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Dear Graduate Student: The University of Scranton is calling for applicants to serve on the Graduate Student Association. The GSA represents the interests and needs of the graduate student population. The GSA will meet monthly with the various college-specific representatives and will meet (at least once a semester) with respective College Deans. Students interested in serving in one of the following roles should submit the application below, cover letter and resume no later than Monday, February 12, 2018 to anitra.mcshea@scranton.edu. Applications will be reviewed by a committee made up of various members of the University's Administration including representatives from Student Formation and Campus Life as well as each of the academic colleges. The Graduate Student Association is made up of 9 student representatives. The number of representatives available is proportionate to the enrollment in each of the respective Colleges and considers both on-campus and on-line programs. The positions available include: College of Arts and Sciences – 1 seat Kania School of Management – 1 on-campus program seat; 2 on-line program seats Panuska College of Professional Studies – 3 on campus program seats; 2 on-line program seats Graduate Student Association – Application Name(s): Royal ID Number: Current Address: Current Phone Number: Email: College and Program of Study: Date of Program Entry: Intended Graduation Date: Is your program online? Yes No Please indicate to which seat you are applying (select one): College of Arts and Sciences: Kania School of Management: On-Campus On-line Panuska College of Professional Studies: On-Campus On-line Attach a resume and cover letter indicating why you would want to serve in this role. By signing below, I certify that I am in good academic and social standing with the university, and that I consent to the appropriate record check(s) to verify. Signature: Date: ---------------------- Part One: Student Nomination Procedures For each student nomination, the Graduate Program Director completes a GFFRP PART ONE Google Form and submits the following documents in pdf format to gradfinance@stonybrook.edu by Monday, April 24. 1. Three letters of Nomination: One from the GPD, Department Chair and the Dissertation Advisor, respectively. Each nomination letter should include specific reasons why this nominee has high potential for professional success, i.e. evidence of professional reliability, publishing record, teaching excellence, evidence of advancement in dissertation, any documented vetting from outside department and university. 2. Student CV 3. Student Statement, no more than two pages. Please include the following: a) Brief summary of dissertation topic and research completed to date. b) Brief descriptions of the courses you propose to teach as an AHLSS Fellow. c) How would you use this opportunity to design new courses that reflect both your scholarly interest and your teaching philosophy? d) Recommendation as to faculty in your department or other AHLSS department that you would like to be paired with and why. Part Two: Faculty Mentor Nomination Procedures For each faculty nomination, the Department Chair completes the GFFRP PART TWO FORM and submits the following documents in pdf format to gradfinance@stonybrook.edu by Monday, April 24. 1. Letter from the Department Chair nominating the faculty member: Please include the following: a) Outline of how the two course release time will be used for faculty development. Note: course releases may be used to support one faculty member or split between two faculty members. b) Explanation of how the award will contribute to specific faculty and department's overall quest for excellence. ------------------ IMPORTANT! Remember you must complete your application for degree & have it audited by the Registrar in order to participate in the Commencement ceremonies. INFORMATION NEEDED: Name, Height, Weight, Degree and official Major designated by Registrar/Advising Center. COST: Payment required with order: BACHELOR Package (cap/tassel/gown/hood) $67.00 (tax included) MASTER Package (cap/tassel/gown/hood) $73.00 (tax included) GRAD FEST: A special event for all graduates is being held on Monday, April 23, 2018 from Noon – 2:00 pm and 5:00 – 7:00 pm in the Ballroom of the Wege Student Center. You can pick up your Commencement Tickets, Cap & Gown, etc. DISTRIBUTION: At GradFest held on Monday April 23, 2018 12:00 – 2:00 pm or 5:00 – 7:00 pm in the Wege Student Center. If you are not able to attend GradFest, you may obtain your cap and gown in the bookstore from April 24 – May 4. **The bookstore will be open May 5, but it is strongly recommended that you pick up your graduation apparel before that date to check for correct fit. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: All parts of these graduation apparel packages are "keepers" – they belong to you and do NOT have to be returned after graduation. The gowns are made of Renew Repreve yarn, a fabric made of 100% post-consumer recycled materials certified by the U Trust Verification Program. Please contact the AQ Bookstore with any questions: Phone: 616-632-2962 Fax: 616-732-4599 E-mail: aquinas@bkstr.com Thank You and CONGRATULATIONS! Congratulations Aquinas College Graduates! Order your Graduation Announcements and Diploma Frame at www.herffjones.com/college/graduation Standard Package 10 Personalized Announcements 25 Thank You notes 25 Envelope Seals $65.85 Deluxe Package 20 Personalized Announcements 25 Thank You notes 25 Envelope Seals $100.80 Premium Package 30 Personalized Announcements 25 Thank You notes 25 Envelope Seals 50 Personal Notes $166.70 10 Personalized Announcements 34.95 Aquinas College* Graduation Hood colors Degree Major Color Bachelor of Arts All except those listed below White Bachelor of Arts History & Theology Red Bachelor of Arts Philosophy Dk. Blue Bachelor of Music & Music Education Pink B.A.G.E (no major) White Bachelor of Fine Arts all Brown Bachelor of Science All except those listed below Gold Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training Gold Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Drab/Tan Bachelor of Science in International Business Drab Bachelor of Science in Sustainable Business Drab Bachelor of Professional Accountancy Drab *Please note – all Bachelor degrees will fit into one of the above categories. Except for Music Education, there is not an Education major or a Bachelor of Education degree. Master of Management Royal Blue Master in the Art of Teaching Light Blue Master in Education Light Blue Master in Science Education Light Blue HONOR CORDS For Honor Societies, cords must be ORDERED THROUGH THE FACULTY ADVISOR for your particular society; there is usually a fee. Cords for Cum Laude, Magna & Summa Cum Laude are determined by Registrar office according to grade point average after the last completed semester (spring quad grades will not count) & will be distributed with cap & gown. If your name is frequently mispronounced, please fill out the information below: (Please print clearly) Name: ____________________________________________________________ Phonetic Pronunciation: _____________________________________ (Example: Szewczyk pronounced Shev chick) Contact Phone Number: _____________________________________ (for pronunciation verification) Return this form at GradFest on April 23, 2018 or to Lori Orlowski in the Office of the President – Holmdene 101 or via e-mail at llo001@aquinas.edu Special Accommodation Seating Request Aquinas College Commencement Saturday May 5, 2018 Individuals who may require special seating due to the use of a wheelchair, cane, or walker may request special accommodations for the Commencement ceremony by completing the form below and returning it at GradFest on April 23, 2018, deliver to Lynn Atkins-Rykert in the Academic Building, Room 210, or send via e-mail to atkinlyn@aquinas.edu prior to April 23, 2018. One additional person may be seated with each special seating individual. Please note that Special Accommodation seating is located in various areas of the auditorium for convenience of access to entrances/exits, restrooms, water, and assistance from AQ personnel, if needed. The doors of Sturrus Sports & Fitness Center will open at 1:00 pm. Please remember that TICKETS ARE REQUIRED FOR ENTRY. Please see the Ticket Policy sheet for further details. Note: Reserved special needs seating not claimed by 1:40 pm will be forfeited. ------------------- *** Dear IUPUI Dean, You are receiving this letter because in the past you have shown support for the IUPUI campus, and the Graduate and Professional Student Government (GPSG) thinks that your school would make a great partner for The Graduate, a Paper for the Indianapolis Post-Baccalaureate Student, which will be the only newspaper of its kind targeted towards the over 8,000 graduate and professional students at IUPUI. The paper will be available in print and electronic form, and will be published eight times a year. We are looking for schools and their Deans who would like to support our paper, for an opportunity of advertising space. Advertising spots are based on a tier system, and commitments are contingent upon the level of support. Tier 1: $50 an issue: 1/4 page ad, social media representation on Twitter, and 1 hand delivered copy of each issue. (Requires a 3 issue commitment) Tier 2: $100 an issue: 1/3 page ad, social media representation on Twitter and Facebook, and 1 hand delivered copy of the paper. (Requires a 2 issue commitment) Tier 3: $200 an issue: 1/2 page ad, social media representation on Twitter and Facebook, 5 hand delivered copies of the paper, and representation on the GPSG website as a Silver Supporter of The Graduate. Tier 4: $500 an issue: 1 full page ad, social media representation on Twitter and Facebook, 10 hand delivered copies of the paper, and representation on the GPSG website as a Gold Supporter of The Graduate. Tier 5 (The Dean Tier): $550 an issue: 1 full page ad, 1 full page article to correlate with the ad (The ad and article will open up to each other in the paper), social media representation on Twitter and Facebook, 10 hand delivered copies of the paper, and representation on the GPSG website as a Gold Supporter of The Graduate. (This is a special tier only available to the Dean of schools at IUPUI) In order to print your ad in an issue, we need an electronic PDF of the highest quality and your commitment by the deadline for each issue in our production schedule. You not have to run the same ad in each issue as long as artwork is submitted according to deadlines. If you are interested in becoming a member of the GPSG's newspaper team or have any other questions please email thegrad@iupui.edu. Thank you so much for your time and continuous support. The Graduate will be the only in-print student-run newspaper on the IUPUI campus and will also be available to the undergraduate population of over 20,000 students. This is a great opportunity to market to a population of students that is not reached as often, and the executive team of GPSG looks forward to hearing from you. Respectfully, Maria Lesch and Bindu Podila GPSG Secretary and The Graduate Editor in Chief ---------------- Dear Prospective Student RE: NOTICE OF ACADEMIC ORIENTATION FOR 2018 BACHELOR OF NURSING 1 Congratulations on receiving a firm offer to study for the degree of Bachelor of Nursing in the Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. I would like to take the opportunity to relay some important information. Firstly you will be required to attend a special Academic Orientation programme running from 22nd January 2018. The purpose of the programme is to prepare you for the academic work required for Bachelor of Nursing. Please note that this programme is for Bachelor of Nursing 1 ONLY. Details of the programme of activities planned for the academic orientation will follow. Venue: The University of Witwatersrand Medical School. 7 York Road Parktown. Lecture Theatre: 5A07A. Time: 09h00 – 15h30 (Mondays to Friday). Required: Stationery for use during the period Acknowledge receipt: To confirm receipt of this invitation please inform Ms Viv Herbert by email (viv.herbert2@wits.ac.za) before 18th January 2017. We look forward to your participation in the academic orientation. Yours sincerely ------------------ Dear Prospective International Student, We are delighted that you are interested in Tougaloo College. One of the most important decisions you will make in life is deciding which college to attend. Tougaloo College understands that international students bring a valuable cultural diversity to its classrooms and campus. The cost to attend Tougaloo College is affordable because international students do not pay out-of-state fees, which are sometimes double the amount paid by residential students at many institutions. Scholarships for international students are not as abundant or as far reaching, as those for domestic students, and those that are available are very competitive. Tougaloo College provides an affordable education for all, regardless of race, religion, sex, national origin or ethnic background. To learn more about the admissions process and to download the admission application and other important documents, visit our website at https://www.tougaloo.edu/academics/programs/centerinternational-studies. As an international student, you will need the Form I-20 to apply for an F-1 student visa at the American Consulate/Embassy or for F-1 student status in the United States. Before we can give you the Form I-20, you must show that you can support yourself financially in the United States. To be considered for admission, the required documents must be submitted: 1. Application for Admission to Tougaloo College 2. $25 non-refundable application fee 3. Application for the Certificate of Eligibility (Form I-20) 4. Declaration and Certificate of Finances 5. Affidavit of Support 6. Evidence of TOEFL score (500 paper, 173 computer, and 60 iBT) or IELTS score (5.0 minimum) 7. Official copies of high school and/or college transcripts 8. Completed medical forms 9. Updated copy of shot records Upon receipt of the required documents outlined above, Tougaloo College will review and evaluate your information for authenticity. When admission is granted, an acceptance letter, Form I-20 and other important information will be sent through regular postal service. Mail all documents to: Center for International Studies & Global Change, Tougaloo College, Post Office Box 71, Tougaloo, MS 39174. Please note that we are unable to make international telephone calls but can communicate with you via email if an email address is provided. If you have questions, please contact Dr. Loye Ashton, Director of the Center for International Studies and Global Change, at 601-977-7944 or lashton@tougaloo.edu. You may also contact Diedra Winters, Study Abroad Coordinator, at 601-977-7916 or dwinters@tougaloo.edu. Once again, thank you for considering Tougaloo College. We hope you choose our institution for your studies. Juno L. Jacobs, Ph.D. Director of Enrollment Services 601-977-7768 INTERNATIONAL ADMISSION AND APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS Step 1 Complete Application for Admission Download app at https://www.tougaloo.edu/academics/programs/center-international-studies. Request an application by calling 601-977-7768 or 1-888-42-GALOO (1-888-424-2566) Read the important application information and be aware of important dates and deadlines which may affect your application status. If you have questions completing your application, call Enrollment Services at 601-977-7768. Step 2 Obtain Official Transcripts Official high school transcripts from every school attended are required. A minimum 2.0 cumulative grade point average is required. (Complete transcript request.) Students with post-secondary course work must include college transcripts from every institution attended. (Complete transcript request) Students who have completed the GED should submit an official transcript with a minimum score of 45. Step 3 Obtain Official ACT or SAT Results Official ACT or SAT scores are required for admission to Tougaloo College. Scores appearing on your official high school transcript are acceptable. You can also request to have your test scores sent to Tougaloo College directly from the testing agencies. Transfer applicants who have earned less than 30 semester hours in college-level work must present a high school transcript and ACT/SAT scores. Step 4 Provide evidence of proficiency in the use of the English language in both verbal and written forms. A minimum score of 500 on the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) paper based, 173 for computer-based, and 60 for the iBT administered by Educational Testing Service, or proof of passing the test administered by the English Language Institute (ELI). A score of 5.0 or higher is acceptable on the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) administered by IELTS United States in Los Angeles, CA or by one of their administering test sites. Step 5 Provide evidence of sources of financial support to determine eligibility for Form I-20. This information is required by the college to meet regulations of the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service. International students must be financial independent and able to meet their financial obligations. Step 6 Submit Materials and Application Fee To apply for admission, submit your materials (application, official transcripts, official ACT or SAT test results), along with the nonrefundable $25 application fee (check or money order made payable to Tougaloo College). Students submitting an application online may pay with Visa, MasterCard or American Express. Step 7 Application Review Your application will be reviewed by the Admissions Committee for acceptance. All students must be admitted to Tougaloo College and accept their admission to receive financial aid and scholarships (fall deadline: May 1st, spring deadline: November 1st). You will receive an Award Letter, Notification of Acceptance, and Housing and Medical Records forms Step 8 Accept your Admission Upon receipt of your acceptance letter, the following documents must be submitted: Housing application including a $50.00 deposit (check or money order made payable to Tougaloo College. Mail deposit to Tougaloo College, Director of Residential Life, 500 West County Line Road, Tougaloo, Mississippi 39174. Call 601-977-7819 to verify that your deposit has been received. Medical records. Mail records to Tougaloo College, Owens Health and Wellness Center, 500 West County Line Road, Tougaloo, Mississippi 39174. Call 601-978-3095 if you have questions or need additional information. Tougaloo College Majors by Division DIVISION OF EDUCATION, SUPERVISION AND INSTRUCTION Dr. Pamela Russ, Dean 601-977-7744 pruss@tougaloo.edu Child Development Elementary Education Health and Physical Education Health and Recreation Special Education Secondary Education AA Degree Child Development Early Childhood DIVISION OF HUMANITIES Dr. Andrea Montgomery, Dean 601-977-4431 amontgomery@tougaloo.edu Art Art Education English Emphasis in Creative Writing Emphasis in Secondary Education Liberal Studies Mass Communications Emphasis in Advertising Emphasis in Print Journalism Emphasis in Public Relations Emphasis in Radio and Television Broadcasting Music Music Education Music Performance Emphasis in Vocal Emphasis in Piano Religious Studies DIVISION OF NATURAL SCIENCES Dr. Richard McGinnis, Dean 601-977-7782 rmcginnis@tougaloo.edu Biology Biology Education Chemistry Chemistry Education Computer Science Mathematics Emphasis in Computer Science Mathematics Education Physics Physics Education Programs Nursing (Early Entry) Pre-Engineering Pre-Health (Includes Pre-Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary Medicine, Pre-Pharmacy, Pre-Physical Therapy and Allied Health) DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCES Dr. Michael Williams 601-977-6173 mwilliams@tougaloo.edu Economics Emphasis in Accounting Emphasis in Business Administration History Emphasis in African American Studies History Education Political Science Emphasis in International Studies Psychology Sociology Emphasis in Social Work Program Pre-Law MINORS The minor is a separate program of study which is open to any student regardless of the declared major. Minors are at least 20 additional hours of study. Biology Chemistry Disaster Response and Coastal Studies Physics Psychology TOUGALOO COLLEGE ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS FOR NEW STUDENTS Presidential I and II Academic Scholarships To qualify, the prospective student must submit the following documents: 1) Application for Admission 2) Official high school transcript 3) Official ACT or SAT score 4) Notification of Acceptance Form Upon receipt of the acceptance letter, the student must submit the following: 1) Scholarship Application 2) Verification of Leadership or Work Experience (signature required) 3) Verification of Community or Volunteer Service (signature required) 4) Two Letters of Recommendation (Letters of recommendation should provide specific insight into the applicant's personality and/or distinguishing characteristics and may be from a principal, instructor or counselor. Letters must be typed on letterhead with original signatures.) 5) Medical records 6) Housing Deposit - $50.00 PRESIDENTIAL I SCHOLARSHIP Criteria: Award: GPA Renewal: 3.50 GPA ≥ 3.50 Tuition, Fees, Room, Board, ACT 27+ $300 Book Voucher, Laptop SAT 1220+ PRESIDENTIAL II SCHOLARSHIP Criteria: Award: GPA Renewal: 3.50 GPA ≥ 3.50 Tuition, Fees, Room, Board, ACT 24-26 $300 Book Voucher SAT 1100-1220 PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIP (Application not required) GPA ACT SAT Award: GPA Renewal: 3.49 24-36 1080 $5,000 3.20 4.00 23 1050 $5,000 3.20 3.50-3.99 23 1000 $3,500 3.20 3.50-4.00 22 980 $3,500 3.20 3.25-3.48 23-36 960 $3,500 3.20 3.50-4.00 20-21 940 $3,000 3.20 3.25-3.49 20-22 920 $2,500 3.00 3.00-3.24 20-36 900 $2,500 3.00 3.50-4.00 18-19 850 $2,000 3.00 3.00-3.49 18-19 800 $1,000 3.00 VALEDICTORIAN/SALUTATORIAN SCHOLARSHIP Criteria: Award: GPA Renewal: Class Valedictorian Tuition, Room, Board 3.50 Class Salutatorian Tuition, Room, Board 3.50 NOTE: Scholarships are limited and very selective. Scholarship recipients are selected by a Scholarship Committee. If a scholarship offer is made, the award is contingent upon the grade point average and ACT/SAT score listed on the final submitted transcript. ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE POSTMARKED BY: SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 2015 (FAX COPIES ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE FOR SCHOLARSHIP SUBMISSION) AWARD NOTIFICATIONS: PRESIDENTIAL I, II SCHOLARSHIPS - FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 2015 PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS – FRIDAY, MAY 15, 2015 TOUGALOO COLLEGE ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGE TRANSFER STUDENTS ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE POSTMARKED BY: SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 2015 (FAX COPIES ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE FOR SCHOLARSHIP SUBMISSION) AWARD NOTIFICATIONS: PRESIDENTIAL I, II SCHOLARSHIPS - FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 2015 PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS – FRIDAY, MAY 15, 2015 Transfer Presidential I and II Academic Scholarships The prospective student must submit the following documents: 1) Application for Admission 2) Official transcript from an accredited community college 3) Notification of Acceptance Form Upon receipt of the acceptance letter, the student must submit the following: 1) Scholarship Application 2) Verification of Leadership or Work Experience (signature required) 3) Verification of Community or Volunteer Service (signature required) 4) Two Letters of Recommendation (Letters of recommendation should provide specific insight into the applicant's personality and/or distinguishing characteristics and may be from an instructor, advisor or counselor. Letters must be typed on letterhead with original signatures.) 5) Housing Deposit - $50.00. TRANSFER PRESIDENTIAL I SCHOLARSHIP Criteria: Award: GPA Renewal: 3.80 GPA ≥ 3.80 Tuition, Fees, Room, Board, $300 Book Voucher, Laptop TRANSFER PRESIDENTIAL II SCHOLARSHIP Criteria: Award: GPA Renewal: 3.50 GPA 3.50-3.79 Tuition, Fees, Room, Board, $300 Book Voucher TRANSFER PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIP (Application not required) Criteria: Award: GPA Renewal: 3.00 GPA: 3.49-3.39 $5,000.00 GPA: 3.38-3.29 $3,500.00 GPA: 3.28-3.00 $2,000.00 NOTE: Scholarships are limited and very selective. Scholarship recipients are selected by a Scholarship Committee. If a scholarship offer is made, the award is contingent upon the final submitted transcript reflecting the graduation date, associate degree received, and the required grade point average. IMPORTANT NUMBERS TO KNOW Enrollment Management Linda J. Daniels, Assistant Vice President ldaniels@tougaloo.edu 601-977-4462 Schedule A Tour/ Private Visit LaQuanda Fields, Administrative Assistant lfields@tougaloo.edu 601-977-7772 Enrollment Services Juno Leggette Jacobs, Ph.D., Director jjacobs@tougaloo.edu 601-977-7765 Recruiter/Admission Counselors Xavier Amos xamos@tougaloo.edu 601-977-4512 Tommie Mabry Tmabry@tougaloo.edu 601-977-4481 James M. Reed, IV jreed@tougaloo.edu 601-977-7919 Doriecia Z. Washington dwashington@tougaloo.edu 601-977-7771 Check Admission Status Whitney Hunter whunter@tougaloo.edu 601-977-7768/Toll Free: 1-888-42-GALOO/Fax: 601-977-4501 Registrar Carolyn Evans cevans@tougaloo.edu 601-977-7764 Financial Aid Maria Thomas, Director mthomas@tougaloo.edu 601-977-7769 Larry Terrance, Assistant Director lterrance@tougaloo.edu 601-977-6134 Estella Collins, Financial Aid Counselor epcollins@tougaloo.edu 601-977-7934 Herbert Brown, Financial Aid Counselor hbrown@tougaloo.edu 601-977-7766 Residential Life Albert Goines agoines@tougaloo.edu 601-977-7819 Medical Records Dominica Sheriff drandall@tougaloo.edu 601-977-6160 December 2, 2017 Dear Prospective Ignatian, We are delighted that you have taken the entrance exam at Saint Ignatius College Prep! Your next step is to complete the Saint Ignatius Online Application. The online application is due Friday, December 15, 2017. Please see the next page for step-by-step instructions. You will submit scanned copies of the following documents within your online application: • 7th Grade Report Card • 8th Grade Report Card • 7th Grade Standardized Test Scores • 8th Grade Standardized Test Scores (optional) If you have your 7th/8th grade records on file at home, no additional copies are required from the school. If you do not possess these records, you must gather the above documents from your school and submit scanned copies within your online application. Your online application to Saint Ignatius College Prep includes all remaining application requirements. This application and its components are reviewed in conjunction with your entrance exam score. The online application must be completed with the help of a parent/guardian. Admission notification letters will be mailed and emailed to all testers on Thursday, February 1, 2018. Admission decisions are not given over the phone. If a student is not accepted at Saint Ignatius, it is our policy to share names and contact information with other Archdiocesan high schools that have openings. If you would not like us to share this information, please email me at elizabeth.carney@ignatius.org. If you have any questions or need help completing the online application, please call the Admissions Office at 312-432-8411, 312-432-8409, or 312-432-8327. Thank you for choosing Saint Ignatius College Prep! Elizabeth C. Carney Director of Admissions Saint Ignatius College Prep Class of 2022 – Online Application Instructions Click on "Apply Now" in the First Time Visitor? Box and create log-in credentials. Save this log-in information. The application does not need to be submitted at one time. If you would like to save your work and return to the registration site at a later time, click on "Save and Revisit Later". All required fields (*) must be completed before you can submit the application. If you have completed an online application to Saint Ignatius for a previous student, you can use the same email address and log-in credentials. Once logged in, click "Add a New Applicant" in the top right corner. You are applying for GRADE 9. You are applying for the 2018-19 school year. Step 1: Student Information Complete all required fields. Step 2: Family Information Complete all required fields. Step 3: Academic Records Scan the following documents and save as PDFs on your computer: • 7th Grade Report Card • 8th Grade Report Card • 7th Grade Standardized Test Scores • 8th Grade Standardized Test Scores (optional) Upload these documents in the fields indicated. If the student took a standardized test in only 7th OR 8th grade, please submit whatever test scores are available. Steps 4 & 5: Student Applicant Statements and Parent Applicant Statements Please provide responses to all prompts as indicated. Complete all required fields. Please note, work will not be saved if a particular screen is left open for 20 minutes or more. You are welcome to cut and paste responses from a word document. Step 6: Academic Recommendation (required) This screen allows you to email an electronic recommendation form to a current teacher, counselor, or your principal/assistant principal. Include the individual's name, email address, and a message to the recommender as indicated. Step 7: Character Reference (optional) This screen allows you to email an electronic recommendation form to another reference of your choice. Include the individual's name, email address, and a message to the recommender as indicated. Upon completion, the recommendation forms will be submitted directly to the Saint Ignatius Admissions Office. The student/parents will not have access to the completed recommendation. Recommendations are also due December 15, 2017. These are the only recommendations reviewed in our admissions process. Each applicant may request one Academic Recommendation and one Character Reference. As you work through the enrollment form, click on "Next" or "Back" at the bottom of each screen to move between screens. Once all steps are complete, click "Submit." Once the form is submitted, you will receive an email confirmation. You cannot edit your application once it is submitted.
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