Admissions Manager definition

Admissions Manager means the officer designated under regulation 7;
Admissions Manager means the employee within the Bar’s Regulatory Counsel Office or such other Bar employee hired, delegated or appointed to oversee or manage the Admissions Department.
Admissions Manager means the Regulatory Counsel of the OSB or such other OSB employee hired or appointed to oversee or manage the Admissions Department.

Examples of Admissions Manager in a sentence

  • Parents/Carers are requested to notify the Data and Admissions Manager if at any time they no longer wish their pupil to be considered for a place at the school.

  • The student, with concurrence from their faculty advisor, must inform the Admissions Manager in the GSPH Office of Student Affairs, the IDM Department Chair, Director of IDM Graduate Programs, and the IDM Student Services Coordinator of their decision to transfer to the master’s program.

  • All decisions will be recorded on the student record system by the Admissions Manager, or nominee.

  • Active non-degree GSPH students who wish to apply for an IDM degree granting program must submit a formal statement to the GSPH Admissions Manager requesting to be considered for admission to a specific program.

  • The application will be authorised by the Admissions Manager (unless a general admissions arrangement for a programme has already been approved by the Quality and Standards Committee, see section 4.5.3 above).

  • The Vice Principal shall review the admissions decision, examining the evidence and discussing with the Admissions Manager and if necessary, the relevant tutor.

  • The Admissions Manager shall discuss the decision with the relevant tutor and reply to the applicant’s points in writing within 10 College working days of receipt of the applicant’s submission at 2.

  • All applications are presented to the Admissions Committee which consists of the Dean/Senior Director; Director, Administration and Student Services; and Registrar or Admissions Manager (or nominee).

  • If an articulation agreement has been reached with an external partner and the general admissions arrangement approved by the Quality and Standards Committee, for students to enter with advanced standing from an approved pathway at an approved partner institution, authorisation from the Admissions Manager is not required.

  • Approval for withdrawal will only be confirmed when the written notice has been acknowledged by the Admissions Manager.


More Definitions of Admissions Manager

Admissions Manager means the Regulatory Counsel of the Bar or such other Bar employee hired or appointed to oversee or manage the Admissions Department.
Admissions Manager means the Oregon State Bar employee hired or
Admissions Manager means the Oregon State Bar employee hired or appointed pursuant to Article 28.4 of the Bylaws of the Oregon State Bar.

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