Common use of Academic Programs Clause in Contracts

Academic Programs. The Penn State baccalaureate programs included in the terms of the agreement are detailed in Appendix A and may be updated by the parties without renewing the memo of agreement. Programs stated in Addendum A will articulate 60 credits of associate degree courses to be applied to degree requirements in a specific Penn State Commonwealth Campus baccalaureate major. Any exception to articulate fewer than 60 credits toward PSU degree requirements must be approved by academic leadership of the Penn Highlands Community College and Penn State Altoona. Program-to-program transfer guides outlining the specific course equivalencies and approved substitutions for each academic program are included in the agreement. The guides were developed in consultation with Penn Highlands Community College and Penn State disciplinary faculty and are included as Addendum X. Xxxxxx not specified in Addendum A, including those offered at other Penn State college and campuses are not covered by the terms of this agreement. Therefore, students admitted under this agreement who seek to enter a major at another Penn State college/campus, would be evaluated based on the advanced standing admissions criteria of that college and campus. Specific course transferability and equivalency, presented in Addendum B were determined by disciplinary faculty and are communicated through transfer course tables maintained by Penn State’s Undergraduate Admissions Office in the student information system. Penn Highlands Community College courses evaluated as equivalent to Penn State courses or approved as general credit within a discipline, with grades of C (2.0) or higher, will be added to the student’s Penn State academic transcript by the Undergraduate Admissions Office. Transferability of courses not specified in the program-to-program guides will be reviewed by the Undergraduate Admissions Office on a case-by-case basis. Syllabi are required to support all course evaluations. Courses evaluated as general requirements were reviewed by the Penn State faculty in the discipline of the course and in some cases, were applied as substitutions for specific degree requirements. The curriculum transfer guides, in effect at the time a student first enrolls at Penn Highlands Community College, will be honored by Penn State if the student completes an AA or AS degree program named in the agreement and successfully transfers to Penn State Altoona within four years of their first enrollment at Penn Highlands Community College, i.e., for students admitted in fall 2024 the agreement will be honored until spring 2028. Courses/credits earned through Advanced Placement (AP), College-Level Examination Program (CLEP), or other testing programs will be evaluated according to Penn State’s established criteria. Credit evaluation for prior learning activity, for example military education experience and credit by portfolio will be assessed according to Penn State policy and through the process established by Penn State Altoona.

Academic Programs. The Penn State baccalaureate programs included in the terms of termsof the agreement are detailed aredetailed in Appendix A and may be updated by the parties without renewing the memo of agreement. Programs stated in Addendum A will articulate 60 credits of associate degree courses to be applied to degree requirements in a specific Penn State Commonwealth Campus baccalaureate major. Any exception to articulate fewer than 60 credits toward PSU degree requirements must be approved by academic leadership of the Penn Highlands PA Community College and the Penn State AltoonaCommonwealth Campus. Program-to-program transfer guides outlining the specific course equivalencies and approved substitutions for each academic program are included in the agreement. The guides were developed in consultation with Penn Highlands Northampton Community College and Penn State disciplinary University Collegedisciplinary faculty and are included as Addendum X. Xxxxxx not specified in Addendum A, including those offered majors at other Penn State college colleges and campuses are not covered by the terms of this agreement. Therefore, students admitted under this agreement who seek to enter a major at another Penn State college/campus, would be evaluated based on the advanced standing admissions criteria of that college and campus. Specific course transferability and equivalency, presented in Addendum B were equivalency was determined by disciplinary faculty and are communicated through the transfer course tables maintained by Penn State’s Undergraduate Admissions Office in the student information system. Penn Highlands Northampton Community College courses evaluated as equivalent to Penn State courses or approved as general credit within a discipline, with grades of C (2.0) or higher, will be added to the student’s Penn State academic transcript by the Undergraduate Admissions Office. Transferability of courses not specified in the program-to-program guides will be reviewed by the Undergraduate Admissions Office on a case-by-case basis. Syllabi are required to support all course evaluations. Courses evaluated as general requirements were reviewed by the Penn State University College campus faculty in the discipline of the course and in some cases, were applied as substitutions for specific degree requirements. The curriculum transfer curriculumtransfer guides, in effect at the time a student first enrolls at Penn Highlands Community CollegeNorthampton Community, will be honored by Penn State University College campuses if the student completes an AA AA, AS or AS AAS degree program named in the agreement and successfully transfers to a Penn State Altoona within University College campuswithin four years of their first enrollment at Penn Highlands Community CollegeNorthampton Community, i.e., for Northampton Community College students admitted in fall 2024 the agreement will be honored until spring 2028. Courses/credits earned through Advanced Placement (AP), College-Level Examination Program (CLEP), or other testing programs will be evaluated according to Penn State’s established criteria. Credit evaluation for prior learning activity, for example military education experience and credit by portfolio will be assessed according to Penn State policy and through the process established by Penn State AltoonaUniversity College.

Academic Programs. The Penn State baccalaureate programs included in the terms of the agreement are detailed in Appendix A and may be updated by the parties without renewing the memo of agreement. Programs stated in Addendum A will articulate 60 credits of associate degree courses to be applied to degree requirements in a specific Penn State Commonwealth Campus baccalaureate major. Any exception to articulate fewer than 60 credits toward PSU degree requirements must be approved by academic leadership of the Penn Highlands PA Community College and the Penn State AltoonaCommonwealth Campus. Program-to-program transfer guides outlining the specific course equivalencies and approved substitutions for each academic program are included in the agreement. The guides were developed in consultation with Penn Highlands Community College of Beaver County and Penn State disciplinary faculty and are included as Addendum X. Xxxxxx not specified in Addendum A, including those offered at other Penn State college and campuses are not covered by the terms of this agreement. Therefore, students admitted under this agreement who seek to enter a major at another Penn State college/campus, would be evaluated based on the advanced standing admissions criteria of that college and campus. Specific course transferability and equivalency, presented in Addendum B were determined by disciplinary faculty and are communicated through transfer course tables maintained by Penn State’s Undergraduate Admissions Office in the student information system. Penn Highlands Community College of Beaver County courses evaluated as equivalent to Penn State courses or approved as general credit within a discipline, with grades of C (2.0) or higher, will be added to the student’s Penn State academic transcript by the Undergraduate Admissions Office. Transferability of courses not specified in the program-to-program guides will be reviewed by the Undergraduate Admissions Office on a case-by-case basis. Syllabi are required to support all course evaluations. Courses evaluated as general requirements were reviewed by the Penn State faculty in the discipline of the course and in some cases, were applied as substitutions for specific degree requirements. The curriculum transfer guides, in effect at the time a student first enrolls at Penn Highlands Community CollegeCollege of Beaver County, will be honored by Penn State if the student completes an AA or AS degree program named in the agreement and successfully transfers to a Penn State Altoona University College within four years of their first enrollment at Penn Highlands Community CollegeCollege of Beaver County, i.e., for students admitted in fall 2024 the agreement will be honored until spring 2028. Courses/credits earned through Advanced Placement (AP), College-Level Examination Program (CLEP), or other testing programs will be evaluated according to Penn State’s established criteria. Credit evaluation for prior learning activity, for example military education experience and credit by portfolio will be assessed according to Penn State policy and through the process established by Penn State AltoonaUniversity College.

Academic Programs. The Penn State baccalaureate programs included in the terms of the agreement are detailed in Appendix A and may be updated by the parties without renewing the memo of agreement. Programs stated in Addendum A will articulate 60 credits of associate degree courses to be applied to degree requirements in a specific Penn State Commonwealth Campus baccalaureate major. Any exception to articulate fewer than 60 credits toward PSU degree requirements must be approved by academic leadership of the Penn Highlands PA Community College and the Penn State AltoonaCommonwealth Campus. Program-to-program transfer guides outlining the specific course equivalencies and approved substitutions for each academic program are included in the agreement. The guides were developed in consultation with Penn Highlands Lehigh Carbon Community College and Penn State disciplinary faculty and are included as Addendum X. Xxxxxx not specified in Addendum A, including those offered at other Penn State college and campuses are not covered by the terms of this agreement. Therefore, students admitted under this agreement who seek to enter a major at another Penn State college/campus, would be evaluated based on the advanced standing admissions criteria of that college and campus. Specific course transferability and equivalency, presented in Addendum B were determined by disciplinary faculty and are communicated through transfer course tables maintained by Penn State’s Undergraduate Admissions Office in the student information system. Penn Highlands Lehigh Carbon Community College courses evaluated as equivalent to Penn State courses or approved as general credit within a discipline, with grades of C (2.0) or higher, will be added to the student’s Penn State academic transcript by the Undergraduate Admissions Office. Transferability of courses not specified in the program-to-program guides will be reviewed by the Undergraduate Admissions Office on a case-by-case basis. Syllabi are required to support all course evaluations. Courses evaluated as general requirements were reviewed by the Penn State faculty in the discipline of the course and in some cases, were applied as substitutions for specific degree requirements. The curriculum transfer guides, in effect at the time a student first enrolls at Penn Highlands Lehigh Carbon Community College, will be honored by Penn State if the student completes an AA or AS degree program named in the agreement and successfully transfers to a Penn State Altoona University College within four years of their first enrollment at Penn Highlands Lehigh Carbon Community College, i.e., for students admitted in fall 2024 the agreement will be honored until spring 2028. Courses/credits earned through Advanced Placement (AP), College-Level Examination Program (CLEP), or other testing programs will be evaluated according to Penn State’s established criteria. Credit evaluation for prior learning activity, for example military education experience and credit by portfolio will be assessed according to Penn State policy and through the process established by Penn State AltoonaUniversity College.