Common use of Reporting Clause in Contracts

Reporting. The 86th Texas Legislative Session passed SB 502 that requires the College to submit an annual report to the THECB and the Texas Legislature by not later than March 1 of each year describing any courses in the Lower-Division Academic Course Guide Manual (“ACGM”) or its successor adopted by the coordinating board for which a student who transfers to the institution from another institution of higher education is not granted: (1) academic credit at the receiving institution; or (2) if the student has declared a major and has not changed majors, academic credit toward the student’s major at the receiving institution. A report required by this section must indicate: (1) the course name and type; (2) which institution of higher education provided academic credit for the course; and (3) the reason why the receiving institution did not grant academic credit for the course. A report on courses taken by students who, during the preceding academic year, transferred to a general academic teaching institution or earned an associate degree at the college. The report must include the total number of: (1) courses attempted and completed at the college, including the total number of semester credit hours for those courses, disaggregated by whether the course is in: (A) the Workforce Education Course Manual or its successor adopted by the coordinating board; or (B) the Lower-Division Academic Course Guide Manual or its successor adopted by the coordinating board; (2) courses attempted and completed at the college that are not in the recommended core curriculum developed by the THECB under Section 61.822; and (3) dual credit courses, including courses for dual credit and college credit under Section 130.008, attempted and completed at the college.

Reporting. The 86th Texas Legislative Session passed SB 502 that Education Code § 51.4034 requires the College to submit an annual report to the THECB and the Texas Legislature by not later than March 1 of each year describing any courses in the Lower-Division Academic Course Guide Manual (“ACGM”) or its successor adopted by the coordinating board THECB for which a student who transfers to the institution from another institution of higher education is not granted: (1) academic credit at the receiving institution; or (2) if the student has declared a major and has not changed majors, academic credit toward the student’s major at the receiving institution. A report required by this section must indicate: (1) the course name and type; (2) which institution of higher education provided academic credit for the course; and (3) the reason why the receiving institution did not grant academic credit for the course. A report on courses taken by students who, during the preceding academic year, transferred to a general academic teaching institution or earned an associate degree at the college. The report must include the total number of: (1) courses attempted and completed at the college, including the total number of semester credit hours for those courses, disaggregated by whether the course is in: (A) in the Workforce Education Course Manual or its successor adopted by the coordinating boardTHECB; or (B) or the Lower-Division Academic Course Guide Manual or its successor adopted by the coordinating boardTHECB; (2) courses attempted and completed at the college that are not in the recommended core curriculum developed by the THECB under Section 61.822; and (3) dual credit courses, including courses for dual credit and college credit under Section 130.008, attempted and completed at the college.

Reporting. The 86th Texas Legislative Session passed SB 502 Education Code § 51.4034 that requires the College to submit an annual report to the THECB and the Texas Legislature by not later than March 1 of each year describing any courses in the Lower-Division Academic Course Guide Manual (“ACGM”) or its successor adopted by the coordinating board for which a student who transfers to the institution from another institution of higher education is not granted: (1) academic credit at the receiving institution; or (2) if the student has declared a major and has not changed majors, academic credit toward the student’s major at the receiving institution. A The report required by this section must indicate: (1) the course name and type; (2) which institution of higher education provided academic credit for the course; and (3) the reason why the receiving institution did not grant academic credit for the course. A report on courses taken by students who, during the preceding academic year, transferred to a general academic teaching institution or earned an associate degree at the college. The report must include the total number of: (1) courses attempted and completed at the college, including the total number of semester credit hours for those courses, disaggregated by whether the course is in: (A) the Workforce Education Course Manual or its successor adopted by the coordinating board; or (B) the Lower-Division Academic Course Guide Manual or its successor adopted by the coordinating board; (2) courses attempted and completed at the college that are not in the recommended core curriculum developed by the THECB under Section Texas Education Code 61.822; and (3) dual credit Dual Credit courses, including courses for dual credit Dual Credit and college credit under Section Texas Education Code 130.008, attempted and completed at the college.

Reporting. The 86th Texas Legislative Session passed SB 502 Education Code § 51.4034 that requires the College to submit an annual report to the THECB and the Texas Legislature by not later than March 1 of each year describing any courses in the Lower-Division Academic Course Guide Manual (“ACGM”) or its successor adopted by the coordinating board for which a student who transfers to the institution from another institution of higher education is not granted: (1) academic credit at the receiving institution; or (2) if the student has declared a major and has not changed majors, academic credit toward the student’s major at the receiving institution. A The report required by this section must indicate: (1) the course name and type; (2) which institution of higher education provided academic credit for the course; and (3) the reason why the receiving institution did not grant academic credit for the course. A report on courses taken by students who, during the preceding academic year, transferred to a general academic teaching institution or earned an associate degree at the college. The report must include the total number of: (1) courses attempted and completed at the college, including the total number of semester credit hours for those courses, disaggregated by whether the course is in: (A) the Workforce Education Course Manual or its successor adopted by the coordinating board; or (B) the Lower-Division Academic Course Guide Manual or its successor adopted by the coordinating board; (2) courses attempted and completed at the college that are not in the recommended core curriculum developed by the THECB under Section Texas Education Code 61.822; and (3) dual credit courses, including courses for dual credit and college credit under Section Texas Education Code 130.008, attempted and completed at the college.

Reporting. The 86th Texas Legislative Session passed SB 502 Education Code § 51.4034 that requires the College to submit an annual report to the THECB and the Texas Legislature by not later than March 1 of each year describing any courses in the Lower-Division Academic Course Guide Manual (“ACGM”) or its successor adopted by the coordinating board for which a student who transfers to the institution from another institution of higher education is not granted: (1) academic credit at the receiving institution; or (2) if the student has declared a major and has not changed majors, academic credit toward the student’s major at the receiving institution. A The report required by this section must indicate: (1) the course name and type; (2) which institution of higher education provided academic credit for the course; and (3) the reason why the receiving institution did not grant academic credit for the course. A report on courses taken by students who, during the preceding academic year, transferred to a general academic teaching institution or earned an associate degree at the college. The report must include the total number of: (1) courses attempted and completed at the college, including the total number of semester credit hours for those courses, disaggregated by whether the course is in: (A) the Workforce Education Course Manual or its successor adopted by the coordinating board; or (B) the Lower-Division Academic Course Guide Manual or its successor adopted by the coordinating board; (2) courses attempted and completed at the college that are not in the recommended core curriculum developed by the THECB under Section Texas Education Code 61.822; and (3) dual credit courses, including courses for dual credit and college credit under Section Texas Education Code 130.008, attempted and completed at the college.

Reporting. The 86th Texas Legislative Session passed SB 502 that Education Code § 51.4034 requires the College to submit an annual report to the THECB and the Texas Legislature by not later than March 1 of each year describing any courses in the Lower-Division Academic Course Guide Manual (“ACGM”) or its successor adopted by the coordinating board for which a student who transfers to the institution from another institution of higher education is not granted: (1) academic credit at the receiving institution; or (2) if the student has declared a major and has not changed majors, academic credit toward the student’s major at the receiving institution. A The report required by this section must indicate: (1) the course name and type; (2) which institution of higher education provided academic credit for the course; and (3) the reason why the receiving institution did not grant academic credit for the course. A report on courses taken by students who, during the preceding academic year, transferred to a general academic teaching institution or earned an associate degree at the college. The report must include the total number of: (1) courses attempted and completed at the college, including the total number of semester credit hours for those courses, disaggregated by whether the course is in: (A) the Workforce Education Course Manual or its successor adopted by the coordinating board; or (B) the Lower-Division Academic Course Guide Manual or its successor adopted by the coordinating board; (2) courses attempted and completed at the college that are not in the recommended core curriculum developed by the THECB under Section Texas Education Code 61.822; and (3) dual credit Dual Credit courses, including courses for dual credit Dual Credit and college credit under Section Texas Education Code 130.008, attempted and completed at the college.

Reporting. The 86th Texas Legislative Session passed SB 502 Education Code § 51.4034 that requires the College to submit an annual report to the THECB and the Texas Legislature by not later than March 1 of each year describing any courses in the Lower-Division Academic Course Guide Manual (“ACGM”) or its successor adopted by the coordinating board for which a student who transfers to the institution from another institution of higher education is not granted: (1) academic credit at the receiving institution; or (2) if the student has declared a major and has not changed majors, academic credit toward the student’s major at the receiving institution. A report required by this section must indicate: (1) the course name and type; (2) which institution of higher education provided academic credit for the course; and (3) the reason why the receiving institution did not grant academic credit for the course. A report on courses taken by students who, during the preceding academic year, transferred to a general academic teaching institution or earned an associate degree at the college. The report must include the total number of: (1) courses attempted and completed at the college, including the total number of semester credit hours for those courses, disaggregated by whether the course is in: (A) the Workforce Education Course Manual or its successor adopted by the coordinating board; or (B) the Lower-Division Academic Course Guide Manual or its successor adopted by the coordinating board; (2) courses attempted and completed at the college that are not in the recommended core curriculum developed by the THECB under Section 61.822; and (3) dual credit courses, including courses for dual credit and college credit under Section 130.008, attempted and completed at the college.

Reporting. The 86th Texas Legislative Session passed SB 502 that Education Code § 51.4034 requires the College to submit an annual report to the THECB and the Texas Legislature by not later than March 1 of each year describing any courses in the Lower-Division Academic Course Guide Manual (“ACGM”) or its successor adopted by the coordinating board for which a student who transfers to the institution from another institution of higher education is not granted: (1) academic credit at the receiving institution; or (2) if the student has declared a major and has not changed majors, academic credit toward the student’s major at the receiving institution. A report required by this section must indicate: (1) the course name and type; (2) which institution of higher education provided academic credit for the course; and (3) the reason why the receiving institution did not grant academic credit for the course. A report on courses taken by students who, during the preceding academic year, transferred to a general academic teaching institution or earned an associate degree at the college. The report must include the total number of: (1) courses attempted and completed at the college, including the total number of semester credit hours for those courses, disaggregated by whether the course is in: (A) the Workforce Education Course Manual or its successor adopted by the coordinating board; or (B) the Lower-Division Academic Course Guide Manual or its successor adopted by the coordinating board; (2) courses attempted and completed at the college that are not in the recommended core curriculum developed by the THECB under Section 61.822; and (3) dual credit courses, including courses for dual credit and college credit under Section 130.008, attempted and completed at the college.

Reporting. The 86th Texas Legislative Session passed SB 502 that Education Code § 51.4034 requires the College to submit an annual report to the THECB and the Texas Legislature by not later than March 1 of each year describing any courses in the Lower-Division Academic Course Guide Manual (“ACGM”) or its successor adopted by the coordinating board for which a student who transfers to the institution from another institution of higher education is not granted: (1) academic credit at the receiving institution; or (2) if the student has declared a major and has not changed majors, academic credit toward the student’s major at the receiving institution. A The report required by this section must indicate: (1) the course name and type; (2) which institution of higher education provided academic credit for the course; and (3) the reason why the receiving institution did not grant academic credit for the course. A report on courses taken by students who, during the preceding academic year, transferred to a general academic teaching institution or earned an associate degree at the college. The report must include the total number of: (1) courses attempted and completed at the college, including the total number of semester credit hours for those courses, disaggregated by whether the course is in: (A) the Workforce Education Course Manual or its successor adopted by the coordinating board; or (B) the Lower-Division Academic Course Guide Manual or its successor adopted by the coordinating board; (2) courses attempted and completed at the college that are not in the recommended core curriculum developed by the THECB Texas Education Code § under Section 61.822; and (3) dual credit courses, including courses for dual credit and college credit under Section Texas Education Code § 130.008, attempted and completed at the college.

Reporting. The 86th Texas Legislative Session passed SB 502 Education Code § 51.4034 that requires the College to submit an annual report to the THECB and the Texas Legislature by not later than March 1 of each year describing any courses in the Lower-Division Academic Course Guide Manual (“ACGM”) or its successor adopted by the coordinating board for which a student who transfers to the institution from another institution of higher education is not granted: (1) academic credit at the receiving institution; or (2) if the student has declared a major and has not changed majors, academic credit toward the student’s major at the receiving institution. A The report required by this section must indicate: (1) the course name and type; (2) which institution of higher education provided academic credit for the course; and (3) the reason why the receiving institution did not grant academic credit for the course. A report on courses taken by students who, during the preceding academic year, transferred to a general academic teaching institution or earned an associate degree at the college. The report must include the total number of: (1) courses attempted and completed at the college, including the total number of semester credit hours for those courses, disaggregated by whether the course is in: (A) the Workforce Education Course Manual or its successor adopted by the coordinating board; oror DRAFT (B) the Lower-Division Academic Course Guide Manual or its successor adopted by the coordinating board; (2) courses attempted and completed at the college that are not in the recommended core curriculum developed by the THECB under Section Texas Education Code 61.822; and (3) dual credit courses, including courses for dual credit and college credit under Section Texas Education Code 130.008, attempted and completed at the college.

Reporting. The 86th Texas Legislative Session passed SB 502 that Education Code § 51.4034 requires the College to submit an annual report to the THECB and the Texas Legislature by not later than March 1 of each year describing any courses in the Lower-Division Academic Course Guide Manual (“ACGM”) or its successor adopted by the coordinating board for which a student who transfers to the institution from another institution of higher education is not granted: (1) academic credit at the receiving institution; or (2) if the student has declared a major and has not changed majors, academic credit toward the student’s major at the receiving institution. A report required by this section must indicate: (1) the course name and type; (2) which institution of higher education provided academic credit for the course; and (3) the reason why the receiving institution did not grant academic credit for the course. A report on courses taken by students who, during the preceding academic year, transferred to a general academic teaching institution or earned an associate degree at the college. The report must include the total number of: (1) courses attempted and completed at the college, including the total number of semester credit hours for those courses, disaggregated by whether the course is in: (A) the Workforce Education Course Manual or its successor adopted by the coordinating board; or (B) the Lower-Division Academic Course Guide Manual or its successor adopted by the coordinating board; (2) courses attempted and completed at the college that are not in the recommended core curriculum developed by the THECB under Section Texas Education Code 61.822; and (3) dual credit courses, including courses for dual credit and college credit under Section Texas Education Code 130.008, attempted and completed at the college.