Green Mountain University and Otherwise Qualified Standard

Green Mountain University and Otherwise Qualified Standard

Introduction

The study is associated with the discrimination in the admission process which will be discussed in the context of two students. These students are John Daley who wants to get admission in law program in the Green Mountain University and Bob Jones who intends to get admission in veterinary medical college of Green Mountain University.

In this paper, we will discuss mainly on Otherwise Qualified Standard. Moreover, the paper will be look for meeting the standard by Jhon and Bob. Furthermore, discussion will hover around Green Mountain University admission decisions. The best part of these students is that they both achieved high marks in their respective theoretical studies. Moreover, both of the students have been involved outside the classroom in a range of activities and organizations. However, both John Daley and Bob Jones are not able to see as they both are blind. Thus, this study evaluates the claims brought by two students in regard to discrimination in the admission process in the context of otherwise qualified standard.

Otherwise Qualified Standard

In the case of otherwise qualified standard, when students apply to Green Mountain University for veterinary medical and law college, they are obligatory to express to admission staff as it is required for students to fulfil the entrance standards for Green Mountain University. Students provide the entrance scores of college, high school transcripts and any other imperative information regarding them that will have a bearing on the probable to be successful and have a say in the diverse campus community.

In addition, Green Mountain University should have the policy that is if the students have been accepted to University, then the students have demonstrated they are qualified selection of the university regardless of having a disability. Moreover, Green Mountain University in general ...