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- 4. This is the organisational units of the College and often describes the collection or programmes the unit is responsible for instructing.
- 9. Provides skills and competencies for immediate employment in a particular occupational field at a higher level than the certificate programme.
- 11. This is a course that is taken in preparation for another course.
- 12. Measures the time a student is required to attend a class per week for the whole semester to complete a course.
- 13. These are additional charges not included in the tuition. They are often charged to cover the cost of materials and equipment needed for certain courses.
- 14. This is a method that students can use to demonstrate previously acquired knowledge in areas closely related to courses offered by the College. (College Catalgoue
- 15. Prepares students for entry into the third year of a four-year degree in the science disciplines (College Catalogue)
- 16. Generally, this describes a student who is enrolled in 11 credit hours or less in a semester.
- 18. This person is responsible for the maintenance of all academic records with duties that include verification of enrolment, enrolment status, administering probation policies and verification of completion of degree requirements.
- 20. This is an institution that offers undergraduate certificates and degrees as well as graduate degrees in select areas of study.
- 21. This occurs when a student has been placed on academic probation for two consecutive semesters. (College Catalogue)
- 22. Generally, this describes a student who is enrolled in 12 or more credit hours in a semester
- 25. This person works with you to develop an educational plan and track your progress toward graduation. (Student Handbook)
- 26. This is a course that must be taken at the same time as another course.
- 27. This occurs when a student does not maintain satisfactory academic progress (SAP), a minimum GPA of 2.00. (College Catalogue)
- 28. This is composed of all persons who teach classes for the College.
- 29. This person works with you to develop goals and to manage any obstacles that impact your success at the College.
- 31. Student applies for and receives credit for work completed at another school. (College Catalogue)
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- 1. This is the undergraduate degree offered by four-year colleges and universities. Generally the minimum credit hour requirement to complete is 120 hours.
- 2. Prepares students for entry into the third year of a four-year institution. (College Catalogue or Student Handbook))
- 3. This is the amount paid each semester for each credit hour of enrolment. Generally, it does not include the cost of books or fees.
- 5. A student is enrolled in a course and has the option of completing assignments and exams but does not receive a grade or credit for the course (College Catalogue)
- 6. This is the outline of important information about a course. It often includes important dates, assignments, expectations, office hours, faculty contact information, etc.
- 7. Prepares students for immediate entry into employment requiring specialised skills (College Catalogue or Student Handbook)
- 8. These courses do not earn letter grades or grade points for students and are not factored into the student’s GPA.
- 10. These are courses that do not meet the requirements for a degree offered by the College. They often serve to upgrade academic foundations or provide exposure to life experiences through cultural or recreational activities.
- 14. Provides all types of information you need to know about the school. Examples include policies, procedures, accreditation status, programmes, courses, fees, etc.
- 17. Provides an opportunity for immediate employment in a specific occupational field but the course work is generally not transferrable to other institutions.
- 19. This is a student’s permanent academic record with the College. It generally shows courses taken, grades received, academic status, etc. This is not released to a student is he/she owes money to the College.
- 23. Student is admitted to one programme and applies to transfer to another one at Bermuda College. (College Catalogue)
- 24. Procedure by which students choose classes each semester including the payment of tuition and fees.
- 30. This is an institution that offers undergraduate, graduate, and post graduate degrees in a variety of areas of study.