Transfer Credits. Upon transfer from one division or department to another, unused sick leave days shall continue to be available for the transferred employee's use.
Transfer Credits. TTU agrees to accept transferable core curriculum, fields of study, and other lower division courses from AC to the extent it is within the Texas common course numbering system.
Transfer Credits. A. Transfer students from NeSCC who have taken a baccalaureate-oriented course of study, but have not completed an associate degree, or who have pursued the associate of applied science curriculum will receive credit on a course-by-course basis. Any course with a grade of C or better will be evaluated for credit.
Transfer Credits. Upon transfer from one division or department to another, unused sick leave credits shall continue to be available for the transferred employee’s use.
Transfer Credits. I understand that all academic work done by UNT students under the auspices of a host institution will be regarded by UNT as transfer credit, rather than UNT resident credit. My official record of participation in the Program will be my UNT transcript, listing the transfer credits and grades I earned at the host institution, or listing the credits and grades I earned for UNT courses offered as part of the Program.
Transfer Credits. ESU will accept a total up to 62-63 credits from RVCC which include credits in general education/pre-requisite, co-requisite, free electives, and major credits, all with grades of “C“ or better. The current accepted credits, as for the date of this Agreement, are detailed in Exhibit “A”, attached hereto.
Transfer Credits. Refer to §2.8. Students in the Faculty of Business Administration may complete courses at other institutions, however, prior permission must be granted. Permission will normally be given for three reasons:
1. The University of Xxxxxx does not offer the course;
2. The student is unable to attend an on-campus University of Xxxxxx course that semester; and/or,
3. The student is applying to take a course at a participating Saskatchewan Post-Secondary Education member institution that fits into his/her program. Faculty of Business Administration students wishing to take courses at other institutions are required to be in good standing (academically and financially) and must request permission to take the course(s), provide a course description(s) to the Faculty for evaluation, and should not register for the course until written permission has been provided. Students are required to achieve a minimum grade of 10 grade points above the institution’s passing grade in a course in order to receive transfer credit. It is the student’s responsibility to request transcripts from other institutions to be sent directly to the Admissions Office.
Transfer Credits. Up to 6 transfer credits (Lower-Level and/or Upper-Level) from a regionally- accredited college or university in ADM, PUB, or EMA not used to satisfy the above Core courses. Students may use a combination of all three (Electives, Portfolio Credits and Transfer Courses) to satisfy the Emergency Management electives. Approved minors for students pursuing the Bachelor of Science in Emergency Management Organizational Leadership Public Administration
Transfer Credits. 13.1 Students enrolling under this Agreement may request credit at WSU for course work completed at institutions other than CC subject to WSU policies and procedures governing recognition of transfer credits.
Transfer Credits. Appendix A contains the equivalency chart for the Grossmont College Cardiovascular Technology course list and applicable credits. All transfer courses covered by this agreement must have been passed with a letter grade of C, pass or equivalent. A total of 96.0 quarter credits (64 semester credits) will be accepted from Grossmont College. All Grossmont graduates will be required to take 54 quarter credits (36 semester credits) at WCUI (as indicated in Appendix B -WCUI Course Grid).