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Only students who take a proctored test at a Pearson VUE center, for a fee of $89, will be eligible for credit at Colorado's Global Campus.

"We're encouraging them to be open and honest with consumers and let them know they'd not be eligible for credit," Mr. Peterson said.

The new legislation would use that panel to determine which 50 introductory courses were most oversubscribed and which online versions of those courses should be eligible for credit.

"HUD is looking into the details of the WAMU transaction to ensure that housing units associated with the transaction are eligible for credit under HUD's regulation," Mr. Weicher said.

The American Council on Education, the leading umbrella group for higher education, and Coursera, a Silicon Valley provider of online education, announced on Wednesday that five Coursera offerings were similar enough to traditional college courses to be eligible for credit.

On Tuesday, the American Council on Education, the leading umbrella group for higher education, and Coursera, a Silicon Valley MOOC provider, announced a pilot project to determine whether some free online courses are similar enough to traditional college courses that they should be eligible for credit.

Residential solar systems are eligible for credits similar to those given to businesses.

They will be eligible for credits worth $45 million, or six times the cost of the environmental cleanup, whichever is less.

"Our customers are eligible for credits for the full period of time they were unable to use our services, including when they did not have electrical power".

On Tuesday evening, the giant credit-card issuer announced that its customers could now sync their credit cards to their Twitter accounts, which will make them eligible for credits applied to their monthly statements.

The types of advanced diesel vehicles that would be eligible for credits under the energy bill would have new filtration technologies that greatly narrow the pollutant gap with gasoline cars.