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The document is an Immunization Requirements Form for students enrolled in Continuing Education and Bridging Programs at Michener. It outlines the necessary immunizations, health requirements, and personal information that students must complete and submit to ensure compliance with clinical placement policies. The form emphasizes the importance of vaccinations in preventing disease transmission in healthcare settings and includes sections for various immunizations, tuberculosis testing, recommended vaccinations, allergies, and student authorization.

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Does FAFSA pay for repeat classes?

If a student is repeating a course that was previously failed, the student is eligible to receive financial aid for that course. If a student is repeating a course that was previously passed with a D or better (or Pass grade), the student can receive financial aid for the repeated course one additional time.

Can I use FAFSA to pay for a certificate program?

Only courses required for your current major and your degree program are eligible. Courses required for a minor may be eligible for financial aid if they also fulfill core, major, or elective requirements for your degree.

Does fafsa pay for continuing education classes?

If you take continuing education classes to meet prerequisite requirements prior to pursuing a degree, you may qualify for limited forms of federal government assistance. Some professional development and certificate programs are eligible for federal financial aid, but many do not qualify.

Does continuing education affect GPA?

Courses providing CEUs are not graded, rather the students satisfactory participation determines completion and award of the continuing education unit.

What is an example of a continuing education course?

Degree-credit courses are a common form of continuing education. These are similar to the traditional courses in a college curriculum, offering credits that can count towards a degree.

What is the difference between training and continuing education?

The main difference between training and continuing education lies in the objectives, the target group and the formats. While further training aims to deepen existing professional knowledge, continuing education enables the acquisition of new qualifications that can also be used in other professional fields.

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