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Transitional Doctor of Occupational TherapyPossible RestrictionsThe University subscribes to the philosophy of honesty in advertising and promotion, and wishes toensure that students have the time to make themselves fully aware of any limitations of the program.Entrance into the OTD program is competitive and preference will be given to graduates of Universityprograms. The University will endeavor to take as large a student body as its resources permit withoutcompromising the quality of the program. Interviews and other assessments may be implemented to assistin selecting the most appropriate students.University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences 146
Transitional Doctor of Occupational TherapyGOOD ACADEMIC STANDING, ACADEMIC PROGRESSION, RETENTION,WARNING AND PROBATIONThe role of the Academic Progression and Retention Committee (APRC), in conjunction with the StudentServices Office, is to monitor each student’s academic progress throughout the curriculum. Grades fromeach faculty member are submitted to the APRC at midterm for their review. At the end of each trimester,grades are submitted to the Registrar. The Registrar will notify students who are placed on probation orare dismissed from the respective academic program of their status.1. To remain enrolled in the OTD Program, the student must maintain:• Active Status or Approved Leave of Absence Status• Good Academic Standing2. Active Status:• A student is in active status if the student:- Registers and begins a course within twelve (12) weeks after official acceptance into theprogram, and- Completes a course within six (6) months of acceptance into the program- Registers for a minimum of five (5) credits each ensuing full calendar year or fewercredits with the written permission of the Program Director, and completes those courseswithin the prescribed period, and- Maintains timely and effective communication with the program office.3. Leave of Absence:• An enrolled student who wishes to obtain a leave of absence from coursework requirementsmust submit a formal written request to the Program Director for review and response.• A maximum of 6 months leave of absence per request may be granteda. The student’s enrollment expiration date will be extended by the length of the approvedleave.• Students should be aware that any leave from the institution may have a financial aid impactand should consult with the Financial Aid Office. In compliance with federal regulations, forFederal financial aid purposes, a Leave of Absence is treated the same as a withdrawal. If youare considering taking a leave of absence, please be aware of the following.• In accordance with financial aid regulations, a leave of absence cannot exceed 180 days. Ifyour leave of absence exceeds 180 days your loan will go into repayment status:a. You must make written request to be granted a leave of absence (refer to your studenthandbook for procedure).b. You will be required to complete exit counseling prior to beginning an approved leave ofabsencec. It will be necessary to reapply for loans upon return to school.d. You must notify the Financial Aid Office upon your return to school, so that your lender,guaranty agency, and National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS) can be notified4. Inactive Status:• A student will be placed on inactive status when failing to complete five (5) credits within a12 month period based on the date of admission to the program. The student will receive aletter from the University registrar notifying him/her of this status change.• When the student completes five (5) credits within one (1) calendar year, he/she will beplaced back on active status (Note: seminars alone do not count toward academic credit andmeeting this requirement).If the student does not complete at least five (5) credits within one (1) year of being placed on inactivestatus, he/she will be referred to the Progression Committee for possible dismissal from the program. Astudent may be placed on inactive status only once during enrollment in DE programs. The student will bedismissed from the program if he/she fails to meet the yearly requirements for coursework progression asecond time.University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences 147
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