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- Transfer Applicants - Undergraduate Admissions
If you are concurrently (or dual) enrolled in a high school secondary school and a college or university, you should apply for first-year admission What we look for In evaluating transfer applicants, we look for students who have taken the STEM coursework needed to succeed on our transfer entrance exams
- Dual Enrollment | California Community Colleges Chancellors Office
For High School Students Dual enrollment provides students the unique opportunity to take community college classes while still in high school Dual enrollment enables high school students to take college courses, taught by college professors, at their high school campus
- Dual Enrollment For High School Students | I Can Go to College . . .
Dual Enrollment programs in California let high school students take community college courses This means you can earn both high school and college credits at the same time through the same class It's a great way to get a head start on your college education, explore different subjects, and graduate high school with up to a year or more of college credits already under your belt
- Dual Enrollment and Application Integration
When dual enrollment courses are facilitated through their high school or high school equivalency program, students often assume that related information is part of their secondary transcript Regardless of what may appear on high school or high school equivalency records, during the admission process, colleges require an oficial transcript from each community college where dual enrollment
- Admission to Upper Classes by Transfer | Caltech Academic Catalog
Caltech admits transfer students for the fall term only We require a completed application, letters of recommendation, an official transcript from the last secondary school attended and all colleges or universities attended, descriptions of all college-level math and science courses, and completion of the Caltech Transfer Entrance Examinations
- Dual enrollment - University of California
Dual enrollment programs have expanded rapidly, allowing high school students to take college courses on their high school campuses and jump-start their college careers The following guidance is relevant for both California high school and community college counselors advising dual enrollment students
- Selecting High School Courses - Undergraduate Admissions
Selecting High School Courses We talk a lot about academic rigor, but what do we mean? At Caltech, we have high expectations in the classroom, and we expect students to think critically To prepare for that, we want to see that you are challenging yourself Are you stretching your intellect? If you are, you'll likely want to do the same in college
- Dual Enrollment Guidance - CCSF
Dual Enrollment Guidance For California High School and California Community College Counselors and Advisers questions are generated surrounding UC admissions enrollment and how it is used to meet freshman admission requirements: to including California of misinformation enrollment schools and coursework California speculation community is reported on the UC admission dual enrollment The
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