Admissions Policy. The City shall ensure that Developments revise their Admissions Policy to replace the current lottery system with a system that complies with all of the provisions of this Agreement and takes into separate account individuals with disabilities, so as to allow for proper utilization of Accessible Housing Units in accordance with 24 C.F.R. § 8.27 and this Agreement.
Admissions Policy. If a member has selective admissions to any of their schools, they will also be required to share their admissions policy as part of the membership application process.
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Admissions Policy. Waiting lists for admission are held by the County Admissions Office. The legislation on open admissions and West Sussex Procedures ensure that each school will have a published admission limit. The LEA has a common admissions policy that applies throughout most of the County. Our schools follow the county guidelines and have a local agreement for admission in September. Usually, all children start school in September and those who will be five after 31st April attend part time. A parent may request attendance part time in the spring term and then pupils would become full time in the summer term. A place can be held providing that the child is registered with the school by the end of March in the previous school year.
Admissions Policy. All providers must have a clear Admission’s Policy. This must clearly state that admissions arrangements are fair and do not unfairly disadvantage a child, either directly or indirectly, from a particular social or racial group or a child with a disability or special educational need. Providers can prioritise in some circumstances when determining the allocation of places. For example a provider might give priority to families wishing to access full day care on a regular basis. If this is the case the Admissions policy should clearly reflect these instances so that there should be no subsequent misunderstandings. The policy should also clearly identify the point in time at which applications for the funded places will be accepted, any priority factors that will be taken into account in dealing with applications and the time at which families will be advised of the outcome of their application. The policy should include details of formal appeals processes and procedures with regard to admissions.
Admissions Policy. The Club is open to all children who are attending Keresley Grange Academy and Keresley Newlands Academy, up to a maximum of 40 children and Keresley Grange and 20 children at Keresley Xxxxxxx.
Admissions Policy. The admissions and enrollment procedures of the School are attached hereto as Attachment 3.9 and shall be followed and may not be changed without the prior written notice to the Sponsor. At a minimum, the admission procedures at all times must comply with R.C. 3314.06 and R.C. 3314.061 if applicable and must:
Admissions Policy. 14.1 TGC applies an Admissions Policy to determine the priorities in which any further students shall be offered enrolment. TGC does not guarantee or represent that it shall enrol any other Student.
Admissions Policy. The Admissions Policy Statement for Higher Education underlies all activity which the University College undertakes in relation to student recruitment, selection and admission from initial enquiry through to registration of a student. The policy supports the relationship and engagement with the student and is aligned to our strategic framework, mission and vision. Writtle University College operates an open Admissions Policy that ensures fair, transparent and equitable treatment of all applicants and is committed to providing a flexible, high quality teaching and learning environment, focused on supporting students in achieving their full potential. The University College offers a wide range of Postgraduate, Undergraduate and Foundation Degree courses validated by Writtle University College. The University College is fully committed and supportive of equal access and inclusion and aims to avoid unfair discrimination on any grounds. The University College is committed to a policy of equality of opportunity and aims to provide a learning and social environment that is free from unfair discrimination. The University College believes that a student body which is diverse in terms of background and experience contributes to a stimulating learning environment. All applicants are considered for admission on the basis of educational performance and/or professional experience that provides evidence of the ability to meet the demands of the chosen course. The University College therefore welcomes applications from students with the potential to succeed at Writtle University College. Applicants are evaluated as individuals, considering both academic and vocational achievements, potential to achieve and to meet higher education outcomes. Please refer to the full policy at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xx.xx/Admissions (Accessed 7/2017) Personal Data and Data Protection All student data is collected, processed and disclosed in accordance with the Data Protection Action 1988 and the University College is registered under the Act to hold personal data about its students, staff and third parties. The University College retains the right to terminate the registration of a student should it subsequently be discovered that the information provided in support of her/his application was inaccurate or incomplete or a misrepresentation of her/his academic achievements. You undertake to ensure that the University College is kept notified of your current address at all times while you remain ...
Admissions Policy. Students enrolling at Mid-East CTC Adult Education Truck Driver Training programs must be 18 years of age and have a completed application on file with the admissions coordinator. Applicants at their own cost must also submit a State of Ohio Driver Abstract. Applicants with more than four points on their current abstract or have record of a DUI/DWI/OMVI motor vehicle substance conviction within the previous five years of this agreement are not eligible to begin training at Mid-East CTC Adult Education. In Addition, to be accepted as a student in the CDL program, I understand that I must pass a U.S. DOT physical examination (parts 383 and 391) and controlled substances test (part 382). All student applicants must possess a valid state driver license for a total of 3 months prior to the beginning of skills range training. Financial Arrangements Applicants who are sponsored by any Federal, State, Private, or financial institution, will have those agencies notify the school in writing for purposes of responsibility for payment. Students who are self- paying for this program are required to be paid in full by the date of this signed agreement. Prior to first day a prospective student may place a seat fee of $50.00 to hold placement in the class. The Fifty dollar seat fee will be applied to the balance of the tuition upon the first day of class. The total cost for the 160 Hour Truck Driver Training program is $5,000.00. Included in the program cost of $5,000.00 are the following:
