Undergraduate Programs Sample Clauses

Undergraduate Programs. Yes No If Yes, please indicate the number of expected applications to be processed via NursingCAS for undergraduate level programs.
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Undergraduate Programs. Accounting (BS) Advertising (BA) International Advertising Art (BA, BFA) Art History Ceramics Drawing Graphic Design Painting Athletic Training (BS) Biology (BS) Biotechnology Environmental General Marine Biology Pre-Dental Pre-Medicine Pre-Optometry Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Physician Assistant Pre-Podiatric Medicine Pre-Veterinary Broadcast Communication (BA) Cardiovascular Perfusion (BS) Chemistry (BS) Biochemistry Environmental Chemistry Pre-Dental Pre Veterinary Medicine Clinical Biology (BS) Communication Studies (BA) Computer Information Sciences (BS) Computer Science (BS) Criminology (BS) Education (BS) Elementary Education /ESOL/Reading (BS) Exceptional Student/ESOL/Reading (BS) English (BA) Literature Professional Writing Exercise Science (BS) Finance (BS) General Studies (BA) History (BA) Honors Program (Non-Degree) International Business (BS) International Studies (BA) Management (BS) Marketing (BS) Mathematical Sciences (BS) Computational Mathematics General Mathematics Statistics – Actuarial Science Music (BM) Instrumental Performance Voice, Opera, Musical Theatre Sacred Music Nursing (BSN) Traditional Option Accelerated Option Philosophy (BA) Photography (BA, BFA) Biomedical and Forensic Physical Education (BS) Political Science (BS) Pre-Law (BA) Psychology (BS) Industrial/Organizational Public Relations (BA) Social Work (BSW) Sociology (BS) Spanish (BA) Sport Management (BS) Dance Theatre Production Technical Theatre Theatre Publicity Theology (BA) Theatre (BA, BFA) Bachelor of Liberal Studies (BLS), specializations: Behavioral Sciences Literature & Humanities Psychology Social Welfare Services Bachelor of Professional Studies (BPS), specializations: Administration Exercise Science Health Services Administration Human Resource Administration Information Technology Legal Studies Network & Systems Engineering Parks and Recreation Management Personal Finance Planning Public Administration Software Engineering Sports Management Bachelor of Public Administration (BPA) Minors: Information Technology Legal Studies Network and Systems Engineering Software Engineering Administration Bachelor of Science in Administration (BSA), specializations: Human Resource Administration Health Services Administration Organizational Leadership Minors: Information Technology Legal Studies Network and Systems Engineering Software Engineering, and Public Administration
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Undergraduate Programs. Faculty of School shall be available and on-site at the Hospital at all times when undergraduate Students of the School are assigned to the Clinical Experience, unless the School and Hospital have agreed in writing to an alternate plan of supervision. Undergraduate Students are those Students who do not have a baccalaureate degree in nursing. School shall provide qualified faculty to be on-site at Hospital for supervision and instruction of its students. The faculty assigned by School shall have a current license in good standing to practice nursing by the New Jersey Board of Nursing. School shall provide Hospital with the names of the faculty who will supervise Students prior to commencement of each clinical rotation. At no time shall the ratio of faculty to Students exceed 1:10 or otherwise exceed the requirements set from time to time by the New Jersey Board of Nursing.
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Undergraduate Programs. Accounting (BS) Advertising (BA) International Advertising Art (BA, BFA) Art History Ceramics Drawing Graphic Design Painting Athletic Training (BS) Biology (BS) Biotechnology Environmental General Pre-Medicine Pre-Optometry Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Physician Assistant Pre-Podiatric Medicine Pre-Veterinary Medicine Broadcast Communication (BA) Cardiovascular Perfusion (BS) Chemistry (BS) Biochemistry Environmental Chemistry Pre-Dental Pre-Medical Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Veterinary Clinical Biology (BS) Histotechnology Medical Technology Nuclear Medicine Technology Communication Studies (BA) Computer Information Sciences (BS) Computer Science (BS) Criminology (BS) Education (BS)
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Undergraduate Programs. The Faculty of Business Administration offers programs of study leading to the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) and the Diploma of Business Administration (DipBA). science electives from the areas of economics, computer science, and statistics. Students interested in learning more about becoming a Certified Financial Planner or Chartered Financial Analyst, should contact the following: The Canadian Institute of Financial Planning: xxx.xxxxx.xx (1-866- 933-0233) The Chartered Financial Analyst: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/ (1-800-247- 8132)
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Undergraduate Programs. The Institute had, on November 16, 2018, [**] ([**]) students duly enrolled in the second semester of 2018 (2018.2) in undergraduate programs. Exhibit 5.1.31 contains: (i) the number of students enrolled per undergraduate course program; (ii) the reference value of tuition fees per undergraduate course program, in relation to 2018; and (iii) the current formal policies for the granting of discounts and scholarships by the Institute, which do not include any discounts or scholarships granted sporadically or due to commercial actions or specific and temporary strategies. Notwithstanding the foregoing, it is hereby acknowledged and agreed by the Parties that the following shall not be considered a breach of this representation by the Sellers and/or by Xxxxxxxx: (a) a variation of up to [**] percent ([**]%), higher or lower, in the number of students included in Exhibit 5.
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Undergraduate Programs. The Faculty of Business Administration offers programs of study leading to the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) and the Diploma of Business Administration (DipBA). The BBA program is designed to educate students for effective careers in the management of either business firms or non-profit- seeking organizations. The program focuses on developing conceptual, technical and interpersonal knowledge and skills. To accomplish this objective, the program consists of a selection of Business courses, a selection of arts and science courses, and open electives. In the case of both the Business course requirements and arts and science course requirements, some courses are specified, while others are to be selected from a broad range of choices. The purpose of the specified courses is to increase the students’ overall understanding of society, to ensure that every Business graduate has sufficient knowledge of the several areas of Business to consider intelligently the problems and opportunities of those areas, and to understand the advice of functional and institutional specialists. For the remainder of their programs, students may select a range of courses to tailor the program to their own needs and interests. Open electives allow for either greater breadth of knowledge or depth of specialization, as the student chooses. The BBA is a general business degree, preparing students for all aspects of business. The Faculty of Business Administration offers optional majors in Accounting, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Human Resource Management, International Business, Management and Marketing.
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