Responsibilities and Duties of Students and Parents Sample Clauses

Responsibilities and Duties of Students and Parents. 1. receive and review CCP information and admissions materials. 2. discuss potential CCP courses with the appropriate District/School and University staff, including University admission and registration requirements, course requirements, credits to be attempted, credits to be awarded, scheduling under CCP, and implications for failure to successfully complete the course. 3. obtain course requirements for each course, including course prerequisites, course content, grading policy, attendance requirements, course completion requirements, performance standards, and other related course information. 4. notify the District/School of intent to participate by the published deadline. 5. submit all required admissions materials, completed and signed, to the University by the published deadline. 6. attend CCP information sessions and the required advisement session by deadline. 7. when appropriate, schedule and communicate with assigned University adviser, CCP coordinator, and/or classroom instructor. 8. discuss any request for a change in registration (i.e. add, drop, withdrawal) and complete all necessary forms and procedures with appropriate District/School and University staff. 9. comply with the University and District/School student code of conduct and other institutional policies and procedures. 10. report any extenuating circumstances (e.g. medical leave of absence, relocation to school outside current district) to the university CCP program coordinator, in addition to following District/School procedures.
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Responsibilities and Duties of Students and Parents. 1. discuss potential dual credit courses with the appropriate District/School and University staff, including University admission and registration requirements, course requirements, credits to be attempted, credits to be awarded, scheduling under dual credit, and implications for failure to successfully complete the course;
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Responsibilities and Duties of Students and Parents. Admission and Enrollment of Students For a student to be accepted and enrolled into a dual credit program, the STUDENT must: discuss potential dual credit courses with the appropriate LEA and NMSU staff, including NMSU admission and registration requirements, course requirements, credits to be attempted, credits to be awarded, scheduling under dual credit, and implications for failure to successfully complete the course; obtain course requirements for each course, including the syllabus, course prerequisites, course content, grading policy, attendance requirements, course completion requirements, performance standards, and other related course information; meet the prerequisites and requirements of the course(s) to be taken; complete the Form available online or in hard copy from the LEA or NMSU; obtain approval for enrolling in the dual credit program each semester by acquiring all necessary signatures on the Form; register for courses during NMSU standard registration periods (Note: enrollments will not be permitted after the close of posted late registration); discuss any request for a change in registration (add, drop, withdrawal) and complete all necessary forms and procedures with appropriate LEA and NMSU staff; and comply with NMSU and XXX student code of conduct and other institutional policies. Rights and Privileges of Student the rights and privileges equal to those extended to LEA and NMSU students, unless otherwise excluded by any section of this Agreement; the use of NMSU library, course-related labs and other instructional facilities, use of NMSU programs and services such as counseling, tutoring, advising, and special services for the students with disabilities, and access to NMSU personnel and resources as required; and the right to appeal, in writing to the LEA or NMSU, as applicable, any decision pertaining to enrollment in the dual credit program. Financial Responsibility for Funding Dual Credit return the textbooks and unused course supplies to the LEA when the student completes the course or withdraws from the course (subject to provisions in Subsection B of Section 22-15- 10 NMSA 1978 regarding lost or damaged instructional material); arrange transportation to the site of the dual credit course. Depending upon the time and course location, the student may have access to transportation through the LEA if the dual credit course is offered during the school day; and be responsible for course-specific (e.g. lab, computer) fees. Confidenti...
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