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What tests do schools usually require as part of the application process?
ACT or SAT
When do virtual school usually start?
Virtual schools typically start at the same time as traditional schools, which is often in late summer or early fall, depending on the district or program. Many virtual schools follow the academic calendar of their local school district, while some may offer year-round enrollment options. It's best to check specific virtual school websites for exact start dates and enrollment details.
What maximum age can a journalism student be?
Only some schools have a maximum age for journalism students. The schools that do usually require students to be under 28 years of age.
What are the ACT scores required to be a probation officer?
Employers don't look at ACT scores. Community colleges usually offer open enrollment for anyone with a high school diploma, and don't require ACT scores. Four-year universities vary widely in what they consider scores acceptable for enrollment.
What type of scuba equipment do diving schools usually require a student to own?
Diving schools can vary in what scuba equipment they require their students to buy. Buckeye Scuba Diving School in Cleveland, Ohio for example sells its own scuba equipment.
What benefits to administrative assistants usually get at schools?
As an administrative assistant, you will receive health benefits. You will have long steady hours, but it will vary from full time to part-time jobs.
How much physics do most pharmacy schools require?
Most schools require 1 or 2 semesters of physics, usually with a lab. The AACP (www.aacp.org) lists all accredited colleges of pharmacy in the US (and some outside the US). Each school will have its specific requirements listed on its website.
When is the date of enrollment for the upcoming semester"?
The date of enrollment for the upcoming semester is typically announced by the school or university and can vary, but it is usually a few months before the start of the semester.
What training does a physical therapist assistant need?
To be a PA, you do need to have a degree. A PA degree usually runs 4 years, which is still a lot of schooling, but does not require an internship or residency
Is it OK to go out with your college female graduate assistant?
Most colleges strongly advise against or even prohibit relationships between students and graduate assistants. Not only is there a power differential between the two parties involved, meaning that one party controls things such as grades which can unfairly be raised or lowered because of the relationship, but these relationships can also verge on sexual harassment. In any case, schools that allow such relationships usually require that 1) the relationship be made public (usually, by telling the boss, such as the grad assistant's supervisor) and 2) the person with power gives up their power (such as the grad assistant no longer supervising you).
Can a certified medical assistant be a school nurse?
A certified medical assistant (CMA) can take on some roles in a school health setting, but they typically do not meet the qualifications to serve as a school nurse. School nurses usually require a nursing degree and a registered nursing (RN) license, along with specialized training in school health. While CMAs can assist in administrative or support tasks, they cannot provide the full scope of nursing care required in schools.
Are reservation schools public schools?
Usually.
