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• What happens if my drug screen comes back positive?

  Students are required to provide proof of a negative drug screen as a compliance requirement. A drug screen yielding a presumptive positive test result causes a student to be disqualified from participating in any clinical or field experience which ...

• Why do I have to complete a drug screen?

  While there is no single entity solely responsible for dictating how the institution must conduct drug screenings, the combination of state regulations, accreditation standards, and clinical site requirements collectively shape these policies. Axon ...

• What is a negative drug screen?

  A negative drug screen means that the drug test results show no evidence of illegal or prohibited substances in a student's or applicant's system. This result indicates that the person tested does not have detectable levels of the drugs for which the ...

• What is the definition of a negative drug screen?

  A negative drug screen means that the drug test results do not show evidence of illegal or prohibited substances in a student's or applicant's system. This indicates that the person tested either has no detectable levels of the drugs for which the ...

• How do I get the drug screen form?

  Once you are an enrolled student, you will receive an email with the drug screen form and instructions. Be sure to check your inbox for this information after your enrollment is confirmed.