Common use of Resident Status Clause in Contracts

Resident Status. The De Anza College nursing program does not discriminate against students for any reason, including resident status. However, due to requirements of documentation of legal U.S. residency at some of our clinical sites, the nursing program cannot admit a student who is not a legal U.S. resident. Therefore, students who cannot produce proof of legal status upon admission are ineligible for the De Anza College nursing program. Students must be aware that the De Anza College nursing program is not obligated to]provide special accommodations for the clinical experience. The clinical experience of other students will not be interrupted, compromised, or altered in order to make a space for a student due to illegal residency issues. Failure to report lack of legal residency in the U.S. when admitted to the De Anza College nursing program will lead to immediate disqualification from the program.

Resident Status. The De Anza College nursing program does not discriminate against students for any reason, including resident status. However, due to requirements of documentation of legal U.S. residency at some of our clinical sites, the nursing program cannot admit a student who is not a legal U.S. resident. Therefore, students who cannot produce proof of legal status upon admission are ineligible for the De Anza College nursing program. Students must be aware that the De Anza College nursing program is not obligated to]provide to provide special accommodations for the clinical experience. The clinical experience of other students will not be interrupted, compromised, or altered in order to make a space for a student due to illegal residency issues. Failure to report lack of legal residency in the U.S. when admitted to the De Anza College nursing program will lead to immediate disqualification from the program.