Minimum Class Size. 1. As the college wishes to offer a comprehensive educational program that would maximize educational opportunities for its students, it may be necessary to maintain some classes that have low enrollments. A small class may be justified (for example): a. if it is a final or advanced class in a sequence, b. if it is required to complete a major,
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Minimum Class Size. 1. As the college wishes to offer a comprehensive educational program that which would maximize educational opportunities for its students, it may be necessary to maintain some classes that which have low enrollments. A small class may be justified (for example):
a. if it is a final or advanced class in a sequence, b. if it is required to complete a major, c. if the class is one for which only limited facilities are available,
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Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement
Minimum Class Size. 1. As the college wishes to offer a comprehensive educational program that which would maximize educational opportunities for its students, it may be necessary to maintain some classes that which have low enrollments. A small class may be justified (for example):
a. if it is a final or advanced class in a sequence, b. if it is required to complete a major,
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Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement