Matriculation Requirements for Off-site Students
Congratulations on your acceptance to Jefferson School of Population Health!
Listed below is a series of requirements you will need to complete prior to the start of classes. If you do not complete these items, you will not be able to access our online system to register for classes. If you have any questions about completing these requirements, please contact April Smith, Admissions Coordinator, at 215-503-5305 or April.Smith@jefferson.edu.
You can use this form as a checklist to keep track of these items as you complete them.
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1. Log on to Jefferson’s Pulse portal intranet to obtain your Campus Key and Jefferson email address. Pulse is the official University web portal. It provides access to JeffMail (your email account), Banner (student records, course registration, grades) and JEFFLINE (the library). For a tutorial on using Pulse, go here: http://jeffline.jefferson.edu/Education/edservices/courseinfo/
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As soon as you receive this letter. |
2. Complete prerequisite test modules
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Prior to registration. |
3. Accept the offer of admission
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Within one month of offer. |
4. Complete the quiz for Federally Mandated HIPAA Training
This presentation will be made available starting in June for all students who begin in the fall. For all other students, the presentation will be made available approximately one month prior to the start of the term. |
Prior to registration. |
5. Register online for classes. Remember! You will not be able to register for classes unless you have completed the prerequisite take-take home tests (if applicable) and the HIPPA training!
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During online registration period. |
University Offices
Admissions
If you have any questions about completing these requirements, please call the JSPH Admissions Coordinator at (215) 503-5305.
Special Learning Accommodations
If you require special learning accommodations, please contact the JSPH Associate Dean for Academic and Student Affairs at Caroline.Golab@jefferson.edu, or (215) 503-8468, as early as possible, but before the first day of class.
