Apportionment claims, 1971-1975.

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Apportionment claims, 1971-1975.

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Claims for state apportionment payments submitted by community colleges list community college and district name; district number; term dates; credit hours taken by in-district and out-district students; total number of credit hours taken; credit hours allowable for claim; and amount claimed. Claims are accompanied by data sheets which list each course name and number; number of in-district, out-district, out-of-state, and foreign students enrolled in each course; and total number of credit hours per district. Apportionment claims for City Colleges of Chicago are accompanied by state aid class enrollment reports which list each course title; whether day or evening course; number of students enrolled in reimbursable and nonreimbursable courses; numbers of full-time, part-time, male, female, and out-of-state students enrolled in course; total number of students enrolled in course; course fee; and total number of credit hours.

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City Colleges of Chicago

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Illinois Junior College Board

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The Illinois Community College Board serves as the governing body for the state's copmmunity colleges. It establishes standards for the colleges; investigates the feasibility of creating new community college districts; and provides for the colleges' maintenance. The board was originally created as the Junior College Board in 1965, becoming the Illinois Community College Board in 1973. From the description of Certificates of publication file, 1971. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat ...

Illinois Community College Board

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The Illinois Community College Board serves as the governing body for the state's community colleges. It establishes standards for the colleges; investigates the feasibility of creating new community college districts; and provides for the colleges' maintenance. The board was originally created as the Junior College Board in 1965, becoming the Illinois Community College Board in 1973. From the description of Apportionment claims, 1971-1975. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record i...