Once you've been accepted to a PHD program and choose not to go, do you have to reapply?
146366
It depends on the school, but most generally will allow you to delay enrollment for up to two years, and then you would have to reapply.
902484
You should apply if this experience will promote your career.  By not applying, you would be serving no purpose to the convicted, nor to yourself
637671
Yes you go to the Social Security Office, and reapply.
1184899
Just keep applying. No one can grant it except the university, and that choice is made by people looking at what qualifications you have to enter the program.
434383
No... I applied regular though because the college was highly selective and if you apply early and get rejected your app will not rolll over to regular
427152
When applying, don't put the same info as you did when you applied previously. including your email address.
176586
If the application has been intentionally abandoned then it cannot be revived and the publication is irrelevant.\n\nIf it has not been abandoned, the publication has no effect because publication occurred after the priority date (ie filing date). \n\nI won't go into unintentional abandonment because it is a bit more complicated and doesn't look relevant here.
604910
Do NOT leave the U.S. for more than a year or you will be deemed as abandoning your residency. If you must go, you need to apply for a re-entry permit from USCIS.
234676
It depends on the kind of dismissal that took place, whether the court dismissed with or without prejudice.  Also, it depends on whether a time limit or waiting period is in effect before you can reapply.  Contact the court that dismissed the order and ask them.
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F-1 students must keep a minimum GPA average (this is dictated by the university) to maintain their F-1 visa status. Besides this, nothing should happen if you decide to repeat a course. The new grade will not replace the old one, but if you get a better grade, this should bring your GPA up.
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The best idea is to visit again and speak to your campus liason. Often people are denied or wait listed b/c the school wants to admit people who demonstrate that they will accept the invitation to go. If you really want to attend visit and make clear your dissapointment as well as the fact that you want to attend.
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A whole bunch do. Schools tend to understand that a lot of PhD candidates are also working, so they offer night curriculum, or a part-time arrangement. Just as often, though, schools leave it up to specific departments as to how PhD candidacy gets handled. So you may just want to look into the department for whatever subject you're interested in, maybe email the director of graduate studies and ask what kind of arrangements have been made in the past. Many departments will be accomodating.
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as long as you didnt lie on the application....then you are fine...if you lied..your gone..regardless of how small the lie
298447
It depends on how much you've smoked and how long ago. If you smoked a dozen times 4 years ago, forget it. You have to remember that you'd be up against many other applicants with clean backgrounds and no history of drug use.
789756
FA requires you to be in good standing at the previous college.  Usually for 1 semester. You can apply and they may tell you that you have to appeal..which is fill out a form which will ask you why this would be different than the last time (if you plan on trying, passing, etc).
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I assume you are referring to Columbia University in NYC.\n\nIn answer to your question, technically, you cannot begin any PhD coursework without both the Bachelor's degree and the Master's degree in your field of study.\n\nHowever, there are many programs that consist of a combination Master's degree and Ph.D.     If you complete the Master's portion of the program successfully, you may continue on to the Ph.D.\n\nIt would be wise to ask the director of graduate studies at EACH program in which you are interested if ALL who successfully complete the Master's program are admitted into the Ph.D. program.   It is much more likely that SOME who complete the Master's degree will be allowed to continue in the Ph.D. program, but this may vary from institution to institution.
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im also looking for a phd program but you have to tell us some specifics. decide on the place, course and check if ur grades match the program u want to enter.