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III-2.40(A) UMCP POLICY ON UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT CONCURRENT INTER-INSTITUTIONAL REGISTRATION
APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT 1 AUGUST 1991
I. Policy
In order to permit enrichment for students attending
University of Maryland System institutions, opportunities
exist for students to augment their programs by taking
courses for credit at other UMS institutions. The
following are the procedures to effect inter-institutional
registration.
II. Procedures--Home Institution
A. The student obtains the inter-institutional
registration form from the program
coordinator/registrar at the home institution, and
secures approval from an academic advisor or
department chairperson. The student submits the form
to the coordinator/registrar who shall verify the
information, and if appropriate, approve the request.
B. The home institution shall register the student for a
generic. This ensures that the student is "officially
registered" at the home institution and would allow
monitoring of the student by providing the registrar
with class lists.
C. The registrar/coordinator shall inform the student of
the registration days and times at the host
institution and give one copy of the completed form to
the student to facilitate completion at the host
institution.
D. Upon completion of the course, the host institution's
registrar/coordinator shall forward an official
transcript to the home institution reflecting the
grades earned and the courses taken there.
E. Upon official notification, the home institution
registrar/coordinator shall post the grade(s)
according to institutional policy so that they are
calculated in the institution's academic totals.
F. In addition to the posting of the grades, the home
institution shall make a notation on the student's
record indicating that the courses were taken as part
of an inter-institutional registration and list the
name of the institution. This information should
appear with the semester in which courses were taken.
G. Students participating in inter-institutional
registration programs shall be advised that they are
expected to follow the change of schedule deadlines
and pertinent academic policies in effect at the host
institution for those courses in which they are
registered. Failure to comply with a host
institution's deadlines/policies may result in failing
grades or other academic actions which shall need to
be resolved between the student and the host
institution.
III. Procedures--Host Institution
A. Upon receipt of the inter-institutional registration
form, the host institution's registrar/coordinator
shall arrange for registration at a time appropriate
to the student's classification.
B. Incoming students shall be classified as inter-campus
registrants to eliminate them from head counts and to
alleviate any problems with billing.
C. Special permits, parking or other fees at the host
institution are the responsibility of the student
electing to participate in the program.
D. Students wishing to participate in the inter-
institutional registration shall be accommodated on a
course available basis. Students are expected to have
met the prerequisites or other criteria set for
restricted programs of study.
IV. Procedures--Special Circumstances
Those for whom a special situation exists (disability,
special circumstances, etc.) may ask the home institution
coordinator to facilitate the registration process for
them. Inter-institutional registration is a student
responsibility, but exceptions shall be permitted when both
coordinators at the home and host institutions agree that
circumstances warrant action.
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