Course-work-only students, except UC employees and students in the Education Abroad Program (EAP), count in program admission allocations.
Students who are readmitted count against the department's admissions allocation.
EAP Reciprocity applicants do not count against the program's admissions allocation.
A deferred student's admission counts against a program's admissions allocation only for the academic year in which the student was originally admitted.
When the deferred student completes a new application for the deferred term, an additional admissions allocation will be provided for the program to admit the student.
If a PhD student changes to another PhD program within his or her first two years, the receiving program must use one admissions allocation for that student.
When a program recommends admission of an applicant, and the applicant fulfills the minimum requirements or an exception is sought and granted, and the program has not used up its admissions allocation or has sought and been granted an additional admissions allocation, the Graduate Division will issue an admission notification from the Dean of the Graduate Division to the student.
Requests are made using the cover form distributed with the admissions allocation notification, accompanied by a memo signed by either the Program Chair or the Head Graduate Advisor, following the instructions on the cover form.
Programs may request consideration of an adjustment to increase or decrease their ongoing enrollment target, not affecting the current year's admissions allocation, by responding to a questionnaire available by writing to the Associate Dean for Degrees.
More than 66% of all RCT in JPS reported on eligibility criteria, admission before allocation, random allocation, method of randomization, patients' blindness to treatment, treatment complications, statistical analyses, statistical methods, loss to follow-up, and statistical methods; 2 elements of design and analysis, however, were poorly reported: blind assessment of outcome (33%) and power (17%).
