| GRADED
CREDIT STATUS DEFINED |
Graded
Credit status is defined as enrolling
in NMSU regular or distance education
courses which require part or all
of the course to be completed outside the
U.S. in order to receive a grade for the
course. These typically include course required
travel (field trips, research projects, other
organized and supervised educational activities),
as well as many of the intensive
language programs offered in Spanish,
French, Portuguese and Japanese.
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Student
Policy-international distance education classes: |
Students
enrolled in international distance education
classes for graded credit are required
to obtain travel
insurance, complete
WebCT orientation, and complete the NMSU
Study Abroad Agreement–International Distance
Education form .
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| Student
Policy-travel course enrollment: |
Students
enrolled in regular courses in which
traveling abroad is required to earn credit for
the course(s) are required to follow
the policy and procedures governing Resident
Credit Programs. They are required to obtain travel
insurance to cover the time abroad (including
day trips to Mexico), complete health
and safety orientation, and fill out the participant section
of the NMSU Study Abroad Agreement–Resident
Student Travel Programs form.
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Employee
Policy: |
Employees
organizing or supervising student travel as part
of a regular class or as an NMSU sanctioned or
financed activity are required to inform the
University that currently enrolled NMSU students
will be studying abroad short term or long term
by filling out the Notification Section of the NMSU
Study Abroad Agreement–Resident Student
Travel Programs form and
making sure each students fills out and signs
the participant section.
For distance education for graded credit options, the course instructor
signs off on Section C-International Distance Education Course
Approval of the NMSU Study Abroad Agreement–International
Distance Education form
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Last
Updated:
Thursday, 18-Oct-2007 17:00:06 MDT |
