Finding pending approvals
A few ways to find students waiting for approval:- Overview tab → Pending Tasks KPI card — click to filter the student table
- Overview tab → student row — students with a pending clearance status are flagged in the table
- Activity Log (My Program → Activity Log) — filter by Type: Application Forms
Reviewing a student’s submission
Click any student to open their Student Details modal, then go to the Documents tab. The full pre-application appears with every field they entered and every document they uploaded during clearance, including:- Track selection
- Signed agreements
- Selected sites with supervisor contacts
- Liability insurance upload
- Any custom questions, forms, or quizzes you added

Taking action
If the application is inPending status, the Documents tab shows two buttons:
- Approve — grants the student full access to begin logging hours and participating in their assigned cohorts
- Reject — sends the application back. You’ll be prompted to leave a note explaining what needs to be fixed
The student sees your specific feedback the next time they log in, so they know exactly what to correct before re-submitting.
Approving an updated application
Students can also update their own approved application from the Clearance Tasks page (for example, to add a new site or fix a detail). When that happens, a new pending submission from that student appears in your queue while their previous approval stays active — the student keeps full Field Experience access until you review the update. Review it the same way as a first-time application; on approval, the update replaces the previously approved version.Granting a term extension
If your program uses submission windows to close new applications after a term’s cutoff date, you can grant a specific student an extension so they can still select or continue that term — no link or token, they just log in normally. You can start a grant from three places:- Clearance & Placement tab → Grant Extension — pick the term, the student, and a deadline.
- My Program → Terms and Tracks → term row → Extensions — pre-fills the term; pick the student and deadline.
- My Program → Members → student row → ⋮ → Manage Clearance — pre-fills the student; pick the term and deadline.
Managing submission windows in bulk
To adjust several terms’ open and close dates without editing each term individually, open the Clearance & Placement tab and click Manage Submission Windows in the header. Every active term appears with editable date fields and a Save button per row. Both buttons only appear when Restrict Applications by Submission Window is enabled under My Program → Settings.Per-level submission windows
By default, a term’s submission window applies to every program level (pre-practicum, practicum, internship, and so on). If you need to open or close a term for one level while leaving the others alone — for example, closing new practicum applications on Aug 1 but keeping internship open until Sep 15 — you can set a distinct window per level on that term. To set per-level windows:- Open My Program → Terms and Tracks and click a term to open Manage Term.
- In the Submission Window section, switch the mode toggle from One window for all levels to Different window per level.
- Each enabled program level gets its own start and end date fields. Leave a level’s dates blank to keep it always open; fill in only a start date to open indefinitely from that day; fill in only an end date to close at that date.
- Click Save Changes.
Per-level windows only take effect when Restrict Applications by Submission Window is enabled under My Program → Settings. Until then, every level in every term is open regardless of the dates you set.
Bulk handling
For programs with large cohorts coming through clearance at the same time:- Use the Members tab in My Program to sort students by clearance status
- Group students by track or term and review them in batches
- The Activity Log gives you a sortable, exportable history of every approval decision
Next step: Create and assign forms and reports for your students. See Step 4: Create & assign tasks.