Program Articulation. The course patterns and equivalencies inherent in this program articulation agreement are shown in the chart in Appendix A. It should be used as the guide for student advising and course transfer acceptance.
Program Articulation. The Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies program honors up to 64 transfer credits for completed courses with a minimum C grade from regionally accredited institutions. Transfer credit evaluations are conducted on a case-by-case basis by the BALS program. Factors considered when reviewing transfer credit include, but are not limited to, accreditation, timeliness of content (e.g., computer science and technology courses not older than 10 years, etc.), and overall academic relevance within the program. In addition, College Level Examination Program (CLEP), Advanced Placement (score of 4-5), International Baccalaureate credit, and all Joint Services Transcripts will be considered for transfer. For graduation from Georgetown's Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies program, a student must complete 120 credits, of which 18 credits are from the core curriculum, 48 credits are from a single concentration, and 54 credits from elective courses.
Program Articulation. 1.1 Students that transfer from Institution must meet current UVU admission requirements and deadlines, provide an official transcript from Institution to UVU, and pay all application/admission fees associated with the awarding of credit and acceptance into UVU. Before admission to UVU, students of the Institution must meet with the applicable program advisor at UVU. Students of the Institution will have five years in which to start an applicable UVU program, at the discretion of the receiving academic department.
1.2 UVU will accept the following as UVU credit satisfaction pursuant to the table below: Surgical Technology (1314 hours) --OR-- 30 credits toward UVU A.A.S. in Healthcare Services Medical Billing (645 hours) & Medical Coding (720 hours) --OR-- Medical Assistant (900 hours) Sterile Processing Technician (900 hours) --OR— Radiography Technology (1600 hours)
1.3 The Parties agree to review annually their current programs and the articulation, to ensure each still meet UVU requirements and evaluate new Institution programs for consideration. A current description of these programs will be maintained on the applicable websites of both the Institution and UVU. Institution will notify UVU if there are any changes to the programs covered under this Agreement.
Program Articulation. This articulation is intended for students seeking a Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Lake Superior State University. Students completing the Associate of Science in Health Science at Bay Xxxxx Community College and earning a C or above in each course therein, will be eligible for one additional point to be added to the total score on the application to Lake Superior State University School of Nursing. Upon completion of the program courses and the meeting of all graduation requirements, Lake Superior State University will award a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. This degree will lead to a recommendation for the student to sit for the NCLEX and has, at the time of this agreement, a 3-year NCLEX-RN Pass Rate of 99.3%.
Program Articulation. The involved institutions will organize courses, seminaries, and examinations by fixing the total number of credits (ECTS) assigned to the exchange program for the next academic year; they will also evaluate any other aspect able to reinforce the collaboration, by also implementing a technical annex which can be modified each year. The acceptance of the technical annex is essential at the start of the student exchange program.
