Academic Course Substitutes Sample Clauses
The Academic Course Substitutes clause defines the conditions under which a student may replace a required course with an alternative course. Typically, this clause outlines the approval process, such as needing consent from an academic advisor or department head, and may specify acceptable substitute courses or criteria for selection. Its core function is to provide flexibility in academic planning, allowing students to meet graduation requirements when standard courses are unavailable or when a student's prior experience or coursework justifies an alternative.
Academic Course Substitutes. The hourly rate will be 1/80th of the three credit base stipend payable for academic Adjunct and Sessional courses as outlined in Article 15.06.
Academic Course Substitutes. “The hourly rate will be 1/60th 80th of the three credit base stipend payable for academic Adjunct and Sessional courses as outlined in Article 14.06.2. Remuneration for each three hour academic class shall be for four hours. This shall include payment for three hours of instructional time plus one hour of preparation time.”
Academic Course Substitutes. The hourly rate for 1994/95 and 1995/96 is: $54.90 The hourly rate for 1996/97 is: $72.18 For 1997/98 through 2000/2001 the hourly stipend rate will be established as 1/60th of the three credit base stipend payable for Academic Semestral courses as outlined in Article 18.06.2.1 with a minimum rate payable of $72.18.
18.07.3.1 Remuneration for each three (3) hour Academic class shall be for four