Academic Resources Sample Clauses

Academic Resources. Student Exchange Programme Each student will be provided with the same academic resources and supporting services as are normally available to others of the same academic level at the host institution. An academic adviser will be designated to assist students enrolled in the Study Abroad Programme and Student Exchange Programme. 4.3. Академические ресурсы для участников программы «Обмен студентами» Каждому студенту будут предоставлены такие же академические ресурсы и оказаны такие же вспомогательные услуги, какие обычно оказывают и предоставляют другим студентам в «принимающей образовательной организации», обучающимся в рамках программ того же уровня. Для оказания содействия студентам, зачисленным на обучение в рамках программы «Обмен студентами» будет назначен куратор из числа работников профессорско-преподавательского состава.
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Academic Resources. 1. E-learning technical support: Contact the Uf Computing Help Desk at 352-3y2- 4357 or via e-mail at xxxxxxxx@xxx.xxx.
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Academic Resources. Viking Help Desk Viking Help Desk is the central point of contact for all computer, software, and web-related questions. We are here to serve students, faculty, and staff. Student Support:  Assist students with web navigation to course materials.  Assist students with plug-in problem resolutions.  Assist in solving browser compatibility issues.  Provide connectivity assistance.  Get students started with course-related application usage.  Assist with Del Mar College campus equipment issues. Wireless Internet-Students:  Wireless access is available for all currently registered students. Students can bring personal laptops to the campus and have access to the internet.  Requirements: Must be currently enrolled, student.  Must have anti-virus software that is current and up to date.  Must have all Microsoft Window's critical updates completed.
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Academic Resources. Be sure you are eligible for graduation. Our counselor and your advisory teacher are ready to assist you and/or your parent/guardian any time regarding your graduation status, or other issues that arise. Please check this often! You have access to this information in Skyward! All fines must be addressed prior to graduation. High School and Beyond Plan Each student will develop a High School and Beyond Plan. The plan will be developed in collaboration with the student, parents/guardians and district staff and include, at a minimum: 1) a career goal; 2) an educational goal; 3) a four-year course plan for high school; and 4) identification of required assessments. Each student plan should be reviewed annually to assess student progress, to adjust the plan if necessary and to advise the student on steps for successful completion of the plan. Whether the student has met requirements for the High School and Beyond Plan is determined by the district. The High School and Beyond Plan will culminate in a Senior Board presentation as a requirement for graduation. A student receiving special education services who has developed a transition plan as part of their Individualized Education Plan (IEP) may be considered by the district to have developed a High School and Beyond Plan. Graduation Requirements WASHINGTON STATE GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS (as of December, 2016) NOTE: Graduating class is determined when a student first enters ninth grade CREDIT REQUIREMENTS Class of: 2021 and beyond 2024 and beyond Entering 9th grade after July 1 of: 2017 2020 English 4 4 Mathematics 3 3 Science 3 3 Social Studies 3 3 Arts 2* 2* Health and Fitness 2 2 Career and Tech Ed 1.5 1.5 World Language 2* 2* Electives 5.5 3.5 Total Required Credits: 26 24 Math Credit Information 2021 Math (3 credits required) The following courses are required: Algebra 1 or Integrated Math 1, Geometry or Integrated Math 2 and a third credit of math chosen by the student based on the student’s interest and High School and Beyond Plan.
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Academic Resources. Each student will be provided with the same academic resources and supporting services as are normally provided to others at the host institution of the same academic level. An academic adviser will be designated to assist students enrolled in the exchange programme.
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