed under VCCS policy). If a student repeats a course and receives a grade of "C" or higher, the course will transfer to VSU. Courses transferred into the two-year college are not included in the GPA calculation. Students will need to submit official transcripts for all institutions attended.
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Minimum GPA requirement. A minimum 2.5 GPA is required. The GPA is computed from all transferable courses taken at any VCCS college. If a course is repeated, only the highest grade earned will be used to calculate the GPA. Any courses completed at a non-VCCS institution will be treated in the same way, whether taken prior to or concurrent with VCCS courses.
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