Last Semester both First and Second years stayed home, and 3rd, 4th, and 5th years went back to UCC. In terms of tuition, I applied for a LOC (Line of Credit) with my parents as co-signers, I think most students went with this option as well. With this ongoing pandemic, I'm sure most of you have heard that we stayed home this year, Semester 1 classes and exams were all online, and Semester 2 classes and exams have also been announced to continue online. I also had been completing my MBA(Masters of Business Admin) while applying, I'm not too sure how that factored in, but I know a few other students who've also completed Masters programs in the BDSG program. My personal statement was around 2 pages, and I wouldn't be afraid to write about why you chose to pursue this field, and any other relevant extracurriculars/Job experience you have done.
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From what I know, Full year Anatomy is a requirement for the 4-year program, I know somebody in the 5 year program who specifically did not get in to Grad-Entry because of Anatomy, he is however waiving most of the courses he had done, so he has a pretty light load this semester! GPA is important but I wouldn't lose hope if it's not the best! I sent in 3 letters of recommendation (2 from my undergrad professors, and 1 from the Dentist I shadowed). There's around 25 of us from Canada, but you share half your classes with some of the 5-year Irish students! Very few offers came out in February last year, I received mine early March.
Applicants with a GED from any state must achieve a total battery score of 600, with no sub score lower than 150 and a minimum test score of 1090 SAT after March 2016 (1490 on the SAT prior to March 2016) or a minimum composite score of 21 on the ACT.Hey Everyone! I am currently in my first year at UCC (BDSG1 4-Year Grad entry)! Thought I'd give you a bit of info and answer some of your concerns! Students will be considered for all Admission Pathways based on the assessment scores.Īpplicants presenting a GED must present official GED results and official transcripts or any partial high school completion. Meeting the minimum scores does not guarantee admission to the fall term.
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( Home Education Credential form download and an example document for your reference).Īn applicant whose high school educational program is not measured in Carnegie Units must present a combined test score of a minimum of 1060 on the SAT after March 2016 (1450 on the SAT prior to March 2016) or a minimum composite score of 21 on the ACT to be considered for admission to FAU. Students applying for admission who have participated in a non-traditional high school program must present credentials determined to be equivalent to a standard high school diploma and high school transcript. Students completing a home education program according to section 1002.41, Florida Statutes, meet this minimum admission requirement however, Florida Atlantic may request additional documentation to demonstrate college readiness. Applicants who are not selected for their chosen term of entry may appeal the admissions decision through the Faculty Committee on Student Admission. Meeting minimum eligibility requirements does not guarantee admission. The final official transcript must show that the AA degree was earned and the date the degree was earned. Students who earned an AA degree while in high school should submit a final official transcript from their AA degree-granting institution showing that the AA degree was earned before attending orientation.
Applicants should meet the first-year admissions requirements and the requirements for their desired major. High School Students Earning an AA DegreeĪpplicants who graduate from high school and receive an AA degree at the same time should apply as first-year students, not as transfer students.
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