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Students appointed to the SCEP may continue on the appointment for 120 days beyond the date of completing their work and academic requirements. This 120-day period is permitted by Executive Order 12015. At the end of the 120 days, if the graduate has not been converted to a position in the competitive service, he/she may be separated. Once a student appointed to the STEP has completed the requirements for his/her degree/diploma/certificate (as appropriate), he/she is no longer a student, and must be separated, even if the NTE on their current appointment has not been reached. The reason for the separation is that they are no longer students and therefore no longer meet the basic eligibility for the program. Executive Order 12015 does not apply to these graduates. If enrolled or accepted for enrollment in an additional educational program, they may be given a new appointment.
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Can a student appointed to one of the SEEP programs remain on the appointment once they have completed their educational requirements?
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