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How many weeks of instructional time in an academic year must be included for a program offered in credit hours?
A At least 26 weeks
B At least 28 weeks
C At least 32 weeks
D At least 30 weeks
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D At least 30 weeks
Explanation:
In credit-hour programs, the academic year must include enough instructional time to cover a full year of learning. The standard sets the minimum at thirty weeks of instruction, typically two 15-week terms. This minimum ensures students have a substantial period to earn credits and to receive the necessary instructional contact. So the correct idea is that you need at least 30 weeks; shorter durations like 26 or 28 weeks don’t meet the minimum, while 32 weeks would also fit but is simply more than the required minimum.
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