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 Foreign students may be admitted if they meet the entrance
 requirements established by the State Board for Vocational
 Education and the Florida State Board of Nursing. However,
 foreign students will not be eligible to write the licensing
 examination nor to practice nursing in Florida upon com-
 pletion of the course until they meet the citizenship require-
 ments set forth in Chapter 464, Florida Statutes.

 Secondary school students shall have satisfactorily com-
 pleted the eleventh grade before enrolling in the program.

2.43 Provisions for Recruitment, Selection, and Placement of
 Students. Policies for the recruitment, selection, and
 placement of students shall be established by the respective
 county boards of public instruction upon the suggestions and
 advice of the teachers of practical nursing education within
 the county and the local advisory committee for practical
 nursing education.

2. 44 Plan for Preclinical and Clinical Training.

 2.44-1 Length of Program in Months. The adult program
 shall be twelve months in length including vacation
 time.

 The preclinical phase of the same program on the
 secondary school level may be offered in the twelfth
 grade as an elective. Clinical experience shall
 follow graduation from high school. The one-year
 course in this case shall extend over a period of
 not more than 18 months including vacation time.

 2.44-2 Division and Arrangement of Training Time Between
 School and Hospital. The in-school adult foundation
 program shall consist of 30 hours per week
 instruction and supervised practice in school or
 hospital for approximately 16-18 weeks.

 Clinical training provided in hospitals or other
 health agencies shall consist of no less than 30
 hours nor more than 40 hours per week of
 instruction and experience for a minimum of 32
 weeks.

 In the secondary school, the foundation program
 shall consist of no less than 15 hours per week
 instruction and supervised practice in school or