Course Transcripting Ratios Sample Clauses

Course Transcripting Ratios. Unless otherwise approved by the cabinet secretaries of higher education and public education departments, successful completion of three credit hours of postsecondary instruction shall result in the awarding of one high school unit for said completed postsecondary course. If the LEA and POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTION determine that a different ratio is warranted for a particular dual credit course comparable to LEA core courses in order to meet PED standards and benchmarks, they may appeal to the Council, which may recommend a different ratio to the cabinet secretaries. The joint decision of the cabinet secretaries shall be final.
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Course Transcripting Ratios. 1 ratio of course work at the postsecondary to secondary level credit applies to elective courses when no comparable elective courses are offered at the high school. If the DISTRICT/CHARTER and COLLEGE offer comparable elective courses, the credit ratio shall be jointly proposed by the DISTRICT/CHARTER and COLLEGE to the Council for review and approval. Students taking a 3-credit hour course offered at the COLLEGE shall be equivalent to 1 unit at the district or charter school level. 3:1; 6-8:2, 1-2:1/2, etc. Core course ratio [RESERVED]
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Course Transcripting Ratios. Unless otherwise approved by the secretaries of NMHED and PED, one SECONDARY SCHOOL credit shall be awarded for the successful completion of three credit hours of POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTION instruction for elective courses not comparable to existing DISTRICT elective courses. If the DISTRICT and POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTION determine that a different ratio is warranted for a particular dual credit course comparable to DISTRICT core courses in order to meet PED standards and benchmarks, they may appeal to the Council, which may recommend a different ratio to the secretaries of PED and NMHED. The joint decision of the NMHED and PED cabinet secretaries will be final.
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