Student Profile Sample Clauses

Student Profile. As Table 6 (next page) shows, the typical undergraduate student is a 22-year-old, single, English-speaking female.  As we have found in past surveys, female students outnumber male students by about 2 to
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Student Profile. The College is particularly successful in attracting widening participation students and currently almost half the HE student profile are identified as WP through post code analysis. In 2008/9 more than two thirds of students took out a student loan for their tuition fees. Just over half of these were eligible for a maintenance grant. The College recruits more female students than male on full time courses although part time numbers show a gender balance. Around three quarters of students are white – British with the remaining students coming from a diverse range of backgrounds. Half of all full time students are aged between 19 and 24 with 17% falling in the highest age category of 35-60. On part time courses the numbers are more equally spread across all age levels.
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Student Profile. To participate in the Program, students must have successfully passed the following: - for UBx students, at least the first year in the programs of study covered by this Agreement; - For NCTU undergraduate students who completed at least three semesters of study, and graduate students who completed at least two semesters of study covered by this Agreement In addition, students must meet the following language skill level requirements to take courses at the host institution: - At UBx: The minimum level of language skill in the language(s) of instruction required (for written and oral expression and comprehension) is B1, pursuant to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. However, the recommended level of language skill is B2. Some disciplines may require a higher language skill level (see fact sheet).
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Student Profile. School shall complete and send to PAMF and MPHS a profile for each student enrolled in the Program which shall include the student’s name, address and telephone number prior to the beginning of the clinical based experience. PAMF and MPHS shall regard this information as confidential.
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Student Profile. University shall complete and provide to Facility a profile for each student who will be provided with training at Facility which shall include the appropriate student contact information prior to the beginning date of the planned clinical experience. The facility shall use such information for its own purposes and shall not release the information to any third party.
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Student Profile. The college has over 400 Higher Education learners studying on a wide range of under- graduate programmes extending from Sports and Coaching through to Heritage Management and from Engineering through to Business. Many students (over 150) are studying part-time and provision includes Higher National programmes, Foundation Degrees and Top Up programmes.
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Student Profile. University shall make available to Practicum site a Field Application Student Profile which shall include the student’s name, address, telephone number, and other pertinent information. Each student shall be responsible for submitting his or her student profile before the Program training period begins. Practicum Site shall regard this information as confidential and shall use the information only to identify each student.
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Student Profile. Please print clearly PLEASE Include a personal passport Photo attached to the email. License Examination in USA (WREB, NERB, CRDTS, etc) Date of Exam: What are you preparing for? License Examination outside USA (Canada, Australia, Date of Exam: etc)
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Student Profile. SCHOOL shall designate students enrolled in SCHOOL's programs who are determined by SCHOOL to be clinically qualified to be assigned for clinical experience at HOSPITAL. SCHOOL shall complete and send to HOSPITAL a profile for each student enrolled in the Program which shall include the student's name, address and telephone number prior to the beginning date of the planned clinical experience.
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