Cost of Instruction Sample Clauses

The "Cost of Instruction" clause defines how expenses related to educational or training services are calculated and allocated. It typically outlines which party is responsible for paying for materials, instructor fees, facility use, and other associated costs, and may specify how these costs are determined or reimbursed. This clause ensures transparency and prevents disputes by clearly establishing financial responsibilities for instructional activities.
Cost of Instruction. If the course instructor is an employee of DISTRICT then KCCD shall reimburse DISTRICT in an amount equal to at least 25% of the cost to DISTRICT for employing the instructor during the time the course is in session. For example, if the instructor's normal load is five class periods plus a prep period then KCCD shall reimburse DISTRICT in an amount equal to 25% of 1/6 of the daily compensation paid by DISTRICT to the instructor for each day the course is taught. The amount to be paid shall be specified in the CA.
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Cost of Instruction. The District shall pay to FGCU the FGCU standard tuition rate per credit hour for instruction that takes place on the FGCU campus by University faculty. The FGCU standard rate is the approved tuition rate published in the FGCU Regulation FGCU-PR 7.001, as amended from time to time. Adjustments in tuition rate may be provided by FGCU to the District in writing. The District will be invoiced each term after the FGCU 25% refund period has ended for the term. Payment will be due 45 days from date of invoice. The District will not be responsible for payment of tuition for the IDH 1930 - ACE Honors Course. The District will not be responsible for payment of tuition for any course fewer than three college credits, except when that course is a one-credit co- requisite lab course required to be taken concurrently with a three or more credit hour lecture course.
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Cost of Instruction. Students ad- mitted to the Academy pursuant to paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) of this sec- tion shall be subject only to the same fees as are paid by citizen midshipmen. The cost of instruction (including the same allowances as received by mid- shipmen at the Academy appointed from the United States) for students admitted to the Academy under para- graph (d) of this section must be ▇▇▇▇- bursed to the Administrator by the na- tion from which the student comes. Such reimbursement shall be the incre- mental cost of providing the instruc- tion to each of such foreign students (including the cost of allowances). The amount of reimbursement shall be es- tablished by the Academy separately for each entering class and each upper class prior to January 1 of the year in which the academic year begins and will be payable annually in advance of commencement of the academic year. Instructions as to payment procedures will be provided with the statement of the amount to be reimbursed. Students admitted to the Academy pursuant to paragraph (d) of this section shall pay the same fees paid by citizen mid- shipmen.
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Cost of Instruction. If a Course instructor is an employee of School District, then the parties shall determine what, if any, amount PCCD will reimburse School District for utilizing its employee for a Course. The amount to be paid shall be specified in the Instructional Services Agreement.
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Cost of Instruction. The primary cost of instruction for technical courses included as part of the Alliance agreement (courses taught at ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ faculty), will be borne by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇. The primary cost of instruction for other courses offered directly by OKCCC, included as part of the Alliance agreement (courses taught at ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ by OKCCC faculty), shall be borne by OKCCC.
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Cost of Instruction. The School shall pay to FGCU the FGCU standard tuition rate per credit hour for instruction that takes place on the FGCU campus by University faculty. The FGCU standard rate is the approved tuition rate published in the FGCU Regulation FGCU-PR 7.001, as amended from time to time. Adjustments in tuition rate may be provided by FGCU to the School in writing. The School will be invoiced each term after the FGCU 25% refund period has ended for the term. Payment will be due 45 days from date of invoice. The School will not be responsible for payment of tuition for the IDH 1930 - ACE Honors Course. The School will not be responsible for payment of tuition for any course fewer than three college credits, except when that course is a one-credit co- requisite lab course required to be taken concurrently with a three or more credit hour lecture course. 7. For students with disabilities, a postsecondary institution eligible to participate in dual enrollment pursuant to s. 1011.62(1)(i) shall include in its dual enrollment articulation agreement, services and resources that are available to students with disabilities who register in a dual enrollment course at the eligible institution.
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