Shared resources. Academic independence.

GATE’s proposed model connects independent schools through common student services. Each institution continues to own and deliver its courses.

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Area
AreaGATE’s planned roleMember institution’s role
Student servicesCentral registration, enrolment and paymentProvide course requirements and student guidance
TeachingPublish a shared course catalogue and access informationOwn curriculum, teaching, assessments and academic standards
Academic recordsMaintain the official GATE record of final gradesMaintain detailed assessments and approve final grades

Course sharing

Under the constitution, member schools may offer courses to students from other schools and to believers worldwide. The providing school sets each course’s tuition, teaching schedule, and requirements.

Tuition allocation under the constitution
Tuition allocation under the constitutionShare
Course-providing institution75%
Student’s home institution15%
GATE platform and operations10%

Central collection and shared governance

The constitution establishes central tuition collection and distribution. When a student belongs to the course-providing institution, that school also receives the home-institution share. Each member institution appoints one representative to the Council.

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Illustrative stock photography; people and locations shown do not represent GATE members or campuses.

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