For UDLAP Students Sample Clauses

For UDLAP Students. UDLAP students must complete 20 courses equivalent to 60 Appalachian credits (this is equivalent to 120 UDLAP units) during the four semesters abroad.
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For UDLAP Students. 5.2.1.1 Students shall submit all requirements for admission into the program to the UDLAP International Office and the Department of Communication at UDLAP. Approval from the department head must be obtained.
For UDLAP Students. The UDLAP Academic Program Coordinator shall notify the Appalachian Academic Program Coordinator that the student has completed all requirements necessary for an undergraduate degree at UDLAP, as well as those established by the dual degree program agreement. The Department of Communication Chair at Appalachian shall send, by express courier services, the student’s diploma to the International Office at the UDLAP. Once received at the International Office, the diploma shall be sent to the Department of Registrar and be delivered to the student at the UDLAP graduation ceremony.

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