Common use of Graduate Course Clause in Contracts

Graduate Course. “Graduate course” shall mean a course offered for graduate academic credit and approved as a graduate course by the appropriate Xxxx and by the President in accordance with general University procedures for approving such courses; provided only that when a course so offered and approved is described in any official bulletin or other such publication of the Division of Graduate and Continuing Education as a course that is offered for both graduate and undergraduate academic credit, it shall be deemed to be a graduate course if not fewer than fifty percent (50%) of the students enrolled in the course are enrolled in it for graduate academic credit. For purposes of the preceding proviso, the enrollment in a course shall be determined at the end of the period during which students are permitted to enroll in courses at a University. Whenever any course so offered and approved is described in any official bulletin or other such publication of the Division of Graduate and Continuing Education as a course that is offered only for graduate academic credit, it shall, notwithstanding the proviso in the first sentence of this paragraph, be deemed to be a graduate course even if undergraduate students have been permitted, in any one or more instances, to enroll in it for undergraduate academic credit; and, further, whenever any course is described in any official bulletin or other such publication of the Division of Graduate and Continuing Education as a course that is offered only for undergraduate academic credit, it shall, notwithstanding the proviso in the first sentence of this paragraph, not be deemed to be a graduate course even if graduate students have been permitted, in any one or more instances, to enroll in it for graduate credit.

Graduate Course. “Graduate course” shall mean a course offered for graduate academic credit and approved as a graduate course by the appropriate Xxxx and by the President in accordance with general University College procedures for approving such courses; provided only that when a course so offered and approved is described in any official bulletin or other such publication of the Division of Graduate and Continuing Education as a course that is offered for both graduate and undergraduate academic credit, it shall be deemed to be a graduate course if not fewer than fifty percent (50%) of the students enrolled in the course are enrolled in it for graduate academic credit. For purposes of the preceding proviso, the enrollment in a course shall be determined at the end of the period during which students are permitted to enroll in courses at a UniversityCollege. Whenever any course so offered and approved is described in any official bulletin or other such publication of the Division of Graduate and Continuing Education as a course that is offered only for graduate academic credit, it shall, notwithstanding the proviso in the first sentence of this paragraph, be deemed to be a graduate course even if undergraduate students have been permitted, in any one or more instances, to enroll in it for undergraduate academic credit; and, further, whenever any course is described in any official bulletin or other such publication of the Division of Graduate and Continuing Education as a course that is offered only for undergraduate academic credit, it shall, notwithstanding the proviso in the first sentence of this paragraph, not be deemed to be a graduate course even if graduate students have been permitted, in any one or more instances, to enroll in it for graduate credit.