Of course. We welcome applications from all and it doesn't matter how long ago you graduated. In fact, we appreciate that you'll have already developed many skills in other roles and recognise that these may be a valuable asset to our company.

Yes you can. However, you will have to wait a full year before re-applying. For example, if you applied in October 2004 for the 2005 intake, you won't be able to re-apply for this intake. But you can apply in October 2005 for the 2006 intake.

Yes, students who have graduated from one of the three schools within five years may apply for the Certificate. If from a Rackham program, the re-admission form needs be completed, with no fee, along with other material identified on the Certificate website. If student has graduated from a non-Rackham program, the complete application is required, along with other listed materials. Double-counting of courses is a privilege, not a right.

All applicants are welcome to apply via the graduate route regardless of when you qualified. The graduate positions are Analyst 1 level. This is the base starting level at Accenture and entry level to the Graduate Training Programme. If you have relevant experience and are interested in higher level positions then you can apply via the Experienced Hire website.

Having completed your studies some years ago is not an impediment to joining AusAID's Graduate Program, so long as you have attained at least a three-year bachelor degree. If however you have been in the workforce for a period of time, you may wish to consider joining AusAID at a more senior level via the regular Careers process.

Contact our Customer Service staff and quote your name, exact graduation date and proof numbers if known. We are unable to track old graduation images by name only. Ceremonies older than 2 years old are subject to a $25 search/retrieval fee.

Yes. An investigator who is the PI on an R21 or other significant but allowable research grant is eligible to apply if he/she meets all of the other eligibility criteria. However, recipients of an R21/R33 Phased Innovation Award, which combines the review of the R21 and R33 phases of the award, are not considered "new investigators" and are not eligible to apply.

A.R.S. 4-202(D) No license shall be issued to any person who, within one year prior to application, has had a license revoked.

Contact the Office of Registration and Records to initiate a search for your diploma. You will be notified when your diploma is found.

Yes, whatever the year of your graduation you are entitled to become a member. If you would like to become a member please contact the Alumni Office and we will post a Welcome Pack for you as soon as possible. For additional details go to Alumni Association

No, you will not. However, you may still be eligible for other forms of funding. For enquiries, please contact the Financial Sector Development Fund (FSDF) Secretariat at 6229 9396 or via email at fsdf@mas.gov.sg

A student id number does not expire; it remains valid even when a student is no longer in attendance at Emory. A student id number is not the same as a network id. A network id expires once a student graduates or is no longer in attendance.

We always enjoy reading letters from employers because they often speak to your overall responsibility, ability to work effectively in teams, your communication skills, your leadership, etc. But what is often missing in a letter from an employer is the ability to speak specifically to your potential for success in a rigorous science curriculum.

Applicants must have received their Ph.D. no more than five years before assuming the Fellowship. This requirement is taken seriously by NRC, so, if you will have had your Ph.D. five or more years by the time you expect to take up a Fellowship with us, you should focus your job search strategy on other positions.

We do not have any preference for those who have recently graduated or for those who have spent several years in the work force. If you have spent time working or travelling, you may wish to elaborate on the experiences and skills gained from this. We would like to know what you have been doing and how it relates to your plans for the future. Include extra-curricular activities from your university years too, as it can help us understand your interests and commitments.

If you are currently in your last semester/quarter of college, you may submit an application for most entry-level professional jobs requiring only a college degree. You will be allowed to take the examination, and be placed on the register, but you cannot be appointed until you have actually obtained your degree.

Yes, this is possible. The application package should then include official intermediate transcripts in a closed envelope sealed by the university, listing the study results obtained so far, and the courses currently enrolled in. If accepted, it will be on the condition that the final transcripts and the photocopy of the diploma will be submitted before the start of the programme and before the deadline mentioned in the letter of acceptance.

A:Yes. However, you must be able to submit an authenticated copy of your degree certificate by June 15th.

Yes, Transcripts are required for admission to the college. Some programs may even require a High School transcript to remain accredited. Contact your High School and have them send the transcript directly to LTC. (If you name has changed since graduation, be sure to remind your school to write your new name on your transcript.)

Go ahead and have the driver’s license office mark your record that you want to be an organ donor. The Department of Health and Senior Services will update your record in the registry or complete the on-line enrollment form (www.missouriorgandonor.com), which will also update your information.

Anyone convicted of or punished for a crime involving moral turpitude (regardless of how long ago or if the conviction was not recorded) is ineligible for the Visa Waiver Program and must apply for a visa. If there is any doubt regarding the nature of the offense, it is advisable to apply for a visa. The applicant submits details as to the court date, the type of offense, and the outcome, usually with a police certificate or court documents.

Please see the Dean/Associate Dean of the program you wish to apply for and discuss your situation with that person.

Prerequisite work is evaluated on an individual basis. In some cases, a candidate may be asked to repeat courses taken more than five years prior to application. To request an unofficial evaluation of your transcripts, contact the department's undergraduate office at (312) 996-6317 or BHIS@uic.edu.

Former residents (and spouses/partners who accompanied them) must wait 10 years before reapplying. Third residencies are not offered.

Probably yes. The statute of limitations runs out on standardized tests after five years. But these tests are used as a predictor of the ability to do graduate work, and if you already have an MA, or significant graduate hours, for example, the Graduate College may be willing to accept that as evidence of your ability and not require a standardized test. But this is done on a case-by-case basis.

I am the PI on an R21 (or R33) grant. This provides a significant amount of support for my research. Am I eligible to apply? (New: 3/15/07)

There are a variety of different personality or work style assessments used in business. The most popular and widely respected is the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. It helps people determine their personality type and must be administered by a qualified professional. To find out more about the MBTI®, we suggest you contact its publisher: Consulting Psychologists Press in Palo Alto, California.

Either visit the ADVISING link on the college's web-site, or call the Advising Center at (931) 393-1719 for assistance. You can reach your advisor by campus email by using the first letter of his/her first name plus the entire last name @MSCC.EDU. For example: Professor John Smith can be reached at JSMITH@MSCC.EDU. Or call the Advising Center at (931) 393-1719 for program information.