Any CRS forms returned with a notation of a record will be reviewed by the Registrar to determine if there is any relevance to the Program applied to. In these cases, final determination of admission rests with the Registrar. All costs related to the completion of this search are the responsibility of the individual student. A medical assessment indicating a satisfactory level of physical and emotional health. The workload of the programs and the close contact with individuals in practical settings require students to be in good mental and physical health.
Medical assessments are valid for one year.
Successful completion of 100 hours paid or volunteer experience in an approved setting. Applicants are contacted by the Registrar's Office and advised of the program orientation meeting at which the dates for the screening process are confirmed. Attendance at both the orientation and screening process meetings is essential. Students requesting an exemption must submit relevant official transcripts and documentation with their application to the Registrar. The granting of an exemption assumes students have mastered English language skills.