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Transfer Guides Sample Clauses

Transfer Guides. Transfer Guides will be developed and periodically updated cooperatively between MU-CVM and AC-VT. Each Transfer Guide will specify the MU degree course requirements and equivalent AC-VT courses. All Transfer Guides will be considered addendums to this agreement and are subject to revision. For a given catalog year, the most recent program plan study addendum will take precedence over all previous program plan study addendums. Missouri online academic advisors will be available to communicate with students seeking enrollment in this program regarding: course enrollment, academic standing, GPAs, transfer timelines, degree progress, and program standing on a routine basis.
Transfer Guides. If you have decided on an academic program and you know which four-year college or university you plan to transfer to, a transfer guide is your best resource when selecting community college courses.
Transfer Guides. Transfer Guides will be developed and periodically updated cooperatively between MUCVM and LAPC- VT. Each Transfer Guide will specify the MU degree course requirements and equivalent LAPC-VT courses. All Transfer Guides will be considered addendums to this agreement and are subject to revision. For a given catalog year, the most recent program plan study addendum will take precedence over all previous program plan study addendums. Mizzou online academic advisors will be available to communicate with students seeking enrollment in this program regarding: course enrollment, academic standing, GPAs, transfer timelines, degree progress, and program standing on a routine basis.
Transfer Guides. In an effort to maintain updated and current transfer guides, both institutions will exchange electronic files for curriculum and course changes and updates on a yearly basis, contingent on the capacities of each institution.
Transfer Guides. If you have decided on an academic program and you know which four-year college or university you plan to transfer to, a transfer guide is your best resource when selecting community college courses. Usually, transfer guides (may also be referred to as curricular guides or transfer plans) will include courses offered by the community college that transfer to the four-year school and fulfill requirements within a bachelor’s degree. Transfer guides may also include other pertinent information such as admission requirements for a major, academic grade requirements, knowledge/skills gained within the major, and career information. Although most four-year colleges and universities make transfer guides available on their institution’s website, many community colleges will also link to them from their website. You are encouraged to contact your community college counselor/advisor and four year school.
Transfer Guides. Xxxxxx and WCC agree that any student who has completed the minimum requirements for an associate’s degree or the equivalent thereof at WCC may transfer the course credits to a Xxxxxx bachelor’s degree following the attached business major transfer guides. Xxxxxx and WCC agree that WCC students may qualify for scholarships reserved for transfer students at Xxxxxx University, and that the application fee shall be waived for students under this agreement. Xxxxxx tuition and fees does not include textbooks or fees or any course of lab fees associated individual courses. Xxxxxx and WCC agree that WCC students who are in good academic standing shall be automatically admitted to Xxxxxx after completing an application form and providing documentation to meet Xxxxxx admission requirements. A minimum WCC cumulative GPA of 2.0 (4.0 scale) is required. Admissions requirements may be found in the Xxxxxx catalog at xxx.xxxxxx.xxx. The application form is at: xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/4624933.
Transfer Guides. Transfer Guides will be developed and periodically updated cooperatively between MUCVM and SJC-VT. Each Transfer Guide will specify the MU degree course requirements and equivalent SJC-VT courses. All Transfer Guides will be considered addendums to this agreement and are subject to revision. For a given catalog year, the most recent program plan study addendum will take precedence over all previous program plan study addendums. Mizzou online academic advisors will be available to communicate with students seeking enrollment in this program regarding: course enrollment, academic standing, GPAs, transfer timelines, degree progress, and program standing on a routine basis.

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