Admissions Procedure Sample Clauses

Admissions Procedure. Counseling and admissions of students entering the Pharm.D. program through this Articulation Agreement will be through the following procedures and policies: a. Application for undergraduate admissions will be made to FSU, where the prospective student will be subject to the admission requirements of FSU. b. FSU is responsible for informing students, who are applying for admission to the Pharm.D. program at UMES through this Articulation Agreement, of the admission criteria as described above. c. FSU will provide a copy of the UMES-FSU 3+3 Curriculum Overview which lists the courses required to satisfy both degree requirements (Appendix I). i. Through academic advising at FSU, students will be made aware of the courses available at FSU that will be used to meet degree requirements for the 3+3 Program. ii. A prospective, accepted, or matriculated FSU student may indicate the desire to follow the 3+3 Program: a) at the time of the student’s admission to FSU or b) early enough in the student’s undergraduate academic program at FSU to permit the student to complete as many of the prerequisite courses for admission to the 3+3 Program at UMES. iii. FSU students who have a 3.3 cumulative grade point average (GPA) and meet all criteria for admission as outlined in this agreement will be guaranteed an interview with the faculty. iv. UMES will guarantee admission for up to five FSU students annually into its Doctor of Pharmacy program via the 3+3 pathway provided they: • successfully complete the requirements of FSU’s Chemistry program and; • maintain a minimum 3.3 GPA and; • obtain a score of at least 50 on the Pharmacy College Admission Test (PCAT) and; • have a successful interview. While UMES guarantees admission for up to 5 FSU students, additional FSU students may be accepted into the program as negotiated annually. v. FSU students not admitted to 3+3 Program through this Articulation Agreement may apply to the Pharm.D. program in their senior year.

Admissions Procedure. To gain final acceptance to Phase II of the "3+3" I "3+4" Program, students must: 4.5.1. Apply to LECOM through PharmCAS by January 10th of the year of matriculation into Phase II. 4.5.2. Arrange for two letters of recommendation to be sent to PharmCAS; one must be from Mr. ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. 4.5.3. Complete the on-line LECOM secondary application by January 10th of the year of matriculation into Phase II. 4.5.4. Participate in an in-person interview by LECOM in the third year of Phase I, prior to admission to Phase II of the "3+3" / "3+4" Program. Interviews for recommended students will be conducted no later than early March of the matriculation year. 4.5.5. A writing assessment will be given to those enrolled students who have been recommended for an interview but have not taken the PCAT. On the day of the on-site interview, the applicant will have to write (by hand) an essay on a topic chosen by LECOM.

Admissions Procedure. The specific admission procedures shall be mutually agreed upon by the respective El Dorado’s Contractor Designee and Admitting County’s designee. 1. Referrals: Admitting County agrees that those Clients referred to, and accepted by, El Dorado, through its Contractor Designee, shall receive acute psychiatric mental health services. 2. Admission Processing: Admitting County agrees to cooperate with the admission process as established between El Dorado and Contractor Designee. a. Admitting County’s residents presenting for crisis evaluation in El Dorado, and detained pursuant to WIC §5150, shall be assessed by El Dorado Behavioral Health Division Psychiatric Emergency Services (PES) staff. i. If, following assessment, PES staff determine that the individual being assessed meets the WIC §5150 criteria, PES staff shall refer the individual to the Admitting County for possible admission to the PHF. ii. Upon notification of Admitting County’s responsibility for the resident, Admitting County may authorize admission and payment consistent with the terms of this Agreement, or alternatively, Admitting County may arrange for transfer to another treatment facility; and shall do so within a timeframe as agreed upon between Admitting County and El Dorado, or Contractor Designee, as appropriate. iii. Admitting County’s failure to notify El Dorado of its placement preferences within the agreed upon timeframe shall result in El Dorado referring Admitting County’s Client to any accepting acute psychiatric facility and all costs related to the resulting admission shall not be the responsibility of El Dorado.

Admissions Procedure. The specific admission procedures shall be mutually agreed upon by the respective El Dorado Health and Human Services Agency Mental Health Medical Director and Admitting County’s designee. 1. Admitting County shall provide authorization to El Dorado for Client services prior to admission of Client. 2. Referrals: Admitting County agrees that those Clients referred to, and accepted by, El Dorado for acute inpatient psychiatric services shall receive appropriate acute psychiatric mental health services.

Admissions Procedure. Admission to LECOM is not guaranteed by enrollment in this program; however, LECOM will reserve a seat for each provisionally accepted student, pending final acceptance. To gain final acceptance to Phase II of the Early Acceptance Program, students must: 4.5.1. Apply to LECOM through the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine (AACOM) by January 1st of the year they plan to matriculate at LECOM; 4.5.2. Submit the online LECOM secondary application by January 1st of the year they plan to matriculate at LECOM; 4.5.3. Arrange for letters of recommendation and all supporting documentation to be submitted for review by LECOM; 4.5.4. Provide a letter of recommendation from an osteopathic physician by April 1 of the year of matriculation.

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