Currently, any school in the state of Michigan is eligible to apply for the recognition program, whether public, private, or charter. If your school is not located in Michigan and you would like to know more about the Recognition Program, please contact us. If you are not representing a school but would like to review the online Recognition Program application, please contact us.

Technically, your school may submit a Recognition Program application annually. However, we recommend that you wait until you have accomplished more positive changes in your school's health environment before submitting subsequent applications.

This program will be available for early adopters to apply at the beginning of April, 2007. Information about the application process and the fees will be available on the NCQA Web site at that time. For further information about the program, please contact CustomerSupport@ncqa.org or call toll free (888) 275-7585.

AFI's DWW is designed specifically for women who are working in the arts and are ready to seriously pursue narrative directing. The majority of applicants are talented, ambitious and motivated women. Applicants must have a minimum of five years experience in the arts but may have no professional credits as a narrative director. If you have just completed film school, it is to your advantage to take some time and build up work experience before applying to the program.

Improve the School's Environment - The application process can be an important step toward making your school a healthier place. By completing the application, you receive feedback about the extent to which your school makes it easy for students and staff to be active, to eat healthfully and to adopt tobacco-free lifestyles. The application may also provide ideas about changes your school might make to promote healthier lifestyles.

No. Since the review, selection, and award processes take approximately 9 months, you should not apply if at the time of application you have less than two years to complete your current degree requirements. These fellowships are not intended to support postdoctoral work and cannot be transferred to other programs or institutions. If you are reasonably certain that you will be accepted into a Ph.D. program, you can apply as a "Doctoral Student.

Any resident of the United States or American citizen living abroad who is unable to read or use standard print materials as a result of a temporary or permanent visual or physical limitation may receive service.

Any ethno-cultural community that experienced immigration restrictions or was affected by wartime measures will be eligible to access project funding under the Community Historical Recognition Program. More details on eligibility will be available at a later date. The Government of Canada is finalizing all program details. More information will be available at a later date.

This is not a grants and contribution program. This is funding for the development of federal initiatives. More information will be available at a later date.

Physicians and physician groups may apply for BPRP Recognition by submitting information on their patients related to 13 clinical measures and three structural standards. Surgeons and non-surgeons may apply for Recognition. To be eligible, applicants must meet the following criteria: Complete all application materials and agree to the terms of the program by executing a contract with NCQA.

All applicants must be enrolled in an bachelor degree program at the time of the REU. Seniors who will graduate before the summer of 2007 are not eligible.

Applications will be accepted through April 30th on a rolling basis. Once your application has been received, you will be notified within two weeks whether you have been accepted in to the program. The program is open to college students who are currently in their junior or senior year of college. Other admissions may be possible by special arrangement on a case by case basis.

We look for university and college students who are curious about the world and enjoy new challenges, and who have a good academic background. Preference is given to those who demonstrate open mindedness, flexibility, and understand what it means to be a "team player". Students who have not decided yet what career to study but want to have some previous working experience before making up their minds can also apply.

Applicants should be highly motivated and high-achieving UCI undergraduates of at least junior standing in any discipline. Applicants should also have completed at least one quarter of research under the guidance of a faculty mentor prior to the start of the program.

must be a level GS-13, GS-14, or GS-15 (or equivalent) in a professional or management series or SES; and

The online application allows all team members to have access to the most current version of your school's application. All they need to do is log in and view the application, rather than trying to figure out which paper copy is the most up to date. It is much easier to edit or change your answers based on new information or input from other team members. All it takes is a single mouse click to correct a response.

Submit an application with a $30 application fee and an additional $15 fee for a criminal background check. Please see the question below for details about criminal background checks. Submit your official high school and college transcript(s) to the MATC Admissions Department, 700 West State Street, Milwaukee, WI 53233-1443. You may also fill out the application online at matc.edu. Go to the MATC home page, select "Student," "New Student" and "Admissions.

All majors are considered; however, students majoring in NASA-related science, engineering, technology, or mathematics programs are more likely to be qualified. There are no positions listed on the website. Can you tell me when positions will be available? At this time, Student Research Positions become available on a case-by-case basis depending on the research needs of the JSC Life Science Laboratories.

The RFP is open to any persons from an accredited baccalaureate-granting college or university (or international equivalent) with non-profit status worldwide.

We welcome applications from students who have, or expect to have, completed a relevant Bachelors degree with an above-average grade by the end of the academic year preceding the desired semester of entry. Degree subjects should generally be focussed on some aspect of biological sciences, but students with other relevant degrees, for example in chemistry or physics, may be considered as well.

Yes. We want to make it easy to access this program. We want to attract doctoral level clinical researchers even during subspecialty training e.g. during their research years. The issue of applying for other K awards has been discussed at somelength with the NIH staff. They generally discourage going from a K12 to a K23, but it can be done. However, the total combined K award time can't exceed 5 years. So if you did 2 years of K12, they'd say you're only eligible for 3 years under a K23.

Entrance into the Physical Therapy program is competitive. COMPLETION OF THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS IS NECESSARY FOR CONSIDERATION FOR ADMISSION INTO THE PHYSICAL THERAPY PROGRAM BUT DOES NOT GUARANTEE ADMISSION INTO THE PROGRAM.

Final year Degree students. However their admission will be confirmed only on submission of the Xerox copies of their Degree/Mark sheet latest by 30th September. In case of failure, the admission will stand cancelled. There is no ENTRANCE EXAM.

Fully accepted students, enrolled at least part time (i.e. minimum of 6 credits, which is two courses, per semester), are eligible for financial aid. Graduate and professional degree candidates may qualify for up to $20,500 per academic year (2007-08). Please visit our Financial Aid web pages for more information: http://www.lesley.edu/financial.html Lesley University allows prospective students to take up to two courses (a total of 6 credits) prior to matriculating into the program.