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3335-1-06 Instruction.
(A) The university year. The university year shall be divided into four quarters of approximately twelve weeks each. For any college on a semester basis, the university year shall be divided into a summer session of approximately twelve weeks and two semesters of approximately eighteen weeks each. The summer quarter or session shall begin the university year and may be divided into two terms of approximately six weeks each.
(B) Admission requirements. Admission requirements, including admission to advanced standing, for entrance into the university shall be adopted by the board of trustees upon recommendation of the appropriate faculty and the approval of the university senate or the university faculty.
(C) Courses and curricula. The establishment, alteration and abolition of courses and curricula shall follow the procedures outlined by rule of the university faculty or university senate, as the rule is approved by the board of trustees, and shall be subject to review by the president and by the board (see section 3335.09 of the Revised Code).
(D) Graduation requirements. The requirements for graduation from the university shall be adopted by the board of trustees upon recommendation of the appropriate faculty and approval of the university senate or the university faculty.
(E) Degrees and certificates.
(1) Degrees and certificates shall be awarded by the board of trustees upon recommendation of the university senate or the university faculty, transmitted to the board by the president.
(2) All diplomas issued to those receiving degrees from the university shall be signed by the chair, the secretary of the board of trustees and by the president of the university.
