University Requirements Sample Clauses

University Requirements. I understand that in order to be eligible for disbursement, I must have been successfully admitted into the chosen university, must have completed and been eligible for funding from the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) with an Expected Family Contribution (EFC) of $6000 or less and address all admissions and FAFSA discrepancies in a timely manner when notified by either the university or by a Earn to Learn team member. I also must be enrolled in a minimum of 12 credits per semester at the chosen university. Initial
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University Requirements. 2.2.1 Provide a detailed set of guidelines for the University’s visual identity program.
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University Requirements. Each student enrolled in a baccalaureate program must satisfactorily complete GSW 1120 Academic Writing, one course approved for Cultural Diversity in the US, and one course approved for International Perspective. An international experience, defined as an academic study abroad experience bearing three or more credits or a documented international military deployment of at least 30 consecutive or 60 nonconsecutive days, also will fulfill the International Perspective requirement. Please note that BGSU has a Foreign Language Admission Requirement. However, the foreign language admissions requirements does not apply to students who have completed 30 or more semester hours of credit- bearing post-secondary courses at BGSU Firelands or at another college or university. For more information on these and other University Requirements, please consult BGSU's Academic Policies in the Undergraduate Catalog: xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/catalog/academic-policies.html
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University Requirements. The general education university requirements may be found at the following website. xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/gened/requirements Students may transfer in 72 credits, so some general education requirements may be taken at the WTC and transferred to UWW.
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University Requirements. I must comply with the academic standards and regulations as outlined in the program description sections of the MSVU Undergraduate (xxx.xxxx.xx/xxxxxxxxxx) and Graduate Academic Calendars (xxx.xxxx.xx/xxxxxxxxxx) and the Internship Education Program Policy and Procedure Manual. A failing grade in an internship course results in dismissal from the integrated Internship Education Program (students may still complete the BScAHN, MScAHN or the XXXX). I must register for each Internship course. Tuition and withdrawal fees apply to each internship course. If I have a medical issue or disability which requires special accommodations, I will notify the Internship Education Program Coordinator in order to determine if Sponsor Supervisors/Sponsoring organizations are able to provide the accommodations required. Undergraduate students: I must maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher in BScAHN (Dietetics) program required courses; achieve a passing grade in each of these courses; and a minimum grade of B- in required NUTR courses including NUTR 2204, NUTR 2211, NUTR 2324, NUTR 3313, NUTR 3315, NUTR 3325, NUTR 3326, NUTR 3407, NUTR 4400, NUTR 4406, NUTR 4408, NUTR 4409, NUTR 4414, NUTR 4417 and NUTR 4444. I must complete and pass all internship courses. Graduate Students: I must maintain a cumulative GPA of ≥ 3.0 for all MScAHN or XXXX courses, with a passing grade in each of these courses. I must complete and pass all internship courses. International Students: I understand that I must obtain the required Internship Work Permit to complete each internship placement and that I am responsible for any associated costs. I understand that I must maintain academic currency in order to be well prepared for all internship placements and the Canadian Dietetic Registration Exam (CDRE). I understand that I may be required to engage in academic upgrading if it has been more than three years since I have completed course work in a particular knowledge area (administration, community, clinical). Evaluation for successful completion of an internship placement is based upon achievement of an acceptable standard of entry-level dietetic competence, completion of placement requirements, and submission of all required documents in the electronic debriefing package. A final grade for the Internship course will not be submitted to the Registrar’s office until all required documents have been submitted on the Internship Moodle site and I have been debriefed by the Faculty Supervising Die...
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