Elements of Institution Transfer Program Sample Clauses

Elements of Institution Transfer Program. 1.1 Institution shall accept eligible students (“eligible students”) who have attended or graduated from CCCS Schools with an Associate Degree, if the students complete and submit Institution’s application for admission, have met Institution’s admission criteria, and are not otherwise disqualified by federal or state law, or any policy of Institution or the USM. To be an eligible student, the applicant must: 1.1.1 Certify on the admissions application that they have graduated from a state-approved or regionally accredited U.S. high school or achieved one of the required equivalencies under USM Policy III-4.00; have completed high school or 60 or more credit hours of an Associate’s Degree; have satisfied Institution’s English proficiency requirement; and have satisfied and all other admissions requirements under UMGC Policy 210.00 Undergraduate Admission Policy (“UMGC Admissions Policy”) (available at:xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/administration/policies-and-reporting/policies/academic-affairs/undergraduate-admissions.cfm); and 1.1.2 Be in good standing at their CC, and not subject to disciplinary expulsions or suspensions in accordance with Section III.E. of the UMGC Undergraduate Admission Policy); and 1.1.3 Not require F1 visa or I20 applicants or other visas that requires sponsorship from Institution. 1.2 Institution will waive the Institution admission application fee for eligible students. 1.3 Both Parties shall post these requirements for eligible students on their respective websites. If the parties create a joint landing page, they may satisfy this provision by posting the requirements on their joint landing page. 1.4 Neither Party may advertise or market guaranteed admission without stating clearly it is for “eligible students only” and providing a link or cite to the requirements of each institution. 1.5 Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Institution shall provide students graduating from CCCS Schools with an Associate Degree with the opportunity to seamlessly transfer into Institutions Bachelor’s programs as set forth in the Institution catalog that is applicable at the time the CCCS Student applies for admission to Institution. 1.6 Institution shall accept transfer of CCCS School credits up to a maximum of seventy (70) credit hours in accordance with Maryland law and regulations and applicable Institution policies and provided that the student does not take the equivalent course at Institution. 1.7 Institution shall accept credit for...
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Elements of Institution Transfer Program. 1.1 A CCCS Student who transfers to Columbia College will have the following participation requirements.
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Elements of Institution Transfer Program. 1.1 For each participating CCCS School, the associate degree programs and credits that articulate into a job-embedded Bachelor of Arts degree at Institution are listed in a form attached to this Agreement under Exhibit B (each a “Transfer Guide”). 1.2 CCCS Students and alumni who meet all of the criteria listed in Section 1.3 below will be accepted by Institution, without further review of academic credentials, subject to the requirement that all candidates at Institution must be “job embedded.” This means they must each have weekly access, through employment or volunteer service, to a workplace relevant to PK12 education, and they must each perform the minimum hours of work or service per week as prescribed by the applicable Institution program. CCCS Students who meet the Transfer Admission Criteria with the requisite employment verification will be admitted with junior standing in the BA degree program indicated on the Transfer Guide. 1.3 The following requirements must be met for transfer admission to the Institution (“Transfer Admission Criteria”): 1.3.1 The CCCS Student will have received an associate degree listed on the applicable Transfer Guide prior to the date of intended matriculation at Institution. 1.3.2 The CCCS Student will have taken all of the required courses on the Transfer Guide. 1.3.3 The CCCS Student’s cumulative grade point average at the CCCS School must be 2.0 or higher, and a grade of “C” or better is required in all non-remedial courses applied toward the bachelor’s degree. 1.3.4 The CCCS Student must obtain, prior to application to Institution, a full- or part-time job (or volunteer position) in a workplace relevant to PK12 education where the student will have at least 15 hours per week of access to a classroom (or similar) learning environment for the course of the BA program at Institution. Institution requires employment verification as a condition of enrollment. 1.3.5 The CCCS Student must complete the application at xxxxx://xxxxx.xxxxx.xxx and submit the required materials, including transcripts and diplomas. 1.4 Any CCCS Student who is admitted to Institution through the Institution Transfer Program (“CCCS Transfer Student”) will be subject to all of the remaining graduation requirements at Institution.
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Elements of Institution Transfer Program. 1.1 A CCCS Student who;(i) earns an AA or AS degree at any CCCS School, (ii) completes all of the course requirements for the AA or AS degree, and (iii) is admitted to the corresponding bachelor’s degree program at Colorado Technical University will be eligible to be part of the transfer program. a. Approved bulk transfer programs include: Business, Information Technology (IT), Computer Science, and RN to BSN 1.2 Any CCCS Student who is admitted to Institution through the Institution Transfer Program (“CCCS Transfer Student”) will be subject to all of the remaining graduation requirements at Institution. 1.3 Course mappings are included in this Agreement as Exhibit C.
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Elements of Institution Transfer Program. 1.1 A CCCS Student who (i) earns an Associate of Applied Science degree (“AAS”) in a computing area, (ii) completes all of the course requirements for the AAS degree with a grade of C- or higher in each of those courses, as verified by an official transcript from the applicable CCCS School(s), (iii) successfully completes all of the CCCS courses in the Transfer Guide (Exhibit C) with a grade of C- or higher, (iv) has completed the equivalents of CS 336 Web Programming (CSC 2046 Mobile App Development) and CS 338 Mobile Programming (CWB 208 Web Application Development) at the community college or the Institution, and (v) is admitted to the Bachelor of Applied Science (“BAS”)referred to in Exhibit B hereto, will be entitled to the following assurance: a. Junior academic status with no more than sixty (60) semester credits remaining to satisfy the one hundred twenty (120) semester credits required for completion of any of the bachelor’s degree programs referred to in Exhibit B hereto. 1.2 Any CCCS Student who is admitted to Institution through the Institution Transfer Program (“CCCS 1.3 A CCCS Student who desires to participate in the Regis Transfer Program is required to earn six (6) semester credit hours of courses in Philosophy and six (6) semester credit hours of courses in Religious Studies. If such course credit hours are not included in the course credit hours that are earned at and transferred from the CCCS School, they may be earned through courses taken at Regis or any CCCS School subsequent to the CCCS Student’s transfer to Regis; provided, however, any CCCS Transfer Student who is admitted to Regis to complete the BAS program referred to in Exhibit B hereto through courses that are not exclusively sixteen (16) weeks in length must take the following course at Regis: HU 366-Leading Lives that Matter. CCCS Students should consult the Transfer Guide set forth in Exhibit C hereto or consult with a Regis academic advisor to identify courses that will satisfy the Philosophy and Religious Studies course requirements referred to in this Section 1.3. 1.4 Completion of the CCS course requirements as described in Exhibit C hereto that qualify for transfer under the Regis Transfer Program does not guarantee admission to Regis. CCCS Students desiring to transfer to Regis under the Regis Transfer Program must meet all application and admission requirements for the Regis bachelor’s degree program for which the application is submitted, including, without limitat...
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Elements of Institution Transfer Program. 1.1 A CCCS Student who completes the Associates of Engineering Science (AES) will be eligible for this transfer (see Exhibit A) . 1.2 Any CCCS Student who is admitted to Institution through the Institution Transfer Program (“CCCS Transfer Student”) will be subject to all of the remaining graduation requirements at Institution.
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