Admissions Process. MATC shall administer the Test for Adult Basic Education (TABE) assessment test prior to pupil enrollment.
a. Pupils scoring below a 7.9 grade level may be accepted for admittance into MATC AHS Readiness classes and also earn high school credits toward graduation; or
b. Pupils scoring above a 7.9 grade level will be accepted into the classes earning Carnegie units toward graduation; or
c. Pupils scoring above a 9.0 grade level, severely credit deficient, and are under seventeen years old will be accepted into the HSED Program.
Admissions Process. Point Blank offers higher education courses at our London school as well as through the distance learning facility accessed via our website (“Online school”). Applicants wishing to apply to and enrol onto a higher education course at the online or London school should refer to Point Blank’s Admissions Policy – Higher Education. These Terms and Conditions relate to higher education courses at these two schools. Students wishing to study at our London school must be of 18 years of age or older however in exceptional circumstances we may be able to accept younger students subject to parent or guardian permission.
Admissions Process. The admission to the undergraduate credit transfer program is purely on merit and is the same as in other engineering undergraduate programmes. The eligibility conditions are same as for regular undergraduate engineering programs offered by Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology. The students will be admitted in the undergraduate programs in the branch available as per their merit at the time of exercising their choice at TIET. However, the students will also have a choice to choose a XXXX xxxxxx, if available. (The XXXX xxxxxx may be different from his/her regular TCD branch). Thus, students opting for undergraduate credit transfer program shall be allocated two branches namely TCD branch and XXXX xxxxxx. The students seeking admission under this category will undertake courses of their XXXX xxxxxx for the first two years (many courses are common during the first two years). Such students will be transferred to TCD to pursue their further studies at the end of two years at TIET subject to meeting the academic requirements for the credit transfer program. However, if a student does not meet the academic requirements or opts out of TCD program for any unforeseen reason, he/she will pursue the courses of his/her XXXX xxxxxx during Year 3 and 4 at TIET. Indian Student s Foreign, NRI Students Indian Students Foreign, NRI Students Year 1 (2019 ) Thapar Institute of Engineerin g & Technology 1.5 times the total normal fee* As published on website www.thapar.ed u As published on website www.thapar.ed u As published on website www.thapar.ed u Year 2 (2020 ) Thapar Institute of Engineerin g & Technology 1.5 times the total normal fee* As published on website www.thapar.ed u As published on website www.thapar.ed u As published on website www.thapar.ed u Year 3 (2021 ) Trinity College Dublin €24,603 €24,603 Actuals Actuals Year 4 (2022 ) Trinity College Dublin €24,603 €24,603 Actuals Actuals * In case a student under this program is able to score a minimum CGPA of 8.50 or more at the end of second year and opts for going to TCD, the additional fee (fee component > TIET normal fee) charged in first two years shall be reimbursed to him/her. Further, the students whose CGPA at the two years is between 7.5 and 8.5, 50% of the additional fee paid by them (fee component > normal TIET fee) will be refunded to such students. in case any student paying normal fee desires to join International Engineering Programme (IEP) at the end of 2nd year and is having CGPA of 8.50 ...
Admissions Process. Point Blank offers higher education courses at our London school as well as through the distance learning facility accessed via our website (“Online school”). Practical (non-accredited) courses are offered at both our London and Online schools. These Terms and Conditions relate to practical courses at these two schools. There are no entry requirements for applicants to study a practical (non-accredited) course through the Online or London school. Applicants are welcome to contact our Course Advisors for advice and information before enrolling onto a course. Applicants wishing to apply to and enrol onto a higher education course at the Online or London school should refer to Point Blank’s Higher Education Terms and Conditions and Higher Education Admissions Policy. Students wishing to study at our London school must be of 18 years of age or older with the exception of the Summer School and weekend courses.
Admissions Process. Students apply to SFC through its Office of Admission at which time they must express their interest in one of the combined degree programs. Applicants must meet all admissions criteria of SFC. SGU application fees will be waived for applicants. SFC applicants will be given fast track status and will be prioritized for review, interviews, processing, and decisions. SGU will provide a dedicated point of contact to service SFC and its students during the application process. Upon receipt of applications, SFC and SGU will consult to select suitable candidates, who meet the standards of SFC and SGU, and formal interviews will be conducted by SGU. A provisional acceptance into SGU can only be made after an undergraduate interview is conducted. In order to be eligible to proceed to the SGU School of Medicine in this program, students must maintain a cumulative grade point average (GPA) competitive with the incoming class average of 3.4 while enrolled at SFC and obtain a competitive score on the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT). A competitive score is generally defined as a score within 5 points of the prior terms average MCAT score for matriculated students. In order to be eligible for entry into the SGU School of Veterinary Medicine, students must maintain a GPA of at least 3.2 while enrolled at SFC and obtain a competitive Graduate Record Examination (GRE) score (a competitive score is above 290). Admission to the MD and DVM programs requires a minimum score of 7.0 on the IELTS (cumulative and part scores) or equivalent test. Applicants must demonstrate this minimum level of proficiency in English with a valid IELTS test result taken within the past two years. Students who have attended a North American university, or a university where English is the language of instruction, are typically waived from submitting TOEFL/IELTS exam scores. In addition to the above-referenced minimum GPA, MCAT and GRE requirements, an offer of admission to SGU’s School of Medicine or SGU’s School of Veterinary Medicine, pursuant to this program, will only be made to qualified students who satisfy all respective admissions requirements. Students who enrolled at SFC prior to the execution of this agreement and who meet the SGU criteria for admission may apply to SGU by following the application process described above. For students who do not meet the admission requirements of the 3+4 Program or the 4+4 Program, there may be opportunities for alternative programs/pathways for e...
Admissions Process a. The process for admission to the B.S. in Computing and Information Technologies can begin as early as the student's final term in the A.S. in Applied Computer Technology.
b. The steps in the process will be:
i. Student indicates to the NTID A.S. in Applied Computer Technology program coordinator an interest in applying to enter the B.S. in Computing and Information Technologies or the B.S. in Human- Centered Computing depending on the A.S. track pursued.
ii. The A.S. program coordinator will review the student’s academic qualifications based on items listed in the “Student Qualifications for Transfer from the A.S. in Applied Computer Technology to the B.S. in Computing and Information Technologies or the B.S. in Human- Centered Computing” listed above.
iii. If the student meets the qualifications listed, the A.S. program coordinator will contact the director of the Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences School of Information for review of the student's qualifications.
1. If necessary, the director will call a meeting with the student and the A.S. program coordinator to review the student's record and to discuss the B.S. program in which the student is interested in entering.
iv. Upon review of the student's qualifications, the director of the Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences School of Information will inform the student and the A.S. program coordinator of the tentative acceptance decision.
v. The A.S. program coordinator and the School director will complete an Intent to Enroll form and submit it to the NTID and RIT admissions offices for review and final approval.
1. If the Intent to Enroll form receives all required approvals, the NTID department chair will inform the student, the A.S. program coordinator, and the School director of the decision.
Admissions Process. 1. Rowan will waive student admissions application fees for CCP students applying to Rowan through this program.
2. To the extent permitted by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) CCP will facilitate transmittal of detailed application-level information for CCP LSAMP students to Rowan, following the data-sharing processes and standards which will be mutually agreed upon by both parties. Each CCP LSAMP applicant will be asked to sign a consent form permitting CCP and Rowan
3. CCP students not in the LSAMP program will apply for transfer to Rowan through their regular admissions and enrollment process.
Admissions Process. Accelerated Dual Degree Program admissions decisions are made by the Admissions Committee of JCRS. The Admissions Committee is made up of admissions personnel and faculty or advisors from both JCRS and the Undergraduate Institution. Up to fifteen candidates will be selected for admission to the Accelerated Dual Degree Program per year. Candidates will be selected in the following manner:
1. The Undergraduate Institution will review application materials from candidates meeting established criteria. Application materials for qualified candidates will be shared with Xxxxxxxxx, including the following data points, as applicable: i. First name ii. Middle name iii. Last name iv. Gender v. Date of birth vi. Race
Admissions Process. Columbia College does not charge an application fee. Credentials necessary for admission are the following:
1. a completed application with accompanying essay;
Admissions Process. Individuals seeking initial teacher certification must be formally admitted to the College of Education through the application process. Kalamazoo College applicants are expected to have at least 30 semester hours (9 KC units) for a single subject major or 36 semester hours (11 KC units) for a group major with a minimum 3.0 GPA toward their teaching major to be considered for admission. Kalamazoo College applicants who meet the minimum admission criteria (overall gpa of 3.0 or higher, as well as a 3.0 gpa in the teaching major and minor) and have reported passing scores to MSU for all three components of the Michigan Test for Teacher Certification (MTTC) Basic Skills test (from the January test or earlier) must complete an on-line application for admission, and must register for and successfully complete the on-line essay examination. To register for the MTTC Basic Skills test refer to the website xxx.xxxx.xxxxxx.xxx for registration instructions and deadlines. NOTE: You must additionally take, pass and send the MTTC scores in the area of the major prior to matriculation into the MSU program (e.g. take the test by the April before the Fall semester entering Michigan State University). When you file your application on-line, you will select an essay session date and time during which you will write your essay. Using any web browser-equipped computer, access the web site: xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx.xxx/essay/sea/app/loginPBA.asp. to file your application on-line and to register for the essay portion of the application. You will need your active, valid email address to log on to the site. You will be given a unique application password via return e-mail. That unique password will be necessary to complete the application process! After submitting your on-line application, you may set up a time and place to do your proctored essay on-site at Kalamazoo College. Contact MSU College of Education, Student Affairs Office at (000) 000-0000 for arrangements. If you prefer to do your essay at MSU, follow the directions on the on-line application to set-up the essay. Make a note of your essay date, time and place and be sure to arrive at the appointed essay site at least twenty minutes BEFORE your appointed time. Bring your picture student identification and your application identification password to the essay writing site. Do not bring a dictionary, thesaurus, backpack, books, computer disk, or computer software, food or drink to the essay writing site. You will have one hou...
