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Typically, it's a way to indicate the length of time for a course (usually a non-credit course), that may be required by the school yet does not apply to the graduation requirements. Some students must take remedial (non-credit) courses as a result of basic skills testing, however, they are not college level courses and as such the student does not receive college credit. Thus, they are called institutional credit.
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What is the full for of craficcard?
Craficcard the committee on review arrangement for institutional credit and rural development
Which institutional lender commonly makes short term construction loans?
commercial banks
What has the author Ashok Gulati written?
Ashok Gulati has written: 'Effective incentives in India's agriculture' -- subject(s): Agriculture and state 'Institutional credit to Indian agriculture' -- subject(s): Rural credit, Agricultural credit
What does non credit class mean?
I means that those credits will not be applied toward the completion of a degree. At times they are referred to as institutional credits.
What is rural credit market?
Rural credit market refers to the provision of cheap resources by the governments to farmers in a myriad of institutional settings. The governments are usually supported by the bilateral and multilateral aid agencies.
What is meant by institutional marketing?
institutional
What are Institutional Deterrents?
what is institutional deterrents
What is institutional housekeeping?
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What is institutional advertising?
What is institutional advertising
How do institutional and noninstitutional pharmacy setting differ?
How do institutional and non-institutional pharmacy settings differ? Institutional pharmacies operate in institutions, whereas non-institutional pharmacies operate outside of institutions.
Define the institutional environment?
what is the institutional environment?
What is institutional promotion?
what are the uses of institutional promotion?
