Participation in the Credit Transfer System Sample Clauses

The Participation in the Credit Transfer System clause defines the terms under which parties may engage in a system that allows for the transfer of credits, such as academic credits or financial credits, between institutions or entities. This clause typically outlines eligibility requirements, the process for recognizing and transferring credits, and any limitations or conditions that apply to such transfers. Its core practical function is to facilitate the seamless movement of credits, ensuring that participants can benefit from prior achievements or transactions without unnecessary barriers, thereby promoting flexibility and efficiency within the system.
Participation in the Credit Transfer System. Using Ontario Universities Application Centre (OUAC) reports, please provide data for the following years:
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Participation in the Credit Transfer System. Using Ontario Universities Application Centre (OUAC) reports, please provide data for the following years: 2005 57,459 9,904 2,707 424 2006 67,481 10,178 2,726 376 2007 57,122 9,703 2,467 395 2008 64,681 9,310 2,224 407 2009 51,060 9,336 2,000 409 *Transfers from publicly assisted colleges in Ontario
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Participation in the Credit Transfer System. The following data is per the College Graduate Outcomes Survey: Survey Years Total # of Niagara graduates who participated in Graduate Survey (A) # of Niagara graduates who participated in Graduate Survey who indicated that they were enrolled in a university in Ontario at six months after graduation (B) % of Niagara graduates who participated in Graduate Survey who indicated that they were enrolled in a university in Ontario at six months after graduation (B ÷ A x 100) Total # of all college graduates who participated in Graduate Survey (C) # of all college graduates who participated in Graduate Survey who indicated that they were enrolled in a university in Ontario at six months after graduation (D) % of all college graduates who participated in Graduate Survey who indicated that they were enrolled in a university in Ontario at six months after graduation (D ÷ C x 100) 2005-2006 1,858 144 7.8% 42,333 2,716 6.4% 2006-2007 1,882 163 8.7% 44,309 3,449 7.8% 2007-2008 1,619 119 7.4% 44,622 3,510 7.9% 2008-2009 1,576 97 6.2% 43,086 3,145 7.3% 2009-2010 1,895 105 5.5% 40,388 2,725 6.7% percentage of Niagara students who were satisfied or very satisfied with academic preparation for university was 83.1%.
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Participation in the Credit Transfer System. The following data is per the College Graduate Outcomes Survey:
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