Undergraduate Courses in Retraining Sample Clauses

Undergraduate Courses in Retraining. The College will provide financial reimbursement (books and tuition) for upper level undergraduate courses taken by a continuing contract faculty member as part of a retraining plan when the instructor meets the eligibility requirements (see section B.2 of this Article) for retraining and the following criteria: i. The faculty member lacks the prerequisites required to take graduate courses in the subject and ii. The Supervising Xxxx approves the proposed undergraduate course in advance, in writing.
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