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viii. [ ] Hours required for associated activities such as study groups, lab experiences. ix. [x] Time for outside class study or completion of homework. x. [x] Other. Describe: Each credit hour (or hour of online or in-person coursework) equates to two hours of state-approved activity to account for study time. c. Identify which of the following diplomas, certificates, degrees, or activities are included in your definition of “attending an educational program” by checking the boxes below: i. [x] Adult High School Diploma or GED. ii. [x] Certificate programs (12-18 credit hours). iii. [x] One-year diploma (36 credit hours). iv. [x] Two-year degree. v. [x] Four-year degree. vi. [ ] Travel to and from classrooms, labs, or study groups. vii. [x] Study time. viii. [ ] Hours required for associated activities such as study groups, lab experiences. ix. [x] Time for outside class study or completion of homework. x. [ ] Applicable meal and break times. xi. [x] Other. Describe: Each credit hour (or hour of online or in-person coursework) equates to two hours of state-approved activity to account for study time. d. Does the Lead Agency impose a Lead Agency-defined minimum number of hours of activity for eligibility? [ ] No. [x] Yes. If yes, describe any Lead Agency-imposed minimum requirement for the following: [x] Work. Describe: Most parents must be working for an average of at least 24 hours per week. [x] Job training. Describe: Parents 21 years of age or older must participate in job training at least 24 hours per week. Each credit hour (or hour of online or in- person coursework) for vocational training equates to two hours of state- approved activity to account for study time. Parents 20 years of age or younger participating in vocational training have no additional activity requirement. [x] Education. Describe: Parents 21 years of age or older must participate in education activities at least 24 hours per week. Each credit hour (or hour of online or in-person coursework) for adult education (with confirmed course hours), vocational training, early childhood education credential or training courses, technical certificate of credit (TCC), technical college diploma (TCD), education or training through WorkSource Georgia, associate degree programs, and bachelor’s degree programs equates to two hours of state-approved activity to account for