Current Students. Current students who are pregnant, sustain an injury, have surgery, develop mental illness, substance abuse, or a chronic health illness and/or any other condition requiring medical (including pharmaceutical), psychiatric or psychological treatment (including pharmaceutical), must notify their clinical instructor and make an appointment with the Director of Nursing as soon as the student becomes aware of such condition (within 2 business days). At this meeting, the student must state their condition and provide his/her physician’s name and address to the Director of Nursing to facilitate sending a Release Request Form. Refer to Appendix: Medical Release. This form describes the activities required in clinical. It requests the physician to return (via student or fax) the written release form to the Director for the student to resume those activities, if appropriate, and to list any limitations. (See: Impaired Student Nurse) The student may not be allowed to attend clinical and/or class until the physician’s release form is received. The student is responsible for obtaining the medical release form before returning to clinical and/or class. If, in the instructor’s judgment, stated limitations would pose a safety risk to clients, staff, and/or the student, or otherwise prevent the student from meeting course objectives, the student will be required to drop the course (both clinical and theory components). Filing of a formal student petition or grievance shall not impede this process nor shall it allow the student to continue in the course if the instructor decides otherwise. Failure to inform the Director of Nursing of changes in student’s health status within 2 business days may result in disqualification from the program.
Current Students. (a) Credits earned by students enrolled at the Indianapolis campus prior to the Realignment Effective Date will be fully transferable to IU or Purdue, as applicable, based upon which school, college or division within an IU Realigned Academic Unit or Purdue Realigned Academic Unit such student enrolls.
(b) For a period of three years following the Realignment Effective Date, each student enrolled in a degree program on or prior to the Realignment Effective Date may elect to receive a degree from either IU or Purdue upon graduation if their degree program will transfer to the other Party’s academic mission area pursuant to the Realignment Plan.
(c) In connection with, and to give effect to, the arrangements contemplated by this Section II.C.5: (i) the Parties will use best efforts to obtain all necessary regulatory approvals, including any required by the Higher Learning Commission, the Indiana Commission for Higher Education, and/or the U.S. Department of Education, and
(ii) the Parties will enter into appropriate articulation and teach-out arrangements as part of the Definitive Agreements.
Current Students. This clause 5 applies if you are a current student, returning to Halls Accommodation for a subsequent year.
Current Students. Not living on campus
Current Students. The College will inform all current undergraduate students of the changes in the fee structure for students entering the College in 2008 and explain that these will not affect students continuing on their current programme of study, with regard to their fee liability. As a result, they will be ineligible for assistance from the Bursary Scheme. However, from 2008 students will not need to pay fees up-front, but can do so after graduation. Again, the information will reiterate the financial support that will continue to be made available to these students. This information will be placed on the College website and will also be published in the College student newspaper.
Current Students. (a) Credits earned by students enrolled at the Fort Xxxxx Campus prior to the Realignment Effective Date shall be fully transferable to IU or Purdue, as applicable, based upon which school, college or division within an Indiana Academic Mission or Purdue Academic Mission such student enrolls.
(b) For a period of three years following the Realignment Effective Date, each student enrolled in a degree program on or prior to the Realignment Effective Date may elect to receive a degree from either IU or Purdue upon graduation if their degree program will transfer to the other University’s academic mission pursuant to this Agreement.
Current Students. The University is aware that changes being discussed at the moment with regards to tuition fees and funding will create anxiety within the existing student population. In order to minimise such anxieties, information will be provided to our current student cohort via the internal Virtual Learning Environment, Studyspace, and the Kingston University Student’s Union web pages. Table 5a - Statistical milestones and targets relating to your applicants, entrants or student body (e.g. HESA, UCAS or internal targets) Please select milestone/target type from the drop down menu Description (500 characters maximum) Baseline Baseline year data Yearly milestones/targets (numeric where possible, however you may use text) 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 Commentary on your milestones/targets or textual description where numerical description is not appropriate (500 characters maximium) Non continuation: All (HESA Table T3a) Increase the first year continuation rate of students with BTEC, Access or foundation year entry qualifications by 0.5% per year for the first three years of the access agreement, then maintain it over the the remainder of the access agreement 2008/09 to 2009/10 0.852 0.857 0.862 0.867 0.867 0.867 Data underlying the Performance Indicator from HESA Table T3a to be used to measure and monitor Other (please give details in the next column) Maintain the proportion students with BTEC, Access or foundation year entry qualifications acheiving of first and upper second class honours degrees over the course of the access agreement 2009/10 0.639 0.639 0.639 0.639 0.639 0.639 HESA student return data to be used to measure and monitor Other (please give details in the next column) Increase the proportion of students with BTEC, Access or foundation year entry qualifications obtaining graduate employment within six months of graduation by 0.5% each year over the course of the access agreement. Graduating in 2008/09 0.791 0.796 0.801 0.806 0.811 0.816 Data underlying the Performance Indicator from HESA Table E to be used to measure and monitor. Data for each yearly milestone available from June the previous year. NS-SEC (location adjusted) (HESA Table T1b) To maintain the proportion of entrants from low NS-SEC groups above the location adjusted benchmark for the duration of the access agreement 2009/10 0.394 0.394 0.394 0.394 0.394 0.394 As description Non continuation: All (HESA Table T3a) To maintain first year continuation rate of young full time first d...
Current Students. (defined as any student who has attended AU or GWC for at least one semester)
a. For current residential students not returning to the residence halls, the security deposit is refundable upon completion of all formal check-out procedures with a Student Life staff member to include: scheduling a check-out time, completing a room inspection and room condition report (RCR); returning all keys to proper departments; and completing an exit survey in the Office of Student Life. All steps must be completed or the security deposit is forfeited and an improper check-out fee will be applied to the student’s account.
b. Cancellation Fees-Any current students, as defined above, cancelling their fall 2017 housing contract on or after May 1st or spring 2018 housing contract on or after December 2, 2017 will be assessed a contract cancellation fee, according to the following schedule: May 1-May 31: $300 cancellation fee June 1-June 30: $400 cancellation fee July 1-September 5: $500 cancellation fee December 11, 2017 to January 22, 2018: $500 cancellation fee. In the event that a student is academically dismissed at the end of a term, contract cancellation fees will not be assessed.
c. Current students who terminate occupancy during a term are eligible for a room refund according to the following: Cancellation penalty during the first or second week of the semester, 50% of total room cost (no additional cancellation penalty) during the third week, after the third week, students are responsible for the full term bill (no additional cancellation penalty).
Current Students. (defined as any student who has attended AU for at least one semester)
a. For current residential students leaving, and not planning to return, to the residence halls, either at the end of the term or during the term, the housing deposit is refundable upon completion of all formal check-out procedures with a Residence Life staff member to include: scheduling a check-out time with the student’s Resident Assistant (RA), or another member of the Residence Life staff, completing a room inspection and room condition report (RCR); and returning all keys to proper departments. All steps must be completed or the housing deposit is forfeited and an improper check-out fee will be applied to the
i. Cancellation during a contracted academic year: In addition to the aforementioned requirements, the Office of Residence Life must be notified directly of any room and board cancellations occurring during an academic year. An official room and board cancellation notification must be received as soon as possible either in writing or by emailing xxxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx from the student’s AU email address. The cancellation fees listed below, under #2, section b, will apply.
