Program Quota, Tracks, and Reversions Clause Samples

The 'Program Quota, Tracks, and Reversions' clause defines how participation limits, categories, and adjustments are managed within a program. It typically sets the maximum number of participants or units allowed (the quota), outlines different tracks or pathways available to participants, and describes the process for reallocating unused spots or reverting allocations if certain conditions are not met. This clause ensures that program resources are distributed efficiently and fairly, preventing over-enrollment and allowing for flexibility if initial allocations are not fully utilized.
Program Quota, Tracks, and Reversions. The program quota is the number of positions a program intends to fill through the Fellowship Match.
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Program Quota, Tracks, and Reversions. ‌ 6.7.1 Quota‌ 1. In each Match year, programs are responsible for verifying their quota in the R3 system for each program and/or track before the Quota Change Deadline. Programs and/or tracks may not have a quota of zero. a. Programs may increase, decrease, or make other changes to the
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Program Quota, Tracks, and Reversions. It is the NRMP institutional official's responsibility to ensure that each program director checks the accuracy of quotas, reversions, and special requirements. This information is to be reviewed by the NRMP institutional official and any corrections or changes are to be communicated to the NRMP through the R3 system.
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Program Quota, Tracks, and Reversions. The program quota is the number of positions a program intends to fill through the Fellowship Match. In each Match year, programs may increase, decrease, or make other changes to the quota and are responsible for verifying their quota in the R3 system for each program and/or track before the applicable Quota Change Deadline. Programs and/or tracks may not have a quota of zero. With respect to quota change requests made before the applicable Quota Change Deadline: o The change request must be made in the R3 system; and o The change request must be approved by the institutional official.
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Program Quota, Tracks, and Reversions. ‌ be communicated to the NRMP through the R3 system.‌‌ 6.7.1 Quota‌ 1. In each Match year, programs are responsible for verifying their quota in the R3 system for each program and/or track before the Quota Change Deadline. Programs and/or tracks may not have a quota of zero. a. Programs may increase, decrease, or make other changes to the quota in the R3 system before the Quota Change Deadline in the R3 system. Quota changes must be approved by the institutional official. 2. Quota change requests made after the Quota Change Deadline must be in writing to ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇, demonstrate substantial hardship, and be approved by the institutional official. Requests are subject to the NRMP’s review and approval.
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