RECRUITMENT AND ADMISSIONS. Exchange students shall be selected by their Home University on the basis of the following criteria: students shall have completed at least one year of university study prior to participation in the exchange and shall be in good academic standing. All students must meet the minimum requirements for English or local-language proficiency.
RECRUITMENT AND ADMISSIONS. State here the initial and target student numbers and any limits to the numbers of students that might be admitted by either the University or partner institution(s). Outline the admissions processes and admissions criteria, including English language requirements, and confirm which institution is responsible for processing the applications. In the case of Articulation Arrangements, you should outline here the arrangements for articulation. e.g. the rights of students to register on the University programme and at what stage and how this will be done. Will the students be provided with an unconditional offer letter etc? You should also outline if there are any specific marks or grades required which the students must attain in the partner’s qualification, including English language requirements, for articulation to the University.
RECRUITMENT AND ADMISSIONS. The Recruitment Section co-ordinates and delivers a range of information and awareness-raising activities for state schools and colleges across London. The aim is to provide impartial advice and guidance on progression to higher education in order to ensure that young people choose the right course for their individual needs and have the information and skills to make a successful application. This approach to local recruitment is consistent with our ethos, enabling us to make productive links with our feeder schools and colleges and the wider community. Interventions include general information sessions on the application process and study options; entry requirements for specific subjects and courses; information about financial support; completion of the UCAS form, especially the personal statement, and interview techniques. In addition to these more general sessions we also provide information about the Goldsmiths offer and the range and content of specific programmes. Potential students from London schools are encouraged to attend our general open days, taster sessions and student-led campus tours.
RECRUITMENT AND ADMISSIONS. 1. Each Host University shall determine the minimum academic requirements for incoming students. All students must meet the minimum requirements for English or local-language proficiency. Exchange students shall be selected by their Home University.
2. The deadlines for sending in completed applications for eligible candidates to Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool university shall be May 1 for first-term/Fall Semester admission and Nov 30 for second term/Spring Semester. The deadlines for sending in completed applications of eligible candidates to Masaryk University shall be May 15 for the Autumn Semester and October 15 for the Spring Semester.
3. The Host University will inform the Home University of final admission decisions within two months of the application deadline.
RECRUITMENT AND ADMISSIONS. Liaise with central marketing services re: prospectus preparation, web page updating, preparation of fliers/leaflets Contribute to Marketing and Recruitment strategies including liaison with Co-ordinator of BME recruitment to promote BME recruitment and similarly with the Males into Early Years/Primary Coordinator. Attendance at Open Days and other publicity/recruitment events Respond to specific admissions queries that cannot be dealt with by other members of the Admissions Team. Working with Administrative Staff, agree Interview days and design the Interview Xxxx. Ensure NCTL ITT Criteria relating to involvement of Partnership in recruitment are met. With Admissions Tutor support; Induct/train interviewers in collaboration with other Programme Leaders. In collaboration with Partnership members, identify entry grades for new entrants. Post interview, review all admissions recommendations and make final decision. Inform Central Admissions Organise and overview the moderation of judgements against admissions criteria and the moderation of interview panels and processes. Manage the screening of Application Forms, including moderation of judgements of Admissions Tutors. Liaise closely with Central Admissions and Head of ITE to determine number of offers to be made. Contribute to Annual Review of Admissions, including admissions criteria. On annual basis, forward calendar of Interview Days to Head of ITE for inclusion on timetable. Ensure programme recruits to target. Overview the setting of subject-based tasks, with phase, module and subject tutors, and Setting-based learning pre-programme experience, and ensure that the completion of these is monitored. In consultation with partnership colleagues from settings, consider improvements and developments for the programme Work with the Programme team to review and develop high quality programmes to meet legislative requirements. Work with Head of ITE and Associate Xxxx (QA) to present module and other programme changes to Board of Studies. In consultation with phase, module and subject tutors ensure that there is coherence of provision across the programme, that EYFS and curriculum auditing is embedded and monitored. In consultation with the other Programme Leaders, Head of ITE and Associate Xxxx XX ensure there is parity of expectations, systems and processes across provision. In consultation with the other Programme Leaders and the phase, module and subject tutors examine consistency in key areas such as subjec...
RECRUITMENT AND ADMISSIONS. The Admissions and Recruitment Section co-ordinates and delivers a range of information and awareness raising activities for schools and colleges. These include information sessions on the application process and study options; entry requirements; completion of the UCAS form; the specific Goldsmiths offer; interview techniques; the range and content of specific courses; information about financial support; open days; taster sessions; and student-led campus tours.
RECRUITMENT AND ADMISSIONS. 1. Exchange students shall be selected by their Home University based on the following criteria: students shall have completed at least one year of university study prior to participation in the exchange and shall be in good academic standing. All students must meet the minimum requirements for English or local-language proficiency.
2. The deadlines for sending in completed applications for eligible candidates to DU shall be late March for the Fall semester admission and late October for the Spring semester.
3. The deadlines for sending in completed applications of eligible candidates to Masaryk University shall be May 1 for the Autumn semester and October 1 for the Spring semester.
4. The Host University will inform the Home University of final admission decisions at the earliest possible time after the application deadline.
5. In case the candidate should be rejected by the Host University for any reason, the Home University may nominate alternative candidates for consideration by the Host University on condition that such alternative applications could be made early enough for the Host University to arrange visa and other procedures in time for their proposed semester of admission.
RECRUITMENT AND ADMISSIONS i. Recruitment of students will be the responsibility of each Institution.
ii. DPP students will be admitted through the dual admission process using the Washington State University Freshman and Transfer Admission requirements.
iii. Admission deadline: 10th day after the semester begins at WSU Xxxxxxx
xx. Education records for students enrolled in DPP will be available to officials at both Institutions on an as needed and authorized basis. For purposes of this Section and Agreement, each Institution is a “school official,” as defined by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and its implementing regulations, of the other Institution, with all rights, duties, and obligations available to school officials, including but not limited to obligations regarding the re-disclosure of education records.
v. Representatives from WSU Xxxxxxx Student Services will conduct campus visits at EvCC at least once per quarter. EvCC will provide a physical space and assist in promoting the WSU Everett visit.
vi. WSU Xxxxxxx and EvCC will design and implement targeted visit events at EvCC and WSU Everett that focus on specific academic majors, student groups or activities.
vii. The Parties agree to develop degree pathway advising guides for use by WSU Everett and EvCC students and advisors. The guides will be reviewed regularly to ensure continued accuracy.
viii. The Parties agree to investigate ways to successfully collaborate in the areas of international student recruitment and retention.
RECRUITMENT AND ADMISSIONS. 1. Exchange students shall be selected by their Home University on the basis of the following criteria: students shall have completed at least one year of university study prior to participation in the exchange and shall be in good academic standing. All students must meet the minimum requirements for English or local-language proficiency.
2. The deadlines for sending in completed applications for eligible candidates to Chaoyang University of Technology shall be 1st May for the first-term/Fall semester and 15th October for the second- term/Spring Semester. The deadlines for sending in completed applications of eligible candidates to Masaryk University shall be 1st May for the Autumn Semester and 1st October for the Spring Semester.
3. The Host University will inform the Home University of final admission decisions within two weeks of the application deadline.
RECRUITMENT AND ADMISSIONS. The Ka‘ie‘ie Program is a dual-enrollment, dual- admission program that includes students pursuing their first four-year undergraduate degree who are accepted at UHM but choose to begin their degree at either Hawai‘i, Honolulu, Kaua‘i, Leeward, Maui, or Windward Community College. Eligibility for UHM is determined by two sets of criteria:
1. Students who are eligible for acceptance at UHM upon admission. These students may choose to be accepted at UHM, pay the application fees, but declare one of the Colleges as their primary institution and take their courses at the primary institution and other University of Hawai‘i Community Colleges (UHCCs).
2. Students eligible for acceptance at UHM upon transfer. These students may be accepted to UHM via the transfer process, but once accepted, may choose to continue taking classes at the UHCCs and indicate one of the Colleges as their primary institution. Transfer requirements are unchanged from current policies, but once admitted through the Ka‘ie‘ie Program, students need not go through any subsequent application or approval process, on the condition that they maintain a minimum 2.0 GPA, and are in good academic standing at UHM and the primary institution. Students who have been placed on probation, suspension, or dismissal at either UHM or their primary institution may be readmitted to the Ka‘ie‘ie Program after returning to good academic standing at both campuses.
a. Once program articulation has been completed, students at the Colleges will be eligible for access to academic advising through the First Year Advising Center at UHM using STAR and the completed Degree Audits to plan future course taking. An Admissions counselor will also be identified to work specifically with the Colleges’ students on admission and transfer issues. Students will be offered the option of selecting curriculum requirements at the time of admission to any UH campus, or at the time they are officially accepted into a program.
b. Recruitment of students will be the responsibility of both UHM and the Colleges; however, UHM will have access to all the Colleges’ student email addresses to share information regarding curriculum development and transfer policy requirements. Interested Hawai‘i, Honolulu, Kaua‘i, Leeward, Maui, and Windward CC students’ email accounts will also be forwarded to future potential academic majors so students can receive the latest newsletters, and updated course information.
c. Students will select their program u...
