Yes, no, and maybe. Since science is foundational to the study of dental hygiene and your success in the program. That is why courses like Anatomy and Physiology need to be current. Current is defined as taken within five years of admittance to the program. The English Composition and Chemistry courses do not have time limits. If you have completed multiple biology related courses, i.e.

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.

Scores from the GRE that are more than five years old at the time of application may not be acceptable. Contact your academic department for further information. We will accept photocopies for review. However, the department may require official GRE scores to be sent before making a final decision.

Your therapist will ask you to complete charts as well; however, if you do have some other recent charts it can be helpful to be able to compare them if you wish to send them in.

If it has been more than three years, you must re-apply--either as a non-degree student or as a degree-seeking student, depending upon your goal If it has been more than three years, you must re-apply. If it has been less than three years, and you wish to continue pursuing the same degree, you must contact The Graduate School to have your file updated. If you wish to enter a different program, you must re-apply.

Departments will determine whether GRE scores are recent enough to accept. TOEFL scores are considered current for two years from the test date.

General education prerequisites (SOC 101, PSC 101, ENG 121 and SPE 115) are good for a lifetime. Science prerequisites must be current to within 7 years of date of admission into the program.

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.

We require an "official" copy of your GMAT scores to consider you for admission to the MBA program at Tennessee Tech. GMAT only keeps those scores on file for five years. After that time, they purge their files and you will be unable to get an "official" copy of your scores from them. If however, we have an "official" copy of your scores on file here at Tennessee Tech (perhaps from an earlier application), we can use those old scores.

The general GRE is the test that is required. The "overall" score combines the verbal and quantitative section scores.

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.

We recommend that people compare their current documents with the new advance directive forms. Most people find that the new form offers them more options. If you decide to make a new advance directive, be sure to substitute it for the old one in all your records. No one should have to suffer needlessly when the knowledge and skills are available today to manage most pain. If left untreated chronic pain can prevent you from having a full and meaningful life.

Yes, since your last submittal chances are that your potential emissions estimates, actual emissions, stack parameters, construction permits, and/or operating limits may have changed. In addition, some facilities have closed, and new facilities have started operation. We need the most accurate information available.

ETS will not report scores that are more than five years old, and the Graduate School does prefer that applicants submit scores no older than five years. However, domestic applicants who have taken the GRE and whose scores are more than five years old may submit photocopies of old scores and a letter requesting a waiver, along with their other application materials.

We require that all applicants have taken physiology within 10 years of enrollment in the program. For example, applicants who wish to start the program in June 2009 must have taken a physiology class (or two semesters of A&P) in June 1999 or later. A minimum grade of B is also required in these classes. If applicants took these classes more than 10 years ago or have a C, they must retake physiology to update their knowledge.

The department does not retain old syllabi. However, many recent and current syllabi are linked to our course website and to individual faculty websites. Some faculty may have copies of their old syllabi, and may be contacted via their email addresses on their website.

This will depend on the score received, coupled with your GPA, experience and how long ago the GMAT was taken. There have been many changes to the GMAT in recent years and you may be asked to take the exam a second time. The College of Management considers an acceptable GMAT score to be 550. If your score IS LOW your application will still be considered.

GRE scores are valid for 5 years. If your score is less than 5 years old, please contact ETS and have them send it to us. If it is more than 5 years old, you will need to retake the test. Both of these questions have the same answer. We can tell prospective students whether or not their scores have arrived, and that is the only information we can release. In order to protect your privacy, we cannot divulge test scores over the phone because we cannot verify the identity of the caller.

No. The 24 required credits must be from law courses within the International Legal Studies curriculum at WCL. The 24 required credits must be earned at WCL. We do not award “transfer” credits from other law schools. You can take a total of 6 non-classroom credits. The limit of 6 includes both internship credits and independent study credits.

The UALR Bowen School of Law accepts LSAT scores taken within five years of your desired enrollment date.

The pharmacist will contact your doctor to discuss the second-line drug process. Based on that conversation, the step therapy requirement can be overridden.

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.

Consistent with the policy of the Educational Testing Service, Graduate Record Examination (GRE) scores taken more than 5 years prior to the date of application to the School of Education will not be accepted.

No. If the program to which you are applying requires test scores, they must have been taken within the past 5 years. Up to nine (9) credit hours may be transferred in; however, this is at the discretion of the department to which you are applying.

Every year, faculty representing all system institutions meet to update and add courses to the course equivalency matrices. There is a different CEP version for each academic year beginning with 1996-1997. Institutions keep a record of previous CEPs so that students can transfer to other system institutions without losing the established equivalencies for completed course work.

In general, medical schools have no requirements about how recent the course must be. Keep in mind, however, that the MCAT will test your knowledge of chemistry, physics and biology. So if you took those courses some time ago, you will need to plan to do a review of those critical subjects.

We will accept scores within five years of the date of your application. Scores more than five years old are accepted only if you have completed substantial graduate work at UM or have completed a graduate degree elsewhere.

Most states will accept the same course as long as it has been revised. Our courses are reviewed, revised or updated regularly. However, you should check with your state board before ordering to make sure it is okay. Our Recommended Reading items are reading and reference books to expand your knowledge and expertise. They are not courses for continuing education and there is no credit available.

All course information is sent to AARTS by the Army Training Requirements and Resources System (ATRRS) on a monthly basis. Each individual school is responsible for annotating the ATRRS system when a soldier graduates from a course. If the annotation is not made prior to the information being sent to AARTS, the course does not get reported to our data base since only "graduate" information is sent.

If your GRE scores are older than 5 years, you will need to retake them, since ETS only stores scores for that amount of time and then destroys them due to limited storage capacity. Student score reports are not acceptable. [top]