Program completion definition

Program completion means a degree, one-year certificate, transfer preparation certificate, short-term certificate, or special need certificate awarded to a student during an academic year. Certificates eligible to be counted as program completions shall be established by the Academic Affairs Council, and subordinate awards made by an institution to the same student in the same academic year shall not be counted as program completions. Degree completions shall have a weighting factor of 2.0. Eligible certificate completions of 24 credit hours or more shall have a weighting factor of 1.75. Eligible certificate completions of less than 24 hours shall have a weighting factor of 1.5.

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Program completion means the student completion of a sequence of approved courses, work-based learning experiences, or other prescribed learning experiences as determined by the Plan for College and Career Readiness.

Program completion means the student completion of a sequence of

Examples of Program completion in a sentence

• PROGRAM SPONSOR shall initially assess Program completion based upon its apprenticeship standards and shall recommend apprentices to DISTRICT for approval of completion.

• Programs are required to provide timely notice of the effect of leave(s) on the ability of Residents to satisfy requirements for Program completion.

• Thereafter, this Agreement shall renew for an additional one (1) term through Program completion, subject to successful completion of any prior terms and the early termination and non-renewal/non-promotion provisions described below.

• PROGRAM SPONSOR shall initially assess Program completion based upon its apprenticeship standards.

• The Resident/Fellow’s Program Director is responsible for communicating timely and accurate notice of the effect of leave(s) of absences on the ability of the Resident/Fellow to satisfy requirements for Program completion and board eligibility.

More Definitions of Program completion

Program completion means the student completion of a sequence of approved courses, work-based learning experiences, and/or other prescribed learning experiences as determined by the student education occupation plan (SEOP).

Program completion. Students must maintain a 2.5/4.0 grade point average in social work major courses and must complete all requirements of the major to receive their bachelor’s degree in social work.

Program completion means that the beneficiary has met the completion requirements of the specific program. Except for Bridges Guatemala, the completion numbers reported in Figures III.3 and III.4 are for the USAID standard indicator “E.G.6-3: Number of individuals who complete USG-assisted workforce development programs.” Under the standard indicator, individuals do not necessarily have to receive a certification to be considered completers. To capture Bridges Guatemala’s completion accomplishments related to the Diplomado (core skills curriculum), we report completion based on the project’s custom indicator “number of youth completing the core skill curriculum.” For Diplomado completers who go on to enroll in TVET training, Bridges Guatemala tracks the number who complete this training through the standard E.G.6-3 completion indicator; we report the FY2019 number for this indicator separately in the bullets on page 16.

Program completion means the fulfillment of all requirements of a Commissioner-approved educator preparation program, or of an out-of- State educator preparation program pursuant to N.J.A.C. 6A:9B-8.2(b).

Program completion means that the beneficiary has met the completion requirements of the specific program. Except for Bridges Guatemala, the completion numbers reported in Figure

Program completion. Students are required to complete a final project (Senior Experience and Presentation) to be eligible for the bachelor’s degree named above. Students must maintain a 2.0/4.0 grade point average in upper division courses to be eligible for the bachelor’s degree named above.

Program completion means the fulfillment of all requirements of a Commissioner-approved