Completion Requirements. To graduate a student must have an overall average of 80% and have completed the following requirements, which are weighted as follows: • 45% 18 courses in program • 30% final written exam • 25% case studies • Body-Mind-Spirit Book Report • Practical Classes: attend 50 hours (minimum) * see next page Students are expected to finish all requirements within one year, but have a maximum of two years to complete the program or may be subject to new requirements, including course upgrades, additional tuition, and administration fees. Homework Hours: Students can expect to spend approximately 750 hours outside of the classroom on work assignments, case studies, and class preparation. Program Organization Title of Course # of Hours NN101A Fundamentals of Nutrition (Part I) 21 NN101B Fundamentals of Nutrition (Part II) 15 NN102 Anatomy & Physiology 30 NN103A Nutritional Symptomatology 30 NN103B Motivational Interview Skills 10.5 NN104A Hormone Health 18 NN105A Body-Mind-Spirit: The Mind Connection 18 NN105B Body-Mind-Spirit: The Spirit Connection 15 NN106 Fundamentals of Business 12 NN107A Biochemistry & Epigenetics 21 NN109 Pathology & Nutrition 27 NN110A Lifecycle Nutrition: Pediatric 12 NN110B Lifecycle Nutrition: Sports 12 NN110C Lifecycle Nutrition: Perspectives on Aging 9 NN114 Nutritional Literature Research 10.5 NN115 Introduction to the Practical Use of Herbs 14 * In addition to the above curriculum courses the program includes practicals, which are designed to give students the opportunity to develop skills essential to their success in the field of nutrition. PROGRAM COST FOR ISP (Tuition + International Student Fees) Program Costs in Canadian dollars ($ CDN) International Student Fee (750.00 + 97.50 HST) due at time of application $ 847.50 Registration Fee: NON-REFUNDABLE $ 100.00 Processing Fee (100.00 + 13.00 HST): NON-REFUNDABLE $ 113.00 Alumni Fee $ 89.27 Tuition $ 6,160.00 TOTAL AMOUNT PAYABLE UNDER THIS CONTRACT $ 7,309.77 Books are additional (approx 922.00) Superintendent approved qualifying test fee $20.00 (if warranted) Other Fees (Refer to pg.2 of Main Enrollment Contract) Note: Study Permit to be provided no later than 6 weeks before class start date to retain your spot in the class. TUITION INSTALLMENT PLAN (If not paying lump sum) Upon submitting Student Visa: 1st Installment of Tuition $ 1,980.30 Following quarterly installments: 2nd Installment of Tuition (November 1) $ 1,494.00 3rd Installment of Tuition (February 1) $ 1,494.00 4nd Ins...
Completion Requirements. Lessee will arrange for the construction of the Permitted Improvements in a good, careful, proper and workmanlike manner in accordance with Prudent Solar Industry Practice, the Net Metering Power Purchase Agreement, and all Applicable Legal Requirements. The Permitted Improvements will, when completed, comply with all Applicable Legal Requirements, and upon such completion, Lessee will obtain and deliver to Lessor a copy of each temporary certificate of occupancy (if applicable) and of the final certificate of occupancy (if applicable) before the Permitted Improvements shall be occupied or operated by Lessee, except that, if a temporary certificate of occupancy shall be issued, Lessee may occupy or operate the Permitted Improvements, as the case may be, under the provisions of such certificate and, except further that, if a certificate for any part of the Permitted Improvements shall be issued, Lessee may occupy the part so certified under the provisions of such certificate.
Completion Requirements. The Organisation must complete the Activity as agreed, meeting all actions and providing evidence as required in the Activity Deliverables and Payments Table. If any Funding remains unexpended at the completion of the Activity then the Organisation must immediately repay that amount to the Department.
Completion Requirements. The expectation for an adjunct CVS teacher is to show at least 15 student completers (of .5 credit) each semester or 30 completers (of .5 credit) for the contractual year. The adjunct teacher will, formulaically, average at least 3.0 students (.5 credit earned) per month worked with active students.
Completion Requirements. Each full-time teacher shall, statistically, understand that his/her compensation is predicated upon the completion of .5 credit for 125 students per semester or 250 completers of .5 credit in one contractual year. Dependent upon the teacher’s certification, CCPS will endeavor to supply (additional) students to the (FTE) teacher to fuel the success of 250 student-completers.
Completion Requirements. Entity Name may perform construction at the Premises between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday, unless otherwise limited by local ordinance and shall do so in reasonable coordination with the Town and in a manner which limits inconvenience to and interference with the Town and the Town’s invitees’ and employees’ use of the Premises to the extent commercially practical. Entity Name shall grant the Town and its authorized representative’s access to and the right, but not the obligation, to observe installation and any significant repairs to or replacement of the System at all times provided that neither the Town nor its authorized representatives shall interfere with the installation or repair work or use or move any Entity Name equipment or the System without written authorization from Entity Name.
Completion Requirements. Tenant will erect the Buildings, in a good and workmanlike manner in accordance in all respects with the approved plans and specifications with normal on-site changes, and in compliance with all Legal Requirements. Upon completion of the Building, Tenant will obtain and deliver to Landlord (i) a certificate of substantial completion from the architect of record confirming that the applicable Buildings have been constructed in accordance with the approved plans and specifications, (ii) a photocopy of each temporary certificate of occupancy and of the final certificate of occupancy (if required before the Building may be occupied by Tenant) (a Building for which delivery of the items described in clauses (i) and (ii) has occurred shall be referred to as a “Completed Building”). If a temporary certificate of occupancy shall be issued, Tenant may occupy the Premises to the extent authorized under the provisions of such certificate and, further, if a certificate of occupancy for any part of a Building shall be issued, Tenant may occupy the part so certified under the provisions of such certificate. Tenant shall have all permits closed by the Town of Freetown.
Completion Requirements. The Associate in Biology DTA/MRP is a direct transfer degree that requires at least 90 credit hours in college level courses (numbered 100 or above), a minimum cumulative 2.0 grade point average, a minimum of 25 credits in residence at Cascadia, and completion of all of the requirements for this degree. Students must meet with an advisor to complete and submit an application for graduation. GENERAL EDUCATION CORE REQUIRMENTS 15 CREDITS Communication Course ID Course Name Lec Lab Other Credits ENGL& 101 English Composition I 55 5.0 ENGL& 102 Composition II 55 5.0 Quantitative or Symbolic Reasoning Course ID Course Name Lec Lab Other Credits MATH& 151 Calculus I 55 5.0 EQUITY, DIVERSITY, AND POWER REQUIREMENT Students must complete a 150-series EDP course and at least one more additional EDP-designated course-- totaling ten (10) credits-- to meet the Equity, Diversity, and Power completion requirement. EDP courses in the 150-series ground students in the needed cognitive tools and background to critically analyze their position in our increasingly interconnected, complex, and diverse world so they can pursue further study and seek out their careers more intentionally. EDP designated courses may also apply toward Humanities, Social Science, Natural Science, or General Elective distribution requirements as indicated. See the Cascadia catalog for the complete list of EDP-designated courses.
Completion Requirements. To graduate a student must have an overall average of 80% and have completed the following requirements, which are weighted as follows: • 45% 18 courses in the program • 30% final board exam • 25% clinical case studies (including Clinical Studies Course if taken) • Body-Mind-Spirit Book Report • Co-requisites: attend 50 hours minimum of 57 (including 18 hours of Case Study Co-requisites) The program includes corequisite classes, which are designed to give students the opportunity to develop skills essential to their success in the field of nutrition. Students must attend mandatory corequisites and complete a Body Mind Spirit book report. CSNN VI also offers culinary classes included in the opportunity for learning. The clinical aspect of the program is the 10 case studies that are due prior to the Final Board Exam and this clinical study accounts for an additional 250 hours of the program. The Clinical Studies Course will be given in the classroom by a qualified instructor or a Registered Holistic Nutritionist. The student will be able to interview clients, make use of reference material, work on their case studies and ask questions of his/her instructor, as well as study for upcoming tests or presentations. We will hold student clinics, corequisites, lectures and webinars in this time period. All students must meet the above requirements. Prior to writing the final written exam, students must have no outstanding payments (i.e. administrative fees, tuition, textbooks). Homework Hours: Students can expect to spend approximately 600 hours outside of the classroom on work assignments, case studies, plus class preparation. Program Organization: Title of Course # of Hours Fundamentals of Nutrition I 24.5 Fundamentals of Nutrition II 17.5 Anatomy and Physiology 31.5 Nutritional Symptomatology 31.5 Motivational Interview Skills 10.5 Hormone Health 17.5 Body-Mind-Spirit - The Mind Connection 17.5 Body-Mind-Spirit - The Spirit Connection 14.0 Fundamentals of Business 12.0 Biochemistry Genetics, and Epigenetics 21.0 Pathology and Nutrition 28.0 Nutritional Literature Research 7.0 Lifecycle Nutrition – Pediatrics 14.0 Lifecycle Nutrition – Sports 10.5 Lifecycle Nutrition – Perspectives on Aging 10.5 Eco-Nutrition 14.0 Allergies 17.5 Introduction to the Practical Use of Herbs 14.0 Total Curriculum Hours 313.0 PTIB The Canadian School of Natural Nutrition is designated by the Private Training Institutions Branch. This institution is certified by the Private Training In...
