New Students. 1. New (first-time) Associate in Arts degree-seeking students are required to complete SLS1101 – Student Success during their first semester of attendance. Students must have an unweighted high school GPA of 3.0 and must demonstrate college readiness by achieving or exceeding minimum scores on Common or Alternative Placement Exams in Reading to participate in this course.
New Students. First Semester Provisional - Students who are applying for their first semester of dual credit at UNM and meet the following eligibility requirements and enrollment limits:
New Students. The district may deny Inter District requests due to limited district resources, overcrowding of school facilities at the relevant grade level or other considerations that are not arbitrary.
New Students. The University will provide the Students’ Union with details of all students, of all course levels, who are to be commencing studies at the University prior to their arrival after they have registered with the University.
New Students. For new students, and according to the Schools Fees Framework, the school will charge parents up to 10% of the total fee amount to be paid for admission confirmation. This amount is non-refundable unless the family has to move outside the Emirate of Dubai before the start of the academic year. Before commencement of new academic year in April, the first quarter fee along with 3 Post Dated Cheques(PDC) for the remaining quarter to be paid/submitted by 10th of March. This amount is deductible from the first term of the academic year. This contract is valid and automatically renewed until it is replaced by a revised contract.
New Students. Newly enrolled students shall be limited to distance learning for at least one cohort rotation to allow for orientation, proper safety protocol procedures, and maintain consistency.
New Students. Teachers will be given twenty-four (24) hour notice prior to the placement of a new student in the teacher’s classroom. Such notice shall include the student’s name and any special information (e.g., health issues, IEP requirements, 504, etc.) provided that information is known to the District and such information may be lawfully disclosed.
New Students. If a new student wants to cancel this contract prior to August 24, 2020 for the fall semester or before January 21, 2021 for the spring semester and submits the Cancelation Form, they will not be assessed a cancelation fee. • If the new student cancels this contract on or after the check-in process begin, he/she will be assessed a $300.00 cancellation fee. • If the new student wants to cancels this contract once classes have begun, he/she may be responsible for the entire cost of the room. A Contract Release Request Form must be submitted to ORL, if the student no longer wishes to remain in this contract.
New Students. ◼ For new students, and according to the Schools Fees Framework, the school will charge parents up to 30per cent of the total fee amount to be paid within ten (number of) days of the issuing of the acceptance letter. ◼ This amount is non-refundable unless the family has to move outside the Emirate of Dubai before the start of the academic year. ◼ This amount is deductible from the first term of the academic year. Refunds: ◼ For students who are withdrawn from the school during the academic year, fee deduction will be applied as per the Schools Fees Framework quoted below: ¡ If the student attends school for two weeksor less, onemonth’sfee willbededucted. ¡ If the student attends school for a period ranging between two weeks and one month, two months’ fees will be deducted. ¡ If the student attends for more than a month, three months’ fees will be deducted. The school reserves the right to not re-enroll students for the following academic year when fees are repeatedly not paid on time. This will be documented by the school through the issuance of dated warning letters. The school also reserves the right to not issue the concerned student his or her progress report and to refer the issue to the KHDA.
New Students. 2014/15 The University’s financial support for students commencing their studies in 2014/15 will be provided through the National Scholarship Programme (NSP). The government contribution to the NSP in 2014/15 will be £468,000. The University will match and increase this contribution in order to provide 1,080 scholarships of £2,000 each. The University’s contribution will be £1,692,000. Scholarships will be available to students who are paying fees above £6,000 on three or four year first degree courses (excluding NHS students). Students will be eligible if they have a household income below £25,000 and scholarships will be awarded up to the maximum number on income criteria. Successful students will receive a fee waiver of £2,000 in their first year.
