Enrollment Limits Sample Clauses
Enrollment Limits. The University, in its sole discretion, may cancel a course based upon low enrollment. The determination for what constitutes low enrollment is at the discretion of the academic department offering the course.
Enrollment Limits. HSD reserves the right to limit place limitations on enrollment with a CONTRACTOR.
Enrollment Limits. 4.2.8.1 HCA will establish an upper enrollment limit for Turquoise Care MCOs following the RFP awards to CONTRACTORs.
Enrollment Limits. In accordance with 42 CFR 438.206, BMS may establish a maximum Medicaid enrollment level for Medicaid beneficiaries for the MCO on a county-specific basis dependent on BMS’ evaluation of the capacity of the MCO’s network. Subsequent to the establishment of this limit, if the MCO wishes to change its maximum enrollment level, it must gain BMS’ approval. The MCO must notify BMS 45 days prior to the desired effective date of the change. BMS will issue its approval or disapproval in thirty (30) days, subject to BMS’ timely receipt of all necessary information from the MCO to make the determination. If the change is an increase, the MCO must demonstrate its capability to serve additional enrollees. An increase will be effective the first of the month after BMS confirms additional capacity exists. If capacity is decreased because of a reduction in the number of participating providers available to Medicaid enrollees, then BMS will give the patients of those providers leaving the network the option to voluntarily disenroll from the plan.
Enrollment Limits. The enrollment limit of each course shall be determined by means of the regular curriculum review process; the enrollment limit shall be included on the proposal submitted by the department and shall require the written approval of the Department Chairperson, the unit’s curriculum review committee, the Xxxx (after approval by the unit’s faculty) and the Xxxxxxx, whose decision is final. Proposals for a change in the enrollment limit shall follow the same process. In the event that an increase of enrollment limits is sought, the AAUP must be notified at the same time as a request for such an increase is submitted or generated for initial review by the unit’s curriculum review committee. If the availability of classroom space or other extenuating circumstances place limits on enrollment in a particular section, the enrollment limit of that section may be changed upon the approval of the Department Chairperson and the Xxxx. Such changes in enrollment in a particular semester shall not change the agreed upon enrollment limit for subsequent semesters. In the event that registration for a class meets the agreed upon enrollment limit, the class size may not be increased by more than three
Enrollment Limits. The MCO agrees not to set any enrollment limits on the number of Medical Assistance Recipients that it will serve, except as provided under Minnesota Statutes, § 62D.04, subd. 5, and Minnesota Statutes, § 256B.0644.
Enrollment Limits. 1. The Charter School currently serves grades K-10, and may add one grade level each Contract Year (as defined in Paragraph 8.1) until JRCS serves students K- 12.
2. The Charter School shall cap enrollment at the reasonable operating capacity of its facilities pursuant to Paragraph 4.6 below. The parties agree that the reasonable operating capacity of the Charter School’s current K-8 facility is 325 students, and that the reasonable operating capacity of its 9-12 high school facility (a portion of the old R-5 High School building currently leased by JRCS) is 125 students. If the Charter School facilities are expanded to accommodate more than 450 students in aggregate, JRCS may increase the enrollment cap with the written approval of the District’s Superintendent. Such approval shall not be withheld except as reasonably necessary to facilitate academic success, to facilitate the school’s ability to meet its objectives; and to ensure enrollment does not exceed the reasonable operating capacity of the Charter School facility.
3. In the event the number of Prospective Students applying for admission exceeds any limit established by the JRCS Board or this Agreement, students shall be selected for enrollment in the Charter School on the basis of an open, nondiscriminatory process consistent with law. Such selection process shall be in writing and shall be submitted by JRCS to the District for review and approval prior to its adoption, or material modification. Once enrolled, a Charter School Student may continue to attend as long as he/she is in good standing and is continuously enrolled.
4. JRCS shall not permit any student who is subject to the compulsory school attendance requirements set forth in the Colorado School Attendance Law of 1963, as amended, to enroll on a part-time basis or otherwise attend school on a schedule which does not fulfill such requirements, except upon receipt of documentation sufficient to establish that one or more of the exceptions to compulsory attendance set forth in section 22-33-104(2), C.R.S. is applicable to such student.
Enrollment Limits. The Department will limit the number of Enrollees enrolled with the Contractor by Contracting Area to a level that will not exceed its physical and professional capacity. In its determination of capacity, the Department will only consider Providers that are approved by the Department. When the capacity is reached, no further applications will be submitted for Enrollment unless termination or disenrollment of Enrollees create room for additions. The capacity limits for the Contractor are specified in Attachment I. Prior to the Contractor's reaching its capacity, the Department will perform a threshold review at the Enrollment level(s) set forth in Attachment I. Should the Department determine that the Contractor's operating or financial performance reasonably indicates a lack of additional Provider or administrative capacity, the review of capacity may be conducted prior to the Contractor reaching the threshold review enrollment level specified in Attachment I. This threshold review shall examine the Contractors Provider and administrative capacity in each Contracting Area. The Department's standards for the review shall be reasonable and timely and be consistent with the terms of this Contract. The threshold review shall take place as determined by the Department based on the rate of Enrollment in the Contractor's Plan in each Contracting Area or upon the request of the Contractor and the subsequent agreement of the Department. The Department shall use its best efforts to complete the review before the Contractor reaches the threshold levels set forth in Attachment I. Should the Department determine that the Contractor does not have the necessary Provider and administrative capacity to service any additional Enrollments, the Department may freeze Enrollment until such time that the Plan's Provider and administrative capacity have increased to the Department's satisfaction. Nothing in this Contract shall be deemed to be a guarantee of any Potential Enrollee's Enrollment in the Contractor's Plan.
Enrollment Limits. The Department will limit the number of Beneficiaries enrolled with the Contractor by Contracting Area to a level that will not exceed its physical and professional capacity. In its determination of capacity, the Department will only consider Providers that are approved by the Department. When the capacity is reached, no further applications will be submitted for Enrollment unless termination or disenrollment of Beneficiaries create room for additions. The capacity limits for the Contractor are specified in Attachment I. Prior to the Contractor's reaching its capacity, the Department will perform a threshold review at the Enrollment level(s) set forth in Attachment I. Should the Department determine that the Contractor's operating or financial performance reasonably indicates a lack of additional Provider or administrative capacity, the review of capacity may be conducted prior to the Contractor reaching the threshold review enrollment level specified in Attachment I. This threshold review shall examine the Contractor's Provider and administrative capacity in each Contracting Area. The Department's standards for the review shall be reasonable and timely and be consistent with the terms of this
Enrollment Limits. The Charter School shall limit enrollment in its entry passage course to twenty-five (25) students per course on a “first come, first-served” basis. Prospective Students seeking to enroll after an entry passage course has commenced or after the enrollment limit for such course has been reached shall be placed on a waiting list and given priority for enrollment in the next succeeding entry passage course that corresponds to their position on such list. VCS and the District agree that during the initial year of this Renewal Contract, VCS’s total funded enrollment shall be no more than 218 full-time equivalent students. This limitation on the number of enrolled students for the initial term of the Renewal Contract is acknowledged by VCS and the District as proper to facilitate the academic success of students enrolled at VCS and to facilitate VCS’s ability to achieve its mission and objectives. VCS and the District further agree that the enrollment limit will not be automatically imposed upon VCS for subsequent years but rather will be annually renegotiated such that VCS may maintain reasonable growth throughout the term of this Renewal Contract. Negotiations on the enrollment limit for subsequent academic years shall begin no later than March 1st. Failure to mutually agree on the enrollment limit by April 1st shall be considered a dispute concerning a governing policy provision of this Renewal Contract subject to the dispute resolution process in Section 12.8.