Sentence examples similar to exempt from exam from inspiring English sources

He said he would conduct his own yearlong evaluation of the system to determine which schools should be exempt from Regents exams in social studies, science and college-level mathematics, which are to be introduced in the next few years.

Graduates may apply ("petition") to be exempted from the exam in a relevant research language if they hold a degree or diploma from an institution operating in the language for which they seek exemption.

Non-degree and exchange students are exempted from the exam and course requirements.

The panel said the schools should be exempt from the Regents exam standards, at least for the first few years, but the commissioner rejected that advice.

To be exempt from the TOEFL exam, applicants must meet the following criteria: They have studied full-time for 2 or more years at a college or university in a country whose primary language is English; AND The primary language of instruction of the college or university is English.

Ann Cook, co-director of Urban Academy and a leader of the coalition challenging the Regents exams, said that she was pleased Mr. Mills would spend the next year evaluating schools to determine which would be exempt from future Regents exams and that she believed the schools would persuade him to exempt them.

There are now parents challenging the tests and demanding that their children be exempted from the exams, which is their right as parents.

A student who obtained a grade of A- or better in four of the six required classes will be exempt from the September qualifying exams.

Dr Sayjda Tali from Lancaster University Management School said in another live Q&A: "The benefit of completing a related degree course is that once you have embarked upon your training contract, you may be exempt from some of the exams the professional body requires you to sit in order to obtain your professional qualification".

The majority of the rest of the time would likely be spent making IEPs that say things like an alternative-assessment ID kid [someone so intellectually disabled that they are exempt from taking the Regents exams] should be in ICT classes because that's where the money is and the school won't offer 15:1 services no matter how many kids need it.

They both suggested I write letters requesting a review of the original exams and that I be exempted from the repeat exam.