Applicants are considered Sample Clauses
The "Applicants are considered" clause defines the criteria or process by which individuals or entities are evaluated for a particular opportunity, such as a job, grant, or program. In practice, this clause may outline eligibility requirements, the application review process, or the standards used to assess applicants, such as qualifications, experience, or compliance with specific guidelines. Its core function is to ensure transparency and fairness in the selection process by clearly stating how and on what basis applicants will be reviewed and considered.
Applicants are considered. 1. Fully matched if matched into all positions (e.g., applicant intended to enter a five-year general surgery training position and matched into a five-year general surgery training position); or
2. Partially matched if not fully matched (e.g., applicant intended to enter a preliminary general surgery position and a three-year anesthesia position and matched only into the anesthesia position or the preliminary general surgery position but not both); or
3. Unmatched if not matched into any position. Medical schools may not provide the List of Unfilled Programs to fully matched applicants. Unmatched and partially matched applicants may participate in SOAP as outlined in Section 8.0 of this Agreement.