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The number of credits that must be taken with a particular college in order to receive a degree from that school. Some colleges require a year (30 semester credits or 10 courses), either on campus or through distance learning. Some just require 15 semester credits or 5 courses. Often this residency requirement must be taken in your senior year. Servicemembers Opportunities Colleges have less stringent residency requirements or none at all.
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Criteria students must meet to be considered residents of a state or district; used in some cases to determine tuition charges.
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If a student wants to obtain a bachelor's degree from IUB then s/he will have to study four regular semesters with 15 (fifteen) - credit hours in each semester. Of these 60 (sixty) credit hours, 30 (thirty) - credit hours should be from the major field of study.
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Amount of time required on campus for a specific distance education course or program.
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The term has more than one meaning. It can refer to the fact that a college may require a specific number of course to be taken on campus to receive a degree from the school, or the phrase can mean the time, by law, that is required for a person to reside in the state to be considered eligible for in-state tuition at one of its public colleges or universities.
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cn. - The college policy that requires all non-senior students to live in on campus residential housing, unless they have received approval from the Office of Residential Life for off-campus status, or meet the criteria for being an exempt student. An off campus application process is conducted as the first component of room lottery.
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