Program Proceeds Sample Clauses
The "Program Proceeds" clause defines how the financial benefits or revenues generated from a specific program are to be handled and distributed among the involved parties. Typically, this clause outlines the method for calculating proceeds, the timing and manner of distribution, and any deductions or expenses that may be subtracted before allocation. Its core practical function is to ensure transparency and fairness in the division of program-generated funds, thereby preventing disputes and clarifying expectations regarding financial entitlements.
Program Proceeds. USC shall collect all of the tuition and fees charged to Program students (such tuition and fees, other than the Excluded Fees (as hereinafter defined), collectively, the “Program Proceeds”). Tuition per credit for Program students shall be the same as the tuition per credit imposed upon School in- classroom Degree students. Any charges for Program students that are not included in “Program Proceeds” shall not exceed similar charges imposed on School in-classroom Degree students. The following fees and charges shall not be included in determining “Program Proceeds”: the Graduate Admissions Fee, the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Fee, the Graduate Program Fee, the Graduate Student Service Fee and Off Campus Health Insurance (collectively, the “Excluded Fees”).
Program Proceeds. USC shall collect all of the tuition and fees charged to Program students (such tuition and fees, other than the Excluded Fees (as hereinafter defined), collectively, the “Program Proceeds”). Tuition per credit for Program students shall be the same as the tuition per credit imposed upon Rossier in-classroom MAT students. Any charges for Program students that are not included in “Program Proceeds” shall not exceed similar charges imposed on Rossier in-classroom MAT students. The following fees and charges shall not be included in determining “Program Proceeds”: the Graduate Admissions Fee, the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Fee, the Graduate Program Fee, the Graduate Student Service Fee and Off Campus Health Insurance (collectively, the “Excluded Fees”).
Program Proceeds. The state has received approximately million in proceeds the sale of companies and options since initiating the privatization process. The last cash auctions have been unsuccessful, with fewer than 10% of shares offered for cash attracting buyers. It appears that if privatization is to proceed, the Phase 2 design will need to allow for more flexibility in the ratio of share sales cash and
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