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WHAT Courses are offered specifically to prepare students for freshman level college courses are known as?
developmental courses
What does A or AAA in soccer mean?
A, AA, and AAA are classifications in the sections or divisions of soccer. A is referring to schools that have low enrollement rates. AAA are usually the schools with high enrolement. They have nothing to do with the game itself. A, AA, and AAA are used in high school soccer.
What are the requirements for military disabilty benefits from burn pit exposure?
Yes, your son would be eligible for VA benefits. For burn pit exposure you are required to register with Defence enrollement eligilibility reporting system(DEERS).
Can health insurance be purchased any time of the year?
Individual plans can be purchased anytime. Most group plans have open enrollment periods, or are available for enrollment after your probationary period (90 days). Medicare has specific enrollement periods each year.
Can a spouse be dropped from employer's insurance if spouse is insured?
Yes you can select whatever coverage you want through your employer. However, your enrollment is through your employer and they usually only allow you to make changes to your coverage during open enrollement (the beginning of the year most commonly).
What was Curves' monthly membership rate for the promotional bag of food donation drive?
The Food Drive offered a $30 enrollement fee with a clubs normal monthly rate. The rate varies from club to club based on location. Some clubs are at $34 and others that pay higher rents (Like NY) are as much as $49. Consult the individual club. Also there is new "Smart Equipment" in some clubs so the monthly rate could be higher in those clubs. Go to Curves.com and put in the area code to call the club directly.
What is a group insurance plan?
Group insurance is typically offered at your job. It is a group of people paying considerably lower insurance premiums to the insurance company. Sometimes the lower premiums only apply to the employees, when you add on family members it can be expensive, depending on the size of the "group." Some employers will pay all of or a portion of the employee's premium, making it affordable to add on family members. Most of the time you will need to sign up for the insurance during an "open enrollement "period. In most cases, if you miss the open enrollment period you can't get the insurance until the next open enrollment period.
What is a group insurance?
Group insurance is typically offered at your job. It is a group of people paying considerably lower insurance premiums to the insurance company. Sometimes the lower premiums only apply to the employees, when you add on family members it can be expensive, depending on the size of the "group." Some employers will pay all of or a portion of the employee's premium, making it affordable to add on family members. Most of the time you will need to sign up for the insurance during an "open enrollement "period. In most cases, if you miss the open enrollment period you can't get the insurance until the next open enrollment period.
Can a person have both Part A and Part B coverages from Medicare if they meet eligibility requirements?
During your working life, you pay Medicare tax out of your paycheck that pays for your Part A, so when you turn 65 you're automatically enrolled in Part A. You're not required to enroll in Part B, but it's better if you do so when eligible to avoid penalties for late enrollement. Medicare Part B is taken out of your Social Security Check. See the link below for complete details on Medicare Parts A & B: http://www.medicare.gov/Publications/Pubs/pdf/10050.pdf
What does descriptor mean?
It mean what you don't what does it mean.
What does mean mean in statistics?
Mean is the average.
What does GRI mean?
What does GRI mean? What does GRI mean?
