Graduation means certification from a Board-approved College of Pharmacy that the student has fulfilled all requirements for graduation or has completed all foreign pharmacist requirements as set forth in regulation 02-02-0001 (a).
Graduation or “graduated from a school” means completion of the criteria established by a cosmetology, hairstyling, aesthetics, or nail technology school for the course in which the applicant was enrolled including completion of the required curriculum hours.
Graduation means the business is no longer certi- fied because it is no longer a small business concern.
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Co-curricular programs provided to Early Admission students may include College Success Summits, Early College Day, Early College Graduation, and invitation to various LSSC functions and events.
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Graduation means the date of graduation of a student from Law School as recognized by the posting of the degree to the student’s record in the Registrar’s Office.
Graduation means satisfactory completion of all state and local course requirements and achievement of a passing score on the North Carolina Competency Test.
Graduation means the CBE-A/E has exceeded either the personal net worth or the specific size limits stated for the Program and thus may no longer be eligible for participation in the Program.
Graduation means the candidate has satisfied all requirements of the college, department or school of nursing granting the diploma or degree.
Graduation means the time when a Student's degree is posted to his or her official record at the University of Houston.
Graduation from the School means that the student has been enrolled as a full-time student and satisfactorily completed the prescribed course of study.