THEA is waived if the student is enrolled in a certificate program that is 42 semester hours or less. Student is exempt if (l) 3 college hours were completed prior to the Fall of 1989, (2) student has earned a Bachelors Degree, or (3) student has reached a designated level on the ACT, SAT, or TAAS test within a designated time period.

Contact the office of the Texas Success Initiative for all THEA (formerly TASP) questions. Call 512-471-TASP (471-8277) or visit the THEA Web site.

TASP is waived if the student is enrolled in a certificate program that is 42 semester hours or less. Student is exempt if: student has reached a designated level on the ACT, SAT, or TAAS test within a designated time period.

The typical answer to this question is no, but you should refer to the TOEFL section of the application for waiver qualifications.

Students must satisfy the THEA or an approved alternative test before enrolling in college level courses unless otherwise exempt or waived.

No. Interest is set by the State of Connecticut and cannot be waived. Interest accrues @ 1-1/2%, 18% per annum. Sec. 12-146. No. It is the Town’s policy that when paying delinquent Taxes to obtain a clearance to register a motor vehicle that all outstanding taxes must be paid, including the second half, in cash, certified check or money order.

Reading 230, Math 230, Writing 220 (Teacher certification requires a Reading score of 250 before a student may intern.)

You may go to www.thea.nesinc.com to see testing dates and registration information for THEA. Contact our Wharton Testing Center at 979-532-6386 or 6457, our Sugar Land Testing Center at 281-243-8434 or 8503, or our Fort Bend Tech Center at 281-239-1532, for ASSET testing dates. (ASSET is for WCJC students only). You may visit our website at www.wcjc.edu to see all our testing schedules.

Yes, the BioScanner is CLIA-waived. In addition by utilizing the correct CPT coding physicians are able to receive reimbursement for tests run on the BioScanner.

For United States citizens and permanent residents, the fee can only be waived if you received, or were eligible to receive, a GRE fee waiver through your undergraduate financial aid office. To qualify for a waiver of the GRE fee you must be (1) a U.S. citizen or resident alien and (2) a currently enrolled senior who meets the GRE Board financial-need guidelines.

The application fee helps defray the cost of processing applications. It is never waived and must be paid in dollars. We accept credit cards with the electronic online version and personal checks, bank checks, or money orders if a credit card is not available.

There is no application fee for students that apply for admission online. Students using the paper application should speak with an admissions counselor, high school counselor, or contact the Office of Admissions regarding an application fee waiver.

A court may, for good cause, exempt persons or classes of persons from the electronic public access fees, in order to avoid unreasonable burdens and to promote public access to such information. This language is intended to provide a mechanism by which a court may, upon appropriate demonstration of need, grant an exemption from fees for the use of electronic access to court data.

Quick THEA allows for a “quick,” hassle-free registration. Quick THEA is the official THEA test given on days and times convenient for both individual schools and their students. Only current Brookhaven College students are allowed to register for the Quick THEA in the Advising Center. A $29 fee is paid the day of the test. Test results are normally available within two weeks. The regular THEA is given six times a year on the dates listed in the THEA Registration Bulletin.

All practitioners must register with their local authority. You will only be exempt from paying the full fee for a three year registration.

Students may seek exemption for medical or religious reasons. Age is not a qualification for exemption. Medical exemption requests must be accompanied by documentation from a health care provider stating that the immunization is medically contraindicated. Religious exemption requests must be accompanied by a signed statement that immunizations are contrary to the student’s sincere religious beliefs.

Yes, various THEA study guides are available at most bookstores. A practice test is also available through the THEA Web site, www.thea.nesinc.com.