Maximum Time Frame for Course Completion is an academic policy that sets an outer limit on the time allowed to finish a program of study, stated as a proportion of the scheduled program length.
What the catalog says
The catalog states: “All enrolled students must satisfactorily complete their programs of study within a maximum time frame, defined as 150% of the students’ scheduled program length, as noted on the enrollment agreement, readmission forms, and/or transfer forms.”
The catalog states: “Any repeated modules will be applied toward the maximum time frame.”
The catalog states: “If at any time it is determined that a student cannot complete the course of study within the 150% time frame, the student may be terminated from the program.”
Where it applies
InterCoast Colleges’ catalog states this under “MAXIMUM TIME FRAME FOR COURSE COMPLETION” (p. 31).
The catalog states: “If a student is a transfer student, the accepted transfer course work will be counted in the Maximum Time Frame.”