Student Admission. The admission of students to the program will be conducted in accordance with the following principles:
(i) The parties shall agree on the application procedure, including application deadlines, selection criteria and student quota as defined in the Addenda.
(ii) Students must meet the admission criteria of both institutions.
(iii) Students shall have a home institution and a host institution defined.
(iv) Students apply to the program at their home institution, which is responsible for screening the applications and providing the host institution with a list of selected and eligible candidates. The institution will examine the provided documents and will assess their suitability to the educational and training course students are applying for. The final decision on students admission or refusal, will then be sent to the partner university within the deadline stated in the Addendum.
(v) Students are selected and admitted to the programs according to their academic results, prerequisite requirements and motivations.
(vi) Prerequisites for the mobility include that students have successfully completed a necessary number of credits at the home institution. Details are specified in the Addenda. (vii)
Student Admission. The following students are admitted for the 2021-22 academic year: Family Name First Name Entering Grade All students are subject to the policies and procedures of the student handbook. In addition, all new students are accepted on a probationary status for the first year. Please initial all the following:
Student Admission. The admission of students to the Programme will be conducted in accordance with the following principles:
(i) The parties shall agree on the application procedure, including application deadlines, selection criteria and student quota. They will be defined in the appendices.
(ii) The students must meet the admission criteria of the Master’s programmes of both institutions.
(iii) Students are selected and admitted to the Programme based on their academic results, prerequisite requirements, motivation and language skills. The selection is carried out in collaboration between the two institutions.
(iv) Students shall have a home institution and a host institution defined.
(v) Prerequisite for the mobility is that the student has successfully completed a sufficient number of credits at the home institution.
(vi) No tuition fees are required at the host institution for students participating in the Programme.
Student Admission. In order to be admitted to the Double Degree Programme, the students will have to meet the admission requirements of both Parties. Students shall apply to the double degrees exchange programme at their respective Home Institution according to their regulations and procedures. Add information about the admission process and enrollment at each Party if necessary. Admission at the Host institution will be according to each Parties regulations and Procedures. Both Parties will distribute information about the nomination/application procedure at the Host Institution including the required documents for admission. Students participating in the Double Degree Programme shall be required to have a level in English proficiency of at least “English 6”/”English B” from Swedish Upper Secondary School or the equivalent level of an internationally recognized test, for example TOEFL or IELTS. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY Both Parties subscribe to the policy of equal opportunity and non-discrimination. Both Parties shall have measures in place to ensure that any individual or group will be treated equally in accordance with Article 21 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union. There should be no discrimination based on sex, transgender identity or expression, sexual orientation, race, colour, ethnic or social origin, genetic features, language, religion or belief, political or any other opinion, membership of a national minority, property, birth, disability, age or marital status. FUNDING AND TUITION Students pay tuition fees at their Home Institution according to each Party’s own rules and regulations. The Parties undertake to apply reciprocity for students exchanged between the Parties under the Double Degree Programme and no Party shall claim tuition and/or tuition related fees from visiting students. No Party shall be liable to pay any travel costs, including any visa/residence permit or costs related to the students’ accommodation, insurances or other personal expenses of the students. Each Party shall inform the other Party in advance about any kind of obligatory fees or expenses, which the students are expected to pay before or during their study period at the Host Institution. SERVICES TO STUDENTS Students participating in the Double Degree Programme are admitted to each Party and will be granted the same academic rights, privileges, and responsibilities as other students at each Party. This includes academic and personal counseling to students as well as aca...
Student Admission. Graduate and postgraduate students are encouraged to apply for admission to academic programs through the normal process at each university subject to the local regulations approval at each university and to availability and capacity constraints.
Student Admission. The admission of students to the Programme will be conducted in accordance with the following principles: ⮚ The parties will agree on the application procedure, including application deadlines, selection criteria and student quota, which will be disclosed on the websites of the Programme at both institutions. ⮚ The students must meet the admission criteria of the respective degree programmes of both institutions. This includes, for Karlsruhe, a proof of German language proficiency according to the “Rahmenordnung über Deutsche Sprachprüfungen für das Studium an deutschen Hochschulen (RO-DT)” or equivalent before the German degree can be issued. ⮚ Students apply to the Programme at their home institution and the home institution is responsible for screening the applications and providing the host institution with a list of selected and eligible candidates. The applications are submitted by the student’s home institution to the host institution and letters of acceptance are sent from the host institution to the students. ⮚ Students are selected and admitted to the Programme based on their academic results, prerequisite requirements, motivation and language skills. Students must demonstrate a good command of spoken and written English and German. ⮚ Prerequisite for the mobility is that the student has successfully completed a sufficient number of credits according to the rules at the home institution. ⮚ No tuition fees are required at the host institution for students participating in the Programme as long as they are regular students of the home institution independent of their nationality (EU member state or third country nationals).
Student Admission. Students shall be selected for admission as follows:
a. Each sponsoring district shall be guaranteed up to the following number of student spaces each school year, not to exceed 400: Aurora Public Schools – 40 FTE; Cherry Creek Schools – 110 FTE; Denver Public Schools – 200 FTE; Xxxxxxx County Schools – 50 FTE; and Littleton Public Schools – 40 FTE.
b. If a sponsoring district does not fill its allocation, students from another sponsoring district shall be admitted by such date as is determined by the BOCES, upon the agreement of their sponsoring district of residence. Each student so admitted shall be counted toward the paragraph 9(a) allocation of the sponsoring district, which did not fill its allocation. No student so admitted shall be disenrolled solely to make room for a resident student of the sponsoring district whose allocation was used to admit the student.
c. If more than the allotted number of students from any given district seeks admission, a lottery or other random process for selection shall be used. Such process shall maintain each sponsoring district’s minimum enrollment entitlement and shall promote diversity in the student population.
d. Consistent with the principles of expeditionary learning, RMSEL shall seek to admit a student population that would benefit from RMSEL’s unique learning opportunities and curricular classroom structures.
e. Consistent with § 00-00-000, C.R.S., admission to RMSEL may be denied if:
i. There is a lack of space or teaching staff within RMSEL or grade level.
ii. RMSEL does not offer appropriate programs, is not structured or equipped with the necessary facilities to meet special needs of a student, or does not offer a particular program requested.
iii. A student does not meet established eligibility criteria for participation, including age requirements, course prerequisites, and required levels of performance.
iv. A student has been expelled, or is in the process of being expelled, for the reasons specified in C.R.S. § 22-33-106(1)(c.5) or (1)(d).
v. Grounds exist for the denial of enrollment pursuant to C.R.S. § 22-33-106(3)(a), (b), (c), (e), or (f).
Student Admission. A. Students are assessed prior to enrollment in university courses using the placement tests of Vincennes University. Students who do not meet the appropriate readiness levels will participate in high school courses provided by Corporation X until certified as ready by instructors from University in a High School. Where mutually agreed upon by Corporation X and Vincennes University, students may enroll in VU developmental courses.
Student Admission. The admission of students to the Programme will be conducted in accordance with the following principles:
(i) The parties shall agree on the application procedure, including application deadlines, selection criteria and student quota. These must be defined in an appendix.
(ii) The students must meet the admission criteria of the Master’s programmes of both institutions.
(iii) Students shall have a home institution and a host institution defined.
(iv) Students apply to the Programme at their home institution and the home institution is responsible for screening the applications and providing the host institution with a list of selected and eligible candidates. The final admission of students is always subject to final approval by the host institution. The applications are submitted by the students to the home institution and letters of acceptance are sent from the host institution to the students no later than by the deadlines defined in the appendix.
(v) Students are selected and admitted to the Programme based on their academic results, prerequisite requirements, motivation and language skills. Students must demonstrate an excellent command of spoken and written English.
(vi) Prerequisite for the mobility is that the student has successfully completed a sufficient number of credits at the home institution. Details are specified in an appendix.
(vii) No tuition fees are required at the host institution for students participating in the Programme.
Student Admission. The admission of students to the programme will be conducted in accordance with the following principles.
(i) The parties shall agree on the application procedure, including application deadlines, selection criteria and student quota as defined in the Addenda.
(ii) Students must meet the admission criteria of both institutions.
(iii) Students shall have a home institution and a host institution defined.
(iv) Students apply to the programme at their home institution, that is responsible for screening the applications and providing the host institution with a list of selected and eligible candidates. The institution will examine the provided documents and will asses their suitability to the educational and training course students are applying for. The final decision on students’ admission or refusal, will then be sent to the partner university within the deadline stated in the Addendum.
(v) Students are selected and admitted to the programmes according to their academic results, and prerequisite requirements and motivations.
(vi) Prerequisites for the mobility include that students have successfully completed a necessary number of credits at the home institution. Details are specified in the Addenda.
(vii) Xxxxxx’x language knowledge requirements for admission and graduation: _requirements_for_double_joint_degree UPM’s language knowledge requirements for admission and graduation:
