The UUCC will report substantial changes to the board for further approval. Note: The Virginia Commonwealth University Board of Visitors gives the University Undergraduate Curriculum Committee the authority to review these sources of academic credit as needed. For more information, contact the Transfer Center at (804) 827-1349. Official transcripts may be sent to VCU Transfer Center, Box 842532, Richmond, VA 23284-2532. In order to be eligible for academic credit, new students must submit transcripts and/or scores to the VCU Transfer Center before the end of the first semester of enrollment. Once the faculty review is complete, the University Undergraduate Curriculum Committee provides a secondary review and then publishes the results by means of transfer tables in the VCU Undergraduate Bulletin indicating the examination, test score, VCU course equivalent and number of credits awarded. Faculty members verify such judgments through feedback provided from student performance in more advanced courses at VCU.
After reviewing such materials, faculty members make informed judgments about what credit, if any, is to be awarded. Faculty members from the relevant academic departments review the subject curricula, subject examinations, grade distributions and marking schemes provided by these examination agencies.
The awarding of credit is determined by the faculty. Students should consult the charts below for academic credit guidelines. These additional sources include: Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, Cambridge Advanced, College Level Examination Program, military service credit recommended by the American Council on Education and the DANTES Subject Standardized Test Program. "synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.VCU awards advanced standing and credit, with qualifying scores or grades, for additional sources of academic credit. 7) A typical chapter has the following elements: (1) a recitation of the Virginia Standard of Learning on which the chapter is based, (2) and introduction titled "Setting the Scene," (3) a list of Key Questions to be answered in the chapter, (4) the narration proper (which is broken up by two levels of heads), (5) a conclusion titled "Summer Up," and (6) a chapter test titled "Chapter Review." 6) Practice Tests are found on pages 131-154. It has 11 Chapter Tests, a Glossary, Index, and 2 Practice Tests. 4) New, four-color cover 5) This is a new book, consisting of 12 chapters. The diagram on page 15 helps illustrate how the tilt in the Earth's axis determines seasons.
Population graphs can be found on pages 59 and 60. 3) Graphs, diagrams, tables on geography topics. Photos on pages 28 and 29 show how architecture of homes is partly determined by culture. 2) Many photos that illustrate geographical and cultural features. A physical map for each region of the world can be found on pages 40-52. For example, maps and text on pages 3 and 4 help students understand relative location. It is an excellent tool for homeschoolers. This highly illustrated book appears in the same format and has the same types of features as Amsco's other social studies test-preparation books. This publication follows the new Virginia Curriculum for World Geography.
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