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Program Application Form

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Application Form

Name:

Phone:

E-mail:

School:

College of Business

Law

Health Sciences/Pre-professional

Major:

Undergraduate Major:

(if graduate student)

Level:

Graduate Student

Year:

(if MBA, use % complete)

Level:

Undergraduate Student

Year:

Course Interest:

I am interested in completing all three courses of the program

I am interested in completing XXX course (fill out course below)

Course:

Scholarship Interest:

I am interested in the program whether I receive a scholarship or not

I am interested in the program only if I receive a scholarship (up to $5000)

Faculty Reference:

Phone:

E-mail:

Best time for an interview:

Best time for spring course to be scheduled:
(likely an evening M-TH)

Statement of Interest (explain why you are interested in the program and what you expect to gain from it.

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