Brief Historical Review Universidad Central del Este

Universidad Central del Este (UCE) was created in the year 1970, by initiative Of Dr. José A. Hazim Azar and a group of collaborators. Acquires legal personality By Decree No. 1205, issued by the Executive Branch on July 2nd, 1971, through which he is authorized to issue academic degrees’ diplomas with the Same scope, force and validity as those issued by the official institutions or Autonomous of the same category.

The American Chamber of Commerce is the place where the UCE started in 1970.

The emergence of the UCE marked a stage of hope for young people in the East region of the country that had seen their aspirations of obtaining a professional title, with a high level of quality, that allowed them to incorporate a successful way to the world of work. By his prestige, it managed to draw attention of students from different countries of the world.

The UCE was founded under a vision of integral development for the Est Region also for the country, so that its strategies are oriented towards teaching, research, and community services, as well as recreational activities.

Its infrastructure was conceived in such a way that from that time on, The academic environment and the comfort of its classrooms.

In its beginnings, the curricular offer was oriented towards the sectors of health, education, services and technology. The first careers were: Medicine, Engineering and Architecture, Bioanalysis, Education with different mentions, Accounting, Business Administration, Law and Dentistry.

Over the years, the UCE has evolved by adjusting its curricular offer to the requirements of national and international society and the aspirations of students. In this sense, it has been enhancing the following careers Systems Engineering, Tourism and Hospitality, Basic Education, Marketing, Nursing, Psychology and Veterinary Medicine.

With the purpose of facilitating the training, specialization of the graduates and Meet the human resources needs of the community, the UCE has created Various programs at the post-graduate level, such as: Master's in Public Health, Master's in Management and Master's in Human Resources. They are also offered Specialties in Marketing, Production Management, as well as administrations of Schools.

In the area of health, medical specialties are offered through the Teaching Hospitals of the University, both in Santo Domingo, as in San Pedro de Macorís. By the end of the first decade of its foundation, the UCE had accumulated sufficient Experience in the academic and administrative field, so It decides to expand Its Offers to other communities in the country, allowing young people with Aspirations for advancement to have the opportunity of access to education Of an upper level.

Thus, in 1979, the creation of extensions began in some Communities such as: La Romana, San Cristóbal, Montecristi, San Juan de la Maguana and Barahona. In each of these Provinces the pressure was decisive Towards the UCE of several representative sectors, for the installation of an enclosure academic building.

Thousands of professionals in the field of Law school, Engineering school, Education school, Administration school, Accounting school, among others, have contributed to the development Economic, social and cultural development of these distant communities.

Misión

The fundamental mission of the UCE is to form in a comprehensive way qualified and responsible professionals and technicians in diverse disciplines related to the Health Sciences, Humanities, Legal, Administrative and of Systems, Economic, Social, Engineering and Natural Resources, through offers Relevant academic, extension, linkage and services, that promote individual and collective development.

Visión

It is the vision of UCE to be an institution of national prestige and international projection; Of academic excellence in the development and management of knowledge. Focused on the training of professionals, with values based on truth; To the service and transformation of social and economic reality, to the scientific and technological progress of the region, the country and the world.

Universidad Central del Este has 47 years training professionals in different areas, which have stood out nationally and internationally. It is located to the east of the country in the city of San Pedro de Macorís, 45 minutes from the city Santo Domingo, and 30 minutes from the International Airport of las Americas.

The main campus of UCE has a total area of 148,000 m2, of which a third is construction. The buildings consist of five large blocks:

The Rectory Building, where the Rector's Office is located, Vice-Rector's Office, Academic Coordination and the following Academic Departments: Medicine, Law, Systems Engineering, Education, Engineering, Architecture, Teaching Development, as well as offices Administrative, - Registration, Admissions, Student Services, Financial Aid, Human Resources, Purchasing, Finances and Audit.

• Four buildings with a total of 126 classrooms, each with an average capacity of 60 students. The Computing Center of the Faculty of Systems Engineering is there as well.
• Building III - Laboratories of Basic Sciences, Specialties, Research Center, Dean of Postgraduate of the Department of Pharmacy and Dentistry.
• Building IV - Faculty of Law and Continuing Education.
• Cultural and Sports Arena is a building with a roof that has an area of 3,886 m2.

The seating area has a capacity for 5,000 people. It also has a softball field with an area of 10,000 m2 in which the tournaments inter, and extra walls take place.

• Library.
• UCE Hospital Center, San Pedro de Macorís
• UCE Medical Center, Santo Domingo
• Hotel Escuela Macorix, San Pedro de Macorís.

Our academic system is by semester where each one consists of 16 weeks. In a calendar year the semesters are divided as follows: January-April, May-August and September-December. Our open-door policy allows us to have admissions three times a year to begin each of these semesters, said admissions open 45 days before the beginning of each of these. If you are interested in obtaining more information about Admissions, you can write to admisiones@uce.edu.do.

UCE has different curricula for both national and international students, which are detailed below:

We have additional costs corresponding to:

Medical Insurance: US$ 224.00

University refund policy and the effects of withdrawal.

When a student wishes to withdraw one (1) or more subjects (partial withdrawal), certain factors must be considered to determine the effects that the withdrawal will have on the student and in this way inform the student about the consequences of their decision.

One of the advantages of an officially withdrawn subject is that it will not be considered for the calculation of the academic index.

The points that must be considered when making the partial withdrawal are the following:

Academic Status: It is necessary to consider if the student is in academic test, if he has withdrawn the subject previously and the number of times that has been withdrawn. For this, verify an internal record of the student, considering his / her academic record in both the current and previous courses, if that is the case.

Notify the Student of the Consequences of Partial Withdrawals:

• The student may withdraw the same subject a maximum of three times during the race (Art. 60 Academic Regulations).
• If it is the third time that you withdraw this subject, you can only take up to a maximum of 15 credits the following semester, until you approve this subject.

In this case it will be compulsory to select the subject in question.

• If the student in question is studying medicine or dentistry a partial withdrawal can affect your level change (from Pre-Medical to Pre-Clinic, Pre-Clinic to Clinic and Clinic to Boarding) so you could have That give up to an additional semester to complete its level, since according to resolutions 14/2010 and 22/2011, you cannot go from one level to another, until all the credits of each level have been approved.
• Check if the subject is a prerequisite of another. For example: If the student withdraws General Chemistry this semester, it will not be able to take Inorganic Chemistry in the following semester.
• If the student participates in the Federal Loan program, it is necessary to appear before the Department of Financial Assistance, where they will be given the necessary guidance on the policies of Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) and Time and Average, as well as the impact of these Regulations on your eligibility for federal loans.

TOTAL, REMOVALS:

When a student wishes to make a full withdrawal of a semester, certain factors must be considered to determine the effects of the withdrawal on the student and thus inform him of the consequences of his decision.

The student may make a maximum of two (2) total withdrawals during his or her career. The withdrawn semester is that it will not be considered for the calculation of the academic index.

For a first total withdrawal, the student must justify to the corresponding address, the reasons for the same. If the situation warrants it, the Management will send the student to the Counseling and Psychology Department for evaluation and recommendations.

With a third total withdrawal, the student is separated from the race, unless he is present before the Vice-rectoría of Communication and Student Services causes of force majeure; In case of being received by this, will submit it to the Academic Council for its decision.

The points that must be considered when making the total withdrawal are the following:

Notify the Student the Consequences of Total Withdrawals:

In the case of a student with Federal Loan facility, it is necessary that he / she appear before the Department of Financial Assistance, where the necessary orientations will be given to the student about the policies of Satisfactory Progress and Time and Medium, as well as the impact of these Regulations on your eligibility for federal loans. In addition, this student must complete the Exit Interview in said Department.

who are federal loans; When you register with a receipt at zero, you will not be refunded money, but rather you will be eliminated all or parts of the charges, as appropriate.

Unless the student withdraws before the start of the semester, the health insurance charge will not be waived.

Before you make a withdrawal, either partial or total, go through the Department of Student Services (if you are a Dominican student) or International Affairs (If you are a foreigner) to advise you of the consequences of your decision.

Re-registration Process.

As a student of federal loans, to re-enroll you must go to the Financial Assistance Department, within the enrollment dates established on the academic calendar, to complete your re-enrollment intention. This form must be taken to the Fund, where you will receive a receipt in US $ 0.00 (Zero dollars) which will leave you registered for the next term.

If you are a foreign student, and you need a payment agreement for your registration for the next term, please go to the Department of International Affairs, who will gladly assist you with this process.

The following policies are posted on the UCE website in the: U.S. Student Consumer Information and Financial Aid sections. These written policies are given to each student upon application for and disbursement of U.S. Direct Loans.

University regulations provide for the refund of unearned tuition and fees. The University Refund policy calls for a refund when a student withdraws fully from the semester. In accordance with these policies, reimbursement of unused tuition and certain fees are proportional to the instruction that the student did not receive because of the withdrawal.

Withdrawal:

Students have the right to withdraw from their studies during the semester (payment period). The date of withdrawal is the date the student submitted a written notice of withdrawal to the Registrar or the last date of attendance whichever occurs first.

Good Standing:

Students maintain good standing by complying with all academic rules and regulations and remaining current in all financial obligations. The University reserves the right to withhold services, transcripts and certifications from students who are not in good standing.

Return of Title IV Refund Policy (R2T4)

The Return to Title IV policy (R2T4) regulation is complementary to but separate from the University Refund Policy. The R2T4 policy applies to any recipient of Direct Loans - Title IV funds who withdraws during an enrollment period in which the student began attendance. It refers to the % of the loan proceeds that will be returned to the U.S. Department of Education and result in the reduction of the Direct Loan borrowed by the student for that payment period. during an enrollment period in which the student began attendance. It refers to the % of the loan proceeds that will be returned to the U.S. Department of Education and result in the reduction of the Direct Loan borrowed by the student for that payment period.

Right to Withdraw:

As per University policies, students have the right to withdraw from their studies during the semester (payment period). The University is not required by their accreditation agency to take attendance and therefore, the” withdrawal date” is the date the student notifies the Registrar or the Director of Financial Aid either verbally or in writing of their intent to withdraw. If notification of their intent to withdraw is not given by the student, the last date of attendance is used as the student’s withdrawal date for Title IV purposes.

Amount of Title IV Refund

• When a student applies for Federal Loans, they sign a statement that the funds will only be used for educational purposes. Therefore, if the student withdraws before completing their program, a portion of the funds he/she received from the Direct Loan program may be unearned aid and may have to be returned to pay down the amount of loan borrowed.
• A student is only eligible to retain the percentage of Title IV aid disbursed that is equal to the percentage of the enrollment period completed by the student. If more than 60% of the enrollment period has been completed by the student, then no Title IV aid must be returned. The University is required by the Title IV regulations to calculate the amount of earned and unearned aid each time a student withdraws.

Universidad Central Del Este calculates the amount of tuition that must be returned to the Title IV Federal Loan program according to the policies listed below. While Unearned Title IV aid must be returned, if the R2T4 funds result in a balance due the University, that balance due shall remain the liability of the student.

Calculating the Return of Title IV Refund

The calculated amount of the Return of Title IV (R2T4) funds that are required for students affected by this policy are determined according to the following definitions and procedures as prescribed by the regulations.

• The amount of Title IV aid earned is based on the amount of time a student spent in academic attendance, and the total aid received. Because these requirements deal only with Title IV, the order of return of unearned funds does not include funds from sources other than the Title IV programs.
• Title IV funds are awarded to the student under the assumption that he/she will attend school for the entire period for which the aid is awarded. When a student withdraws or fails to complete their classes or fails to return from an SFA approved Leave of Absence, he/she may no longer be eligible for the full amount of Title IV funds that were originally scheduled to be received. Therefore, the amount of Federal funds earned must be determined. If the amount disbursed is greater than the amount earned, unearned funds must be returned to the Department of Education by the institution and the student.
• The institution has 45 days from the date that the institution determines that the student withdrew to return all unearned funds for which it is responsible. The school is required to notify the student if they owe a repayment via written notice.
• The student may return the funds they are responsible for under Direct Loan repayment options. In many cases the student fulfills this obligation under repayment.

In some cases, the student will withdraw while still having earned Direct Loan funds. The institution will determine the amount earned for a post withdrawal disbursement and advise the student or parent in writing that they have 14 calendar days from the date that the school sent the notification to accept a post withdraw disbursement. If a response is not received from the student or parent within the allowed time frame or the student declines the funds, the school will return any earned funds that the school is holding to the Title IV programs. Post-withdraw disbursements will occur within 90 days of the date that the student withdrew.

Calculating the Date of Withdrawal

Calculating the date of withdrawal for the purposes of R2T4 is determined by the Title IV regulations and may be different than the date of withdrawal from the University. For instance, a student may be granted a Leave of Absence from the University which is longer than the 180 Approved Title IV Leave of Absence - (SFA-Approved LOA).

• Student borrowers who have received an SFA - Approved Leave of Absence (SFA-ALOL) are not subject to R2T4 policy unless they fail to return by the specified end date of the SFA-ALOA. If not returning, the withdrawal date shall be the last date of attendance prior to the start of the leave of absence.
• However, it must be noted that an SFA Leave of Absence is subject to certain requirements. (See SFA Leave of Absence Policy under Attendance and Withdrawal).
• Student borrowers who are identified as withdrawn shall be subject to the R2T4 calculation. To determine R2T4 applicability, the Registrar’s office in consultation with the Director of Financial Aid shall determine the date of the SFA Title IV withdrawal.
• The Last Date of Attendance is used as the withdrawal date unless the student gives. Notification of withdrawal in writing or verbally to Registrar or Director of Financial Aid.
• The date of giving notice by the student shall be recorded and used as the date of withdrawal.
• Students who receive failing grades at the end of classes and regular examinations will be identified by the Registrar to determine whether a withdrawal occurred and determine a withdrawal date as appropriate.

The Registrar shall determine and notify the Financial Aid Officer (FAO) of the withdrawal date within 10 business days of notice from the student or the end of the regular examination period. The Financial Aid Officer shall perform the R2T4 calculation using the paper R2T4 form or if available the DOE web-based application.

The result of a R2T4 calculation shall be made within 5 business days of notice of withdrawal by the Registrar or Financial Aid Director. The return of funds to Title IV shall be completed within 35 but not more than 45 business days by the Bursar. Any credit balance will be disbursed as soon as possible and no later than 14 days after the calculation of the R2T4.

Funds that are returned to the federal government are used to reimburse the individual federal programs from which a student has received the aid. In accordance with Federal regulations, financial aid is returned in the following order, up to the net amount disbursed from each source:

1. Unsubsidized Federal Stafford Loan;

2. Subsidized Federal Stafford Loan;

3. Federal PLUS Loam;

4. Other Federal, private and /or institutional sources of aid.

Institutional policies

All regulations and policies of the University are described in the different regulations: Academic Regulations, Student Regulations, Disciplinary Regulations and Scholarship and Credits Regulations.

These are available through the UCE portal www.uce.edu.do by clicking on the tab of Information Center and Library.

This will lead you to the different links of Institutional Regulations, Resolutions and important documents that each student should know.

Map of Universidad Central del Este

General information

Any eligible US citizen or permanent resident can study borrowing money from the Federal Direct Loan Program at our university. The program consists of Direct Stafford Loans and Direct PLUS Loans for the Schools of Dentistry, Engineering and others; Currently the Medical, Nursing and Veterinary Schools are not eligible programs, nor the virtual programs.

The future belongs to you and Universidad Central del Este wants to help you achieve your goals and objectives. If you have been an excellent student, deposit your Notes record to be evaluated, in the Admissions Department. Below you will find the types of scholarships and facilities available to the students of the UCE.

SCHOLARSHIP BY INDEX.

The index scholarship program is the way in which the UCE rewards the young talents of secondary education in the Eastern Region and the country. To apply in this program, you must:

• Go through the Admissions Department, with your Record of Notes, sealed and signed.
• To have an Academic Average of 95 points in the four years of the baccalaureate.
• Maintain a Semiannual Index of 3.20 and up.
• This benefit includes the total exoneration of the cost of enrollment in the chosen race during the duration of the same.

EDUCATIVE CREDIT

Under this modality the following options are presented:

• FUNDAPEC Educational Credit
• UCE Educational Credit.

To apply in this program, you must:

Go through the Admissions Department, with your record of notes, sealed and signed. Meet the requirements for granting the same.

To have an index of 86 to 94 points of the four years of the baccalaureate.

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR THE MEMBERS OF THE SPORTS, CULTURAL AND RECREATIONAL GROUPS.

The members of the different sports, cultural and recreational groups will enjoy the exemption of 0% of the total value of the registration.

To belong to sporting or artistic groups you must go through the Department of Student Services, or call the phone +1 809-529-3562 Ext.2271, 2239.

SCHOLARSHIPS OF TEACHING AND ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF.

Universidad Central del Este with the interest of supporting its faculty and administrative staff, has an excellent scholarship program, for the benefit of its employees and direct dependents.

Universidad Central del Este, maintains agreements of academic and institutional cooperation, with different institutions:

• Apec Foundation for Educational Credit, INC. (FUNDAPEC),
• Ministry of Higher Education Science and Technology (MESCYT)
• Ministry of Youth
• Administrative Secretariat of the Presidency
• Municipal Council of San Pedro De Macorís
• Social Security of the National Police (ISSPOL).
• Secretary of State for the Armed Forces (FF AA)
• National Cooperative of Multiple Services of Teachers (COOPNAMA)
• Cemex Dominicana
• National Institute of Training and Teacher Training – INAFOCAN among others.

Doubts or clarifications please call: 849-889-1867, ext. 2239

Requirements for permanence in the Scholarship and Credits program.

• Maintain the academic index required in each modality of Scholarship or Credit.
• To exhibit an appropriate conduct and to comply with the norms established by the University.
• Provide a minimum of 10 hours a week to the University, in academic, administrative and other activities, which will be assigned by the activities department, which will be monitored by the Institution.
• Enroll all semesters in the enrollment period without surcharges, otherwise lose the facility of meca or credit irrevocably.
• Stay in the University continuously and without interruptions, except for any justified health eventualities.
• Continue the information that will be provided through your Institutional UCE email.

Because the Central University of Central America, must ensure the safety of its students, employees, teachers, and the general public, an emergency plan has been prepared to be implemented within the university campus.

RISK MANAGEMENT: It is the set of knowledge, measures, actions and procedures that are oriented to the planning, organization, direction and control of activities related to the prevention and attention of disasters. These risks are defined in three parts:

First Before:

1. Apply the knowledge gained regarding the preservation of physical integrity.
2. Facilitate access and work to emergency personnel.
3. Follow the instructions of the emergency personnel.

In addition to taking immediate action in any eventuality of natural phenomena (earthquakes, hurricanes, etc.), as well as to disasters caused as a result of Our own actions (fires, bombs, etc.), should detect situations related to this aspect that merit attention and make preventive and corrective recommendations in this regard.

Security is everyone's responsibility and the Office of Security oversees coordinating preventive and informative security efforts, as well as taking corrective actions to maintain a safe environment in our institution. Given the importance of maintaining the physical plant in a safe environment, the maintenance and cleaning staff will collaborate with the safety of service in the enclosure.

In order to prevent situations that threaten security, procedures are established, and actions are implemented that promote education related to different risk situations and the action to be taken before, during and after.

These procedures are based on reports from the Civil Defense, the Emergency Security Committee (COE), and the Department of Seismology.

All members of the university community will have a validated identification. Visitors will be identified with the service guard at the entrances to the venue and any vehicle entering the university grounds must have access permission (in this case, their entry ticket) and their drivers will be governed by the rules of speed control, Parking lots at the indicated locations, access to ramps and stairs will be kept free of people and obstacles. Green areas and trees will be pruned regularly, and lighting will remain in good condition.

The service security personnel (Supervisors) will give rounds around the premises and if they notice any anomaly, they will correct it and inform the Director of Security, in addition to annotating them in the book of news. Service Safety Supervisors will be maintained throughout the day and night in observing, detecting and troubleshooting safety hazards such as misplaced dangerous objects, slippery areas, and others.

ASSISTANCE AID PROGRAMS.

1. Doctors and ambulances (Red Cross Movimed).
2. Supervisors UCE.
3. Firemen.
4. Policemen
5. Civil Defense.
6. Red Cross
7. 911

Emergency telephones must be in visible place near the Administration.

VIGILANT POST ORDERS.

Use available radio for faster and more effective communication.

When a casualty or contingency occurs, you must act quickly and call for help and inform security and always following these provisions.

Employees should use the installed safety devices (medicine cabinet, fire equipment, emergency exits, alarm systems’).

Emergency Brigades must act according to their instructions.

IMMEDIATE ACTION IN CASE OF FIRE.

1. Give the alarm bell in a prudent way so as not to create panic.
2. Maintain calm and serenity to act.
3. Assess the dimensions of the fire.
4. Take the nearest fire extinguisher.
5. Take it to the place of the fire, without removing the insurance.
6. When reaching the place of fire, remove the safety, take one hand with the hand of transport and with the other hand the hose, nozzle or bugle.
7. Approaching the fire in favor of the wind, as far as possible.
8. Activate the trigger by directing the discharge to the base of the flames in a reciprocating manner.
9. The fire extinguisher must be totally discharged on the fire, making sure not to leave embers that could restart the fire.
10. Remove from the place, trying not to turn away or watch closely even after suffocating.
11. Place the extinguisher emptied on the floor horizontally.
12. Evacuate all persons from the area, according to evacuation instructions and if necessary, to make a general evacuation.
13. If it is a machine that produces the fire, it must be disconnected.
14. Turn off the air conditioning of the place or central air.
15. Refill extinguishers.
16. Make the report of the incident.

Not Working Hours:

1. Our office facilities are guarded by security personnel constantly 24 hours a day.
2. As soon as the post guards notify a new facility, they will notify the immediate supervisor to verify the situation and take the measures that the case warrants.
3. If it is necessary to enter the establishment, it will be done with the presence of the Security Supervisor.

POSSIBILITIES OF THEFT

The main activity of this statement makes us think about the importance we must have in the planning and protection of our inventories; it is an effort of all to maintain quality by providing the correct behavior of our behavioral norms.

ANSWER TO THEFT:

1. Fixed positions of Watchers
2. Patrols
3. Control of keys
4. Protection Lighting
5. Control of documents
6. Control of waste
7. Control of tools
8. Control of office equipment
9. Stationery control
10. Personnel control
11. Inventory Control
12. Alarm systems
13. Special Services

POSSIBILITIES OF EARTHQUAKE:

a) It is never known when an earthquake or its intensity will occur.

b) Always be prepared for any kind of emergencies.

c) This means being prepared to react immediately to survive, save lives, protect property, prepare psychologically that you do not have to go running senseless causing injuries to others like your own, you have to learn to act with serenity, to be patient and controlling Your nerves.

SAFETY RULES DURING An EARTHQUAKE:

a) Remain calm. Having courage and not terrorizing or running, this is the main rule of safety, usually the sense precedes the movement for a split second, this is enough time to react and act, if you can stay calm you can control with greater Emergency situations. All consequences that may arise with decision-making should be considered.d.

b) Inside a building, do not try to get out.

CONDITIONS OF DANGER

1. Stand under a building beam, the frame of a door or any part of a structural frame of the buildings, these are the less likely to collapse and are also those that absorb the impact of any object that falls.
2. We can also protect ourselves by staying under a strong table or desk.
3. We should never approach the windows, on the contrary it is recommended to look for the corners of the building.
4. The most important thing: you should look for a shelter that provides a space of air in case of collapse, if the shelter moves does not come out, stay below if necessary, we must be careful of falling objects, such as bricks, lamp, Masonry, glass etc.
5. Move away from windows, sliding doors with glass, mirrors, planters or pots or hanging or suspended objects.
6. Collect anything that is on hand and that can protect us from sharp objects.
7. We should not rush to leave.
8. Stairs, if they exist, can be collapsed and the outlets saturated with people, we should never use the elevators.

If we were in a very busy place. We must not rush to leave, we should seek the best exit with the greatest care possible considering the risks of the EVACUATION ROUTE, if known. If they do not know ask and / or take the necessary precautions.

IF WE ARE ON THE STREET:

1. Moving away from buildings, walls, light poles and electric power, these are very dangerous in case of earthquakes and fires, it is very common to find cables pulled and loaded with energy after an earthquake, for which it is very important that we know some or Most security procedures.
2. If we are inside a car and have fallen wires loaded with energy on it, we must stay inside it. The car is usually isolated and unless we touch metal parts, it will protect us from electric shock until we receive external help.
3. People, metal and wet objects are conductors of electricity.

SAFETY RULES AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE.

Within the first minutes:

1. Do not be terrified, remain calm and think, waiting for the whole movement to end, do not go down the stairs running and do not rush to the outside.
2. Lanterns are some of the best light sources after an earthquake, do not light matches or cigarettes or actions any type of electrical switch, proceed with extreme caution.
3. Protect your hands in areas near glass or splinters, as well as protect your head and face.
4. Develop a quick inspection to detect possible injuries or people trapped, if necessary and if you have the knowledge apply FIRST AID, but never try to transport seriously injured persons, unless they are in danger of collapse or an explosion or Something similar.
5. Develop a review of the area trying to detect comatoses of fires, gas leaks or some other type of risk.
6. If a fire is detected, turn off all the flames, disconnect all electrical equipment and cut off the general electric power, close the main gas valve, check the water pipes.

Within the next few hours:

1. No electrical switches, equipment or devices with open flames if gas leakage is suspected, this may cause an explosion or fire.
2. Do not neglect the care of injured or trapped people, seek help if necessary.
3. Use battery radios to keep you informed of events in case of disasters due to lack of electricity.
4. Try to clean the place where glasses, rusty iron, rubbish and harmful toxic products are found.
5. Do not drive a vehicle unless it is extremely necessary, if it is in your hands, clear public thoroughfares for emergency vehicles.
6. Use the telephone to report cases of extreme emergency.
7. Try to keep enough food for the next few hours or days, do not eat or drink canned foods.
8. Promote cleaning, saving water and so on.
9. Inspect the locality where we are in order to detect risks on the structures of buildings or any type of risk and not occupy until completely sure of the extinction of risks.

EVACUATION.

It is the action by which a place or situation that is under dangerous conditions is abandoned or vacated.

PREPARING TO LEAVE THE WORK AREA:

1> Try Acting quickly, but without precipitation.to stay calm and try not to alarm your colleagues.
5. Disconnect the electrical equipment at your expense.
6. If possible, keep work papers and securities under lock and key.
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8. Follow instructions from the Department Manager, floor or building, or in case of Security personnel, who coordinate the actions. Do not make decisions individually.
9. Placed properly formed in the lines of the exit that is ordered. 7- Have knowledge of the meeting point.

DURING EVACUATION:

1. To avoid falls and slips, do not wear high heels or shoes, in any case it is preferable to go down barefoot.
2. Do not use the elevators, if they exist.

KEEP THE ORDER AND CALM:

1. Follow the designated evacuation routes.
2. Go down the stairs in a continuous way, with order, without stopping, do not run or push your companions.
3. Assist your physically disabled peers.
4. Do not try to come back if you forgot something.
5. Do not run, do not push, do not shout.

AFTER EVACUATION:

10. When reaching the ground floor, go to the concentration area, do not stay in the vicinity, you can take risk without need.
11. Do not obstruct the actions of rescue or combat of a fire.
12. Remember that the crowds of curious people distract human resources that can participate in relief work.
13. Do not try to return to your workplace, whatever the reason.

RISK ASSESSMENT OF CENTRAL DEL ESTE UNIVERSITY

THREATS:
1. Earthquake
2. Protests
3. Rains, (floods of Paqueo)
4. Fires
5. Cyclones
6. Terrorist Attacks
7. Spillage or fuel leakage (external)

THE WATCHER MUST:

1. Introduce yourself 30 minutes before your shift is due.
2. Arrive properly uniformed with regular haircut, neat, well shaved and polished footwear.
3. Monitor inside and outside the premises the safety of customers, employees and merchandise.
4. Stay in your assigned position, mindful of the care of your responsibilities.
5. Bring a service book with you to record everything that happened during your service shift, which should inform the service supervisor and the Safety Manager.
6. Inform the personnel of the following shift, the instructions to be given by the Chief of Security.
7. Report immediately to the Chief of Security, any situation that endangers the safety of the company, employees and students.
8. Be in the expectation of any person who enters packages or packages, and will follow up until leaving the premises, will also apply to internal staff.
9. Record data to vehicles with suspicious persons near the premises, notify immediately.
10. Memorize as far as possible the physique of the people that enter the enclosure and that their attitude is suspicious.
11. Stop any person attempting to leave the premises with an item and without the corresponding authorization, should call the Service Supervisor.
12. Detect the arrival of our executives and be active.
13. Be attentive to calls for support from the Safety Manager under any circumstances.
14. Do not allow entry after hours unless otherwise authorized in writing by the Department of Safety.
15. Every visitor will sign the visitor record both at the entrance and at the exit and will be asked for an identification document to give him the visitor's card.
16. The security guard will tell you which parking spaces are designated for visitors.
17. The guardian will announce the visit to the employee in question, or otherwise, will indicate the waiting room, where the referred employee will pass.
18. All merchandise leaving the company must have a driver signed by the authorized person of the Department.
19. The employee or visitor must declare any equipment or material that enters the company to avoid inconveniences upon departure.
20. All employees arriving after hours must present their identification card.
21. Former employees are not authorized to enter the plant, they should be questioned, what is the reason for their visit?

EVERY MONITORING PROVIDER SHOULD CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING:

1. Never be abusive or compassionate.
2. Never give information about University.
3. Be polite and show friendship in moderation.
4. Keep a firm and active attitude.
5. I refused with courtesy to answer no question saying: sorry, company policy prohibits talk about work, if you wish you will give the superior's name, maybe I can help. (Notify immediately).


SANCTIONS REFERRED TO IN THE CRIMINAL CODE AND APPLIED TO THE FOLLOWING INFRACTIONS

1. VIOLATIONS TO THE LAW OF DRUGS AND / OR ALCOHOL.

The law that regulates or contemplates the sanctions to this infraction is the Law 50-88.

2. SEXUAL OFFENSES

The Penal Code provides for penalties for this type of offense in Chapter I, Section 4ta, Articles 303-2, 330, 331, 332, 333 and 334, pages 85-91.

3. ROBBERY

The Penal Code provides for penalties for this type of offense in Chapter II, Section One, Articles 379, 380, 381, 382, 383, 384, 385, 386 and following, pages 109-117.

4. ASSAULTS

The Penal Code provides for penalties for this type of crime in Chapter II, Section One, Articles 381, 382 and 383. Pages 109-110.

5. HURT OF VEHICLES

The Penal Code provides for penalties for this type of offense in Chapter II, Section One, Articles 379, 380, 381, 382, 383, 384, 385, 386 and following, pages 109-117.

6. HOMOCIDES>

Crimes and crimes against individuals, including Homicide, Murder Parricide, Infanticide and Poisoning. Punished in articles 295, 296, 297, 298, 299, 300,301 et seq. Pages 72-85.

7. ARMOR POSSESSION

Law No. 36 on Porte and Holding of firearms.

8. FALLS THAT RESULT IN WOUNDS IN THE BODY.

The Penal Code provides for penalties for this type of offense in Chapter I, Section 2da, Articles 309, 310, 311, 312, 313, 314,315, 316, 317, 318, pages 76-83.

NUMBER OF STUDENTS WITH LOANS IN THE YEAR 2019

NUMBER OF DIFFERENT STUDENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR 262

NUMBER OF DIFFERENT STUDENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR 7,276

Through the validations, the University can recognize the academic work done by students from other Universities.

The validations will be made at the request of the student before and during the admission process. Once enrolled you can no longer apply.

To be able to start with the process of Convalidations the student must submit to the Dept. of Admissions two original transcripts of credits in Spanish or duly translated by legal interpreter, from the University of origin. If the student has been in more than one university, he / she must deposit one of each one.

The student will bear all expenses resulting from this legalization process including taxes payable to the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology (MESCYT). The student must go to MESCYT to pay their taxes with the Official Transcript Apostilled in their hands. The student will deliver to the UCE a copy of the payment receipts.

The student must have passed a minimum of 6 credits at the university of origin.

Only 50% of the credits required for the degree that the student aspires may be validated.

For each validated subject you will be charged a fee of US $ 50.00 per subject. This charge must be paid once the legalization process has been completed.

The legalization process is carried out by the Ministry of Higher Education Science and Technology (MESCYT), previously known by the acronym SEESCYT, which is the state body that governs higher education in the Dominican Republic. The student is responsible for following up on this process, which concludes once that document becomes legalized to this university. MESCYT has legalization costs of documents which are borne by the student.

Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology.
Address:Ave. Maximo Gómez No. 31,
Corner; Pedro Henriquez Ureña,
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Phone Number1+809-731-1100
Correo electrónico: info@seescyt.gov.do
www.seescyt.gov.do