Degree Plan Sample Clauses

Degree Plan. The Park University degree plan outlines degree completion requirements for each student and is available on the Park University website. The degree plan is a written agreement between the student and the appropriate undergraduate program. It sets forth the academic requirements for the degree. MAXIMUM AGE OF ASSOCIATE DEGREE There is no expiration date on Associate of Applied Science degree or on credits earned from a regionally accredited institution of higher education. THE TRANSFER PROCESS Park University will accept transfer credits for all of the course work, of an earned A.A. or A.S. degree toward fulfillment of Park University core requirements and toward the Park University Bachelor of Arts degree requirement of 122 semester hours or a Bachelor of Science degree requirement of 120 semester hours subject to the following provisions: • All CCS transfer student applicants must meet the admissions standards as outlined in this MOU (these requirements may differ from those found in other documents and publications). • Students who are transferring as part of the Park University criminal justice program must have a minimum of a 2.0 grade point average as verified by an official transcript from XXX. • Students transferring individual courses to Park University must have earned a grade of “C“ or better in the specified course. A minimum of thirty (30) graded semester hours must be successfully completed at Park University. Credits earned through Portfolio (Prior Learning Assessment) or credits by examination are not included in this 30-hour minimum.
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Degree Plan. The content and coursework approved as part of the AAS-Skilled Trades degree plan conforms to ECC policies and the relevant requirements of the CBHE and HLC. ECC designed the AAS in Skilled Trades to award program students credit for prior learning and to provide those students seeking transfer to a public four-year university a start toward completing Missouri’s Core 42. The Core 42 is a state-mandated curriculum of forty-two credit hours of general education courses that all public college students must complete before earning a Bachelor’s degree. Per CBHE requirement, students seeking any degree must complete fifteen hours of coursework through ECC before receiving the degree. See Appendixes B and C for more details about the AAS-Skilled Trades degree plan.
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Degree Plan. The College will approve core curriculum, Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, and Associate of Applied Science degrees and Cer;ficates in which dual credit students may enroll. Dual credit students may only take courses which are part of the core curriculum, a career and technology educa;on course, or a foreign language. Career Planning and Academic Advising will guide students toward selec;on of a degree plan. Students must declare a major and receive advising a?er taking 15 hours of college credit.
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