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Academic Year

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That period of time necessary to complete an actual course of study during a school year.

Social Security benefits may terminate at the end of an academic year, or a deferment from compulsory military service may continue only during an academic year.



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All over the country, students are preparing for the new Academic Year Many of them will be starting University for the first time and face adjusting to University life and coping with their own finances for the first time in their lives All over the country, students are preparing for the new Academic Year.
HE WAS BRIEFED ABOUT PREEMPTIVE MEASURES PUT IN PLACE TO ENSURE STUDENTS ARE PROTECTED FROM THE SPREAD OF H1N1 VIRUS AND PREPARATIONS FOR THE NEW ACADEMIC YEAR.
The Council also set the regulations for private universities regarding the teaching staff delegated from governmental universities and fixed the number of students to be accepte in private universities for the academic year 2009-2010.
 
 
 
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