Prospective Residents (2024)

FAQs

What does prospective resident mean? ›

Prospective resident means an individual who seeks admission to a licensed assisted living facility and has com- pleted and signed an application for admission, or the indi- vidual's legal representative or designated representative, if any, completed and signed the application on their behalf.

Questions to Ask Other Residents

What are the strengths and weaknesses of the program? Would you consider the same program if applying again? Is there an appropriate balance between service obligations and the educational program?

A prospective tenant is an individual who could possibly move into a vacancy at your rental property. He or she has begun the initial steps of the tenant screening process.

Unless precluded, a “resident” is a student who has been physically present in the state for more than one year immediately preceding the residence determination date (one year and one day) for a term and has demonstrated an intent to make California a permanent home.

Try adding a story that demonstrates your skills will help give color and context to your answer. You can also prepare questions to ask the interviewer in advance. Try to tie in something you know about the program, such as commitment to research you're interested in, with your own experience.

If not specified, business casual is safest (think ICM/clinic appropriate clothing). It is always better to be overdressed, than underdressed. Also, consider the setting. If meeting at a bar or a casual restaurant dress jeans, a patterned button down, and blazer would be okay.

Most meet and greets allow for only a few minutes with the celebrity. Once you greet the celebrity, you may transition quickly into a compliment about the celebrity's work. You may also ask your one question at this point, initiating conversation with the celebrity.

Methods of Chief Resident Selection Vary. Chief residents are chosen from the senior residents in a residency program. In some specialties, such as internal medicine, they may complete an additional year of training while in the chief resident position.

“In some fields being a chief, especially in fields where it's an extra year of residency, is quite an accolade,” Dr. Spitz said. “It's like winning a prize in a large program where there's a lot of competition to become chief. It speaks well for you, especially if you're going into academia.”

Is it hard to get chief resident? ›

It depends on the program. Some residency programs all residents in their final year are considered “chief residents”. Other programs, you need to apply for the position of chief resident or be voted in. For larger residencies, getting the spot of chief residency is often a bit more competitive and harder to get.

Prospective occupant means any person who seeks to purchase, lease, sublease or rent real property. Sample 1Sample 2. Prospective occupant means any person who seeks to lease, sublease, or rent real.

1. : one who resides in a place. 2. : a diplomatic agent residing at a foreign court or seat of government.

Occupant: Anyone residing in a property without a legal agreement with the owner. Resident: Similar to a tenant but may imply a more permanent status within the property.

Generally it refers to a state or community college's requirement for living in the state or taxing district where the school is located. Residents get lower tuition rates since their or their families' tax dollars subsidize the school.