4 IV. Eligibility and Waiting Period ! Eligibility for tuition remission for a dependent child begins after the employee completes one (1) year of continuous, regular, full-time NYU employment in an eligible job category. Tuition benefits start with the semester after the waiting period is met.Employees cannot waive this one-year waiting period. ! In order to be eligible for tuition remission, a dependent child must be accepted and matriculated in an eligible NYU program that is covered under the tuition remission benefit.ligibility for tuition remission for a dependent child begins after the employee completes one (1) year of continuous, regular, full-time NYU employment in an eligible job category. Tuition benefits start with the semester after the waiting period is met. Employees cannot waive this one-year waiting period.
9 months-Growth slows. Some Pug puppies will stop growing by the age of 9 months. For others, just a few pounds will be gained from now until the 12 month mark. 1 Year-At the age of 1-year-old, a Pug is deemed an adult, although he or she may still display puppy-like tendencies.During these first 12 months, a Pug will have reached 90% of his or her height and 80% of his or her weight. 1 Year to 18 Months-A Pug dog becomes an adult at the age of 1 year old.By the time, full height is usually reached. The adult Pug will fill out in width, most noticeable in the chest area. The dog is muscular and will not grow any larger.uring these first 12 months, a Pug will have reached 90% of his or her height and 80% of his or her weight. 1 Year to 18 Months-A Pug dog becomes an adult at the age of 1 year old. By the time, full height is usually reached.
Report Abuse. Most dogs stop growing height wise somewhere between 9 months and a year. They continue to 'fill out' for another 6 months to 2 years depending on size.A small dog like a Pom should be at his full height and weight by a year and a half to two years of age.fluffy_aliens Â· 8 years ago.or smaller dogs like yours they will usually be at full size at 1.5 to 2 years. Check their paws. A puppy's paws will grow a little ahead of their bodies, so if they still look larger than shey should, then your dog is probably not done growing.