Sentences with phrase «trec elective credit»

Graduates of the Center for Mind - Body Medicine's Food as Medicine program may be eligible for advanced standing (three elective credits) in MUIH's Master of Science in Nutrition and Integrative Health.

Professional Development: FMCA graduates may enter the University of Western States with 4 elective credits.

If students have jobs, the schools work with them to fulfill elective credits through work experience.

We've had students start a beehive for life science, fix a motorcycle for elective credit, attend RL seminars (weekly classes) for English credit, make a (large) catapult for physical science, and create a sewn flag for World Geography credit.

If a student takes Dunn's French class for four years, do they receive four elective credits even if their French skills are only at a level two?

Students» successful participation in Summer Bridge will count towards their earning elective credit in their first trimester.

The students receive high school elective credit for their participation.

Successful completion of this course will earn students a 0.5 elective credit toward high school graduation.

Students earn high school content credits for graduation in English 9, English language development (World Language credit), Algebra 1, and Government, and elective credits for FAST - individual math, science concepts and Strategies for Success.

[2] Eleventh and twelfth grade students may choose to fulfill the required 0.5 HL elective credit by participation in Park City High School varsity athletic teams for two sport seasons.

Students earn 3 college - level studio elective credits upon successful completion of the program.

Apply these credits toward graduation as non-core subject, elective credits.

Take advantage of your hard work and earn 2.5 elective credits (one elective class) to meet your graduation needs.

But what about any elective credits you need to use up?

I passed out LBC [Learning Beyond the Classroom] slips for art students to get more elective credits for graduation

As a student in this program, you also can use a portion of your elective credits to develop an area of specialized expertise.

Completing the course is the first step towards earning the Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist (CLHMS) designation and counted as 16 units of elective credit towards NAR's certified Residential Specialist (CRS) Designation.

It also counts for 16 units of elective credit toward NAR's Certified Residential Specialist (CRS) designation.

Elective credit may be awarded for courses completed through brokerage training programs, if approved for the CRB designation.

The e-PRO ® cesignation counts as 16 elective credits towards the CRS designation and counts towards the SRS Designation.

The Ethics Update course will apply toward the elective credits required to renew your license.

The Mandatory Ethics Course receives elective credits, not credit toward the 4 - Hour Annual Commission Update Course.

The Ethics Update will apply toward elective credits for license renewal.

If you have successfully completed any of the REBAC Designations below, you may submit proof of completion for GRI elective credit using this form.

1 transaction = 2 hours of elective credit.

Previous GRI course credits will be matched hour for hour in the new curriculum; they will count as either core or elective credits depending on the class.

For additional information about Council of Residential Specialists or elective credits, please visit www.crs.com.

This course is approved for both NAR Code of Ethics training AND 4 - hours of NC Real Estate Commission Elective Credit.

Students can use up to 6 transactions for elective credit totaling 12 hours.

This course is approved by the Council of Residential Specialists for 4 CRS Elective Credits.

CRS elective credits may be used toward earning the prestigious CRS Designation.

NOTE: Some North Carolina real estate schools offer online and classroom - based ethics courses that satisfy the Realtor ® requirement AND provide continuing education elective credit.

It is NOT approved for NC Real Estate Commission elective credit.

The hours can count toward elective credits.

4 hours of elective credit from a hands - on, experienced CPM & CCIM.

THIS COURSE (NCREC Course # 3257) IS APPROVED FOR 4 HOURS OF ELECTIVE CREDIT BY THE N.C. REAL ESTATE COMMISSION AND MUST BE COMPLETED WITHIN 30 DAYS OF STUDENT REGISTRATION AND BY 11:59 PM, JUNE 10.

This course satisfies 4 hours of NC continuing education elective credit.

While only 4 hours of elective credit is required each year, you may carry over up to a maximum of 4 hours of elective credit as well.

Get your questions answered on residential appraisals and obtain NC real estate CE elective credit for the course.

If you want both NCREC elective credit and Code of Ethics credit, you should take one of our ethics courses that is approved for both NCREC elective credit AND satisfies the Code of Ethics training requirement.

THIS COURSE (NCREC Course # 3335) IS APPROVED FOR 4 - HOURS OF N.C. REAL ESTATE COMMISSION continuing education elective credit.

This package meets the IREC requirement of 12 hours of elective credits for license renewal.

Transaction Credit If a student chooses to count transactions for elective credit, 1 transaction = 2 elective GRI credits.

It is APPROVED for 4 hours of NCREC elective credit, Course # 3359 O / L.

Together, these two Designations equal up to 25 TREC elective credit hours which can be used for Continuing Education (CE), Broker's hours, or general Designation education!

This training is approved for continuing education (CE) and Council of Residential Specialists (CRS) elective credits in some, but not all, cases.

Learn more about earning elective credits for the CCIM designation program.

Elective credits available for each course are shown in parentheses.

Not exact matches

They aren't the sum total of our homeschooling, which tends to include a lot of independent reading, independent art projects, sewing and knitting, violin - playing and choral singing, folk - dancing, household responsibilities which I count as elective home - economics credit, and, currently, the launching of an Etsy business to sell some of her hand - knit goods, which experience I can fold into her required economics half - credit.

A master's graduate would not necessarily be granted any advanced standing as the education programs are focused on teaching methods and theory, with usually no elective areas to which other academic subjects could be credited.