No, this is optional. Many scholars may already have a master's degree in addition to their doctorate. Other scholars may feel that this type of degree does not fit with their best interests. Scholars are free to explore other graduate degree or non-degree options if they can effectively fit it in with their curriculum, research interests, and clinical responsibilities.

The age restriction is necessary because the course is very emotionally and physically challenging. A certain degree of intellectual rigour is also required and over our 35 year history, we have found that these three components are not often found together in those under 18. See similar questions...

Due to the hiring restrictions of many of our partner school districts, Teach For America may only accept U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents for admission into the corps. Individuals who are in the U.S. under a student, work, or tourist visa are not eligible to become Teach For America corps members. Similarly, individuals who have refugee status but nothing indicating permanent resident alien status are not eligible to become Teach For America corps members. See similar questions...

No. We don't allow pets into managed properties unless you direct us to do so, or unless not doing so is resulting in an unacceptable length of vacancy. Nothing good can result from allowing pets into your property. See similar questions...

We receive approximately 120 PhD applications each year, and we are able to admit 10-12 new students each year. We admit approximately one in four MS applicants each year. See similar questions...

This varies from year to year. Over the past several years, we have accepted about 15 percent of the applicants for our two-year residential MBA program, and between 20 and 35 percent of the applicants for our one-year program. For year-by-year data about applications, see Johnson School Facts. See similar questions...

Exif 2.2 is an image format created by JEIDA (Japan Electronic Industry Development Association) for storing information with image data such as shutter speed, aperture, flash, date, etc. Some printers have the capability to automatically adjust the print quality using this information. See similar questions...

If the University has considered your application for the degree of your choice, but cannot accept you with your current qualifications and experience, they will tell you what qualifications you could take in order to become eligible in the future. Your application is valid for five years, so if you obtain the necessary qualification/s within that time you will not have to apply again; they will simply update your original application. See similar questions...

Yes. Applicants have five years to complete all requirements for licensure from the date they make application with the Board. See similar questions...

The two years of post-master's practice in individual and marriage and family therapy under supervision must include at least 2,000 hours of practice, including at least 1, 500 hours of face-to-face direct client contact, 1,000 of which shall be with couples and families for the purpose of diagnosis, assessment and intervention obtained in such a manner that they are reasonably uniformly distributed over a minimum of 24 months. See similar questions...

The minimum requirements to be completed over a 24-month period are 3,360 hours of work experience and 96 hours of supervision, of which 48 hours must be face-to-face contact. See similar questions...

International applicants may apply for admission into either the MIPA or MPA program. However, international applicants should be aware that their background will be an asset when applying to the MIPA program. Those applicants interested in the MPA program are advised that the MPA program assumes a good knowledge of American government and that MPA graduates generally intend to apply their learning in an American setting. See similar questions...

A small number (7-10) of uniquely qualified nonresidents may be offered admission annually. Nonresidents admitted have an average cumulative GPA of 3.80 and GRE scores ranking above the 80th percentile. See similar questions...

Non-citizens applicants are accepted. However, preference is given to US citizens, and US permanent residents. See similar questions...

On a limited basis. Students with baccalaureate degrees may request permission to enroll in a limited number of courses as non-matriculated students. Permission to take courses is contingent upon fulfillment of the specific course prerequisites and availability of facilities to accommodate the applicant. See similar questions...

The degree disciplines we accept vary between recruitment campaigns but centre on the mainstream engineering disciplines and a limited number of science disciplines. All degrees must be accredited by a UK institution licensed by the Engineering Council (UK) or the UK Science Council. You can check current UK engineering degrees at the Engineering Council (UK) web site. See similar questions...

Probably. Graduate schools have various standards, so we cannot offer any guarantees. Many of DCC’s non-traditional students have gone on to graduate school and done well. See similar questions...

ftp.maths.tcd.ie:/pub/music/gothic. This site is maintained by Nascent Virion <mcdonghj@unix2.tcd.ie>, who will be graduating and leaving the net in June. A mirror site at goth-ftp.acc.brad.ac.uk (143.53.1.4) has been set up to contain all the info at ftp.maths.tcd.ie:/pub/music, as well as a number of other goth resources, including various gothic lyrics, discographies, faqs, images, and Corey's Goth List, etc can be found. See similar questions...

State agencies, U.S. territories, federally recognized Indian Tribes, the District of Columbia, Intertribal Consortia, state universities and multi-jurisdictional state organizations with enforcement and compliance assurance responsibilities or responsibilities that support enforcement and compliance assurance including but not limited to data management or research are eligible to apply for and receive funds. See similar questions...