Selection of Exchange Students Sample Clauses

Selection of Exchange Students. 2.1. The home university shall recommend students for participation in the exchange programs. Students nominated for participation in the exchange programs must have successfully completed at least one full year of academic study at their home university, with a grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale, or an equivalent level of academic achievement mutually recognized by the Parties. 2.2. The host university reserves the ultimate right to determine the eligibility of each student nominated by the home university for participation in the exchange program.
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Selection of Exchange Students. 10.1 Each institution will inform the other of its exchange application procedures and deadlines in good time each year. Each institution agrees to abide by the other’s procedures and deadlines. 10.2 The Home Institution will be responsible for selecting Exchange Students for nomination to participate in the Exchange Programme. The Home Institution will recommend one Exchange Student for each exchange place available to the Host institution. These nominees will then complete and submit the Host Institution’s exchange application form and any supporting documents as required by that form prior to the Host Institution’s published application deadline date. 10.3 The final decision on the acceptance of nominated Exchange Students will lie with the Host Institution, (who for the avoidance of doubt retains the right to accept or reject any proposed Exchange Students) and who shall make final selection and shall notify successful candidates and the Home Institution within a reasonable period.
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Selection of Exchange Students. Exchange candidates will be selected on the basis of academic excellence and other criteria imposed by the home institution’s selection committee and will be recommended to the host institution. They must meet the admission requirements of the program they plan to pursue at the host institution. The host institution retains the right to approve or reject any recommendation based on whether the candidate’s qualifications meet admission requirements at the host institution. However, the home institution may appeal a decision by requesting reconsideration.
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Selection of Exchange Students. Prospective exchange students will be selected and nominated for the exchange by the candidate’s Home Institution. The Host Institution will reserve the right to make the final decision regarding the admission of each candidate nominated for the exchange. Selection for participation in the exchange does not confer the right to pursue a degree at the Host Institution.
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Selection of Exchange Students. At least four months prior to the start of the semester of the intended period of the exchange, each institution agrees to provide to the partner institution information about the number of students who would like to apply for participation in an exchange at the partner institution. Prior to the approval of any applicant, both institutions agree to negotiate the number of students that can be accommodated during a given semester. The current exchange balance will be taken into consideration at this time. It is agreed that both institutions will aim to fill [insert number] semester exchange placements per academic year. If the number of exchange applicants becomes imbalanced in one direction, the flow in that direction for the following academic years may be limited until the balance is obtained. The absence of exchanges during any one calendar year is possible and does not nullify this agreement. The home institution will establish and administer its own policies, and procedures for acceptance into the program, consistent with reasonable criteria (e.g. space limitations, course restrictions, academic qualifications, language proficiency). Applicants for participation in the exchange program will be nominated by the home institution. Applicants requesting admission that have not been nominated by the home institution will not be considered. The host university reserves the right to review the applications of nominees and make final decisions concerning their admission. Each institution agrees to accept applications from students from the partner institution for an exchange period of one semester or one academic year of full-time study. Students admitted for an exchange of two semesters at the host institution will count as two exchange placements. Full-time study signifies a number of academic credits taken by the exchange student at the host institution. This number of academic credits is the total that normally corresponds to full-time study at the home institution. Each institution will present applications to the partner university by a mutually agreed deadline, which will be at least three months prior to the commencement of the proposed semester of attendance. Each institution will inform the other of its final admission decision within thirty days of receipt of completed application materials. Exchange students applying for the exchange program at GVSU pursuant to this Agreement must show evidence of English language competency. GVSU recognizes the f...
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Selection of Exchange Students. The home university will normally recommend most suitable students to the host university based on language ability and academic excellence.
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Selection of Exchange Students. Both parties agree that candidates to an exchange period shall be selected by the home institution. The home university will normally recommend most suitable students to the host university based on language ability and academic excellence. Selected students must follow the host university application process and provide all required documents. The host university reserves the right to accept or not selected students.
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Selection of Exchange Students. Each exchange student participating in a student exchange pursuant to this Agreement will be selected by their Home Institution on the basis of an exchange student’s previous academic merit as well as an exchange student’s knowledge of the required language at the Host Institution, his or her motivation and additional qualifications. It is desirable that the relevant student already has completed four semester of law studies at the Home Institution. The host institution will reserve the right to make the final decision regarding the admission of each student nominated for the exchange. Selection for participation in the student exchange program does not confer the right to pursue a degree at the host institution. The home faculty will advise the host faculty of any course details that are part of an exchange student's curricular plan and, wherever possible and expressively permitted by the student, particulars such as known health problems which might affect the exchange student's progress, or which mean that the exchange student may require special assistance. The Host Institution will endeavor to ensure that each exchange student is admitted to courses that are part of the student’s curricular plan. However, admission by the Host Institution to a specific course is subject to the Host Faculty being satisfied that the exchange student has the necessary qualifications, experience and language proficiency for the chosen area of study and the availability of resources in the period for which admission is sought. Neither the Home Institution nor the Host Institution will, on the grounds of race, color, national origin, age, ancestry, disability or handicap, veteran status, sex, sexual preference, or creed, exclude any prospective exchange student from participation in the student exchange program set out in this Agreement.
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