Yet, as I can confirm from the years I spent on the admissions board in 2002 and '03 and from my conversations with more recent board members, if an applicant identifies himself or herself as non-white, the bar for qualification immediately drops.
Despite his sterling qualifications, he immediately began worrying about what his colleagues -- his white colleagues -- really thought of him.
Abandoning his apprenticeship in his early 20s, he set himself up as an architect without qualifications, and immediately entered the council's competition.
Democrats and at least some shocked Republicans questioned the judgment of Mr. McCain, who has said repeatedly on the campaign trail that his running mate should have the qualifications to immediately step into the role of commander in chief.
On Sept. 10, 2001, President George W. Bush's administration notified Mr. Christie that he was "the president's choice and that extensive background checks on his qualifications would begin immediately," according to an article in The Star-Ledger of Newark published Sept. 11.
There was no requirement to work under supervision for a period of time after qualification, and he immediately set up his own practice in Cannon Street before moving to Maddox Street in the West End and ultimately to Fetter Lane, near the law courts.
On one hand the qualification may not immediately appeal to physics graduates, being a doctorate of engineering.
An agency that has a specific position matching your qualifications is worth pursuing immediately.
Candidates who take both assessments have typically undertaken the MRCP UK) during the years immediately after qualification, and, and the MRCGP AKT in the second year of their three-year GP training programme and the CSA in their final year.
Utah Democrats and journalists immediately questioned his qualifications as editor and his ability to make politically impartial decisions, The Tribune reported, even as Mr. Cannon insisted that he was done with politics.
