Exchange Students. All exchange students are required to pay the following fees:
Exchange Students. Each Partner Institution will send its first cohort of eligible students to the Host Institution for the Fall YEAR semester, and the launch date for the Program will be the first day of the Fall YEAR semester at the Host Institution. The Program will consist of no more than two students from each Partner Institution in any single academic year unless otherwise mutually agreed to by the Partner Institutions. Where there are unequal numbers of exchange student semesters at either Partner Institution during any one academic year, the number of exchange student semesters at each Partner Institution shall be adjusted to achieve overall parity in the following year(s), aiming to balance numbers over three years. In the event of the termination of this Agreement, the Parties will attempt to adjust any imbalance in semester exchange numbers at the end of the Agreement term by having the Partner Institution that has sent the greater number of exchange student semesters providing sufficient exchange placements in any remaining semester(s) to remedy, as much as is practicable, the imbalance in numbers of exchange student semesters exchanged. Imbalance in Exchange In situations where there is an imbalance of exchange students that cannot be remedied under Section 3(b) above, in which more UNIVERSITY students wish to participate in the Dual Degree Program than UNC Charlotte students, such UNIVERSITY students may enroll directly as fee-paying, degree-seeking students at UNC Charlotte through UNC Charlotte Graduate Admissions. Cost of attendance for such students may be found on the International Student and Scholar Office website at xxxxx://xxxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/future-students/newly-admitted-students/cost-attendance. In situations where there is an imbalance of exchange students that cannot be remedied under Section 3(b) above, in which more UNC Charlotte students wish to participate in the Dual Degree Program than UNIVERSITY students, such UNC Charlotte students may enroll directly as fee-paying, degree-seeking students at UNIVERSITY through UNIVERSITY graduate application procedure. Cost of attendance for such students may be found at LINK. The Partner Institutions agree to fulfill their respective obligations outlined in this Agreement for a minimum of five years from the Program launch date. After the initial five-year period, the Program may be extended for additional five-year terms upon mutual written agreement of the parties. Either institution may, at any point i...
Exchange Students. Consistent with current Policy JFABB “Foreign Exchange Students,” exchange students from the sending district have the opportunity to be placed in the AREA schools without additional charge to the sending district, as long as the total number of exchange students allowed by receiving district policies, and as may be amended, is not exceeded. Both districts shall have equal access to exchange student positions. In the event that the receiving district should waive this policy and accept additional exchange students from the sending district, the student's tuition expense shall be paid by the sending district at the full rate of tuition for that school. The sending district shall be notified and pre-approve this waiver.
Exchange Students. A. The anticipated enrollment pursuant to this Agreement is ( ) Exchange Students per institution, per academic term.
Exchange Students. A. The anticipated enrollment pursuant to this Agreement is six (6) Exchange Students per institution, per academic term.
Exchange Students. An exchange student is registered at a university (home university) and temporarily studies at a partner university (i.e. Host University). Exchange students do not have to obtain a qualification from the host institution. However, all academic results will be sent to the students' home university and will be recognized using the two ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) tools: the learning agreement and the transcript of records. The Partners commit to using the ECTS system or to convert the local grades and credits into the ECTS system in order to facilitate the academic recognition for each participating student. Exchange students need the approval of their home and host university. The Partners commit to recognizing the mobility period abroad based on a Learning Agreement that will be signed by the home university and the host university. Exchange students pay registration or tuition fees to the respective home university (where applicable) and must not pay registration or tuition fees at the host university.
Exchange Students. In general, we are not able to guarantee Accommodation to students on an exchange programme. There are some exceptions to this which are agreed by the University of Southampton with our partner institutions. Please contact Residences on xxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xx.xx. Cars – Student Car Restriction Arrangement
Exchange Students. Some will use the contract registration process, while others will register with a CRN. Check with the International Programs office regarding your specific exchange program.
Exchange Students. The Parties will consult and establish the number of students to be exchanged as full-time, non-degree students under the provisions of this MOU as often as the need may arise.
Exchange Students. Undergraduate and/or graduate students who are enrolled in the Program and pay tuition and fees to the Home Institution while enrolling in classes for credit or engaging in research for credit on a non-degree basis at the Host Institution (“Students”).
