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Applicants under serious consideration may be invited to the KCUMB campus for a personal interview with the Admissions Committee. In order to graduate, all students must matriculate at least the last two years of study at KCUMB. Potential transfer students should request application information from KCUMB’s Office of Admissions. Telephone: (816) 283-2351 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Central Time. Persistency Rates In compliance with the Student Right-to-Know Act, the persistency or graduation rates of KCUMB students over the past four-to-five years are: • 88.5% of those students who entered in 2000 graduated within five years. • 94.9% of those students who entered in 2001 graduated within five years. • 96.9% of those students who entered in 2002 graduated within five years. • 95.2% of those students who entered in 2003 graduated within five years. • 88.6% of those students who entered in 2004 graduated within four years. Note: Matriculated students occasionally include a transfer student. Therefore, some students may have actually graduated with less than four, but at least two years of study at KCUMB. Some students pursue fellowships, delaying graduation by a year. Housing KCUMB does not provide housing; however, the Admissions Office can direct students in their search for housing. 56
COM Fiscal Policies and Financial Aid Tuition, Fees and Expenses Incoming first-year medical students must provide assurance, prior to the start of first-year classes, that funding for tuition and budgeted living expenses are covered for the entire academic program. Accepted applicants who are unable to provide this assurance will not be allowed to matriculate in the current academic year; however, they may reapply for the following year if funding assurance is provided. Current students must also exhibit the ability to fund tuition and budgeted living expenses to be eligible to advance to the next grade level. Evidence of students’ ability to pay will be reviewed annually, approximately 90 days prior to the start of each academic year. Tuition and fees are due and payable in full before each registration date unless special arrangements have been made with the Finance Office or when students have loan applications for amounts sufficient to cover tuition on file in the Financial Aid Office. Tuition and fees are due and payable for the entire academic year regardless of whether the student completes the entire year, except as noted in the refund policy. The University reserves the right to change the schedule of tuition and fees without advance notice and to make such changes applicable to present as well as future students. The following fees and tuition apply to the 2009-2010 academic year: COM Fees and Tuition Information Application Fee (KCUMB Supplemental) .......................................... $50 Fee is payable upon submission of application for admission. (May be waived if applicant receives an AACOMAS fee waiver). Fee is non-refundable regardless of reason. Acceptance Fee ...........................…………………………………………..... $1,000 Accepted applicants need to make sure payment is received according to the following schedule: • Those accepted prior to Nov. 15 will have until Dec. 15; • Those accepted between Nov. 16 and Feb. 15 will have 30 days; • Those accepted between Feb. 16 and March 1 will have 15 days; • Those accepted after March 1 will have 14 days; • Those accepted on or after June 1 may be asked for an immediate deposit. Payment is credited toward tuition once payment of the balance of the tuition is received. Acceptance fees should be mailed to the Admissions Office. Fee is non-refundable regardless of reason. Matriculation Fee .........................……………………………................. $1,000 Payable according to the following schedule: • Those accepted prior to Feb. 15 will have until March 15; 57
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KCUMB College Catalog 2009-2010 Thi
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Historical Highlights 1916 The Kans
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Page 30 and 31: • No trash talking or inappropria
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Page 45 and 46: KCUMB Professionalism, Competencies
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Page 58 and 59: Application Process AACOMAS Online
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Page 107 and 108: OCS 202 Osteopathic Clinical Skills
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IDIS 217 - Family and Child Health
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IDIS 230 - Promoting Professionalis
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on an anatomy dissection team or we
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Third-Year Curriculum Clerkship off
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College of Biosciences Introduction
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. Name of person(s) [and respective
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Miami, FL 33171 (305) 273-1616 info
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deferment on time. If a student def
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Verification of Student Financial I
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Federal Subsidized Stafford Loans F
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COB Academic Records and Policies G
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Graduation Committee in the process
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generally forwarded directly to the
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If an eligible student believes the
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typically comprised of 6 credit hou
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D. Dismissal from the Bioethics pro
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COB Curriculum Master of Science in
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Fall Semester BETH 501 History and
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* Special Note: Dual degree student
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BETH 508 - Clinical Topics in Bioet
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