Status of Exchange Students Sample Clauses

Status of Exchange Students. Each institution shall accept exchange students to the host institution as full-time students who do not aim at obtaining a degree in the host institution.
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Status of Exchange Students. Each institution shall normally accept incoming exchange students as non-regular students (i.e. students who do not aim at obtaining a degree or other formal qualification from the host university.)
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Status of Exchange Students. Exchange Students participating in this Program are not eligible for academic credit at the Host Institution. During the Program, Exchange Students hosted by ISU shall have the status of trainee and are not to replace ISU staff. An Exchange Student shall not be deemed an employee of ISU while participating in the Program, shall not receive wages or benefits from Host Institution during the Program, including workers’ compensation coverage, and is not entitled to employment with ISU upon the conclusion of the Program. Exchange Students are responsible for their own conduct and are encouraged to obtain professional liability insurance to cover their participation in the Program at ISU. Upon completion of the Program at the Host Institution, Exchange Students must return to the Home Institution.
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Status of Exchange Students. 1- Each exchange student will enjoy the same rights and privileges enjoyed by regular students enrolled at the host university, but, they should not aim at obtaining a degree in the host university.
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Status of Exchange Students. The status of students nominated by OSU and admitted by International Institution will be that of (“Exchange Student”); the status of students nominated by International Institution and admitted by OSU will be that of “Continuing Education, Non-Degree.” for undergraduate students or “Graduate Non-Degree” for graduate students. (Partners can exchange either equal number of graduate or undergraduate students. The levels should not be mixed).
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Status of Exchange Students. During the Program, Exchange Students shall be deemed non-degree students of the Host Institution. Exchange Students must enroll at the Host Institution for the number of courses set forth in Addendum A. Upon completion of the Program at the Host Institution, Exchange Students must return to the Home Institution. Any academic credit earned at the Host Institution shall be transferred back to the Home Institution in accordance with procedures determined by the Home Institution.
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