Our accreditation standards require that we verify that students have graduated from high school, even if they are considered a transfer student. A GED or other high-school equivalency examination may be presented in lieu of a secondary school diploma. Yes. Even though these majors are non-performance oriented, Shenandoah Conservatory maintains a high standard of musicianship among all music majors.

Yes. Your application to the visiting student program will be evaluated based on your high school record. Please remember that as a visiting student you will not be working toward a degree at Johns Hopkins, although you may transfer the credits you earn to another institution.

No. The courses required for Secondary Certification are highly specialized. At this time, Dalton State College does not have the required courses for secondary certification.

K-12 students may be eligible to enroll as Special Admit students. See http://admissions.fullcoll.edu/specialadmit.htm for details and restrictions.

official letter from your high school (on school letter head, with the school seal), stating your name, social security number, and date of graduation, official certificate that documents successful completion of the California High School Proficiency Exam (CHSPE), official GED certificate. All documents provided must be presented in person and must be official. Do NOT mail documents. Photocopies are NOT accepted.

Only an Associates degree or higher will be accepted, because there is no way to verify the Higher Education Act criteria with out-of-business institutions.

Usually, yes. Ultimately it is up to your high school to decide which WSU credits are accepted and which WSU credits are not. Typically, 3 credits at WSU equal one credit (or a one-year course) at the high school. See the equivalency page for more detail.

The School Board's High School Graduation Requirements Policy can be accessed @ http://www.cherokee.k12.ga.us/Board_of_Ed/onlinemanual.htm

Either visit the ADVISING link on the college's web-site, or call the Advising Center at (931) 393-1719 for assistance. You can reach your advisor by campus email by using the first letter of his/her first name plus the entire last name @MSCC.EDU. For example: Professor John Smith can be reached at JSMITH@MSCC.EDU. Or call the Advising Center at (931) 393-1719 for program information.

Textbooks are available at our Campus Bookstore, located at Lone Star College?Tomball 281-351-3398 and Lone Star College?Willow Chase Center 281-401-5323

Secondary programs that offer ASL typically have only one ASL instructor per campus, while post-secondary institutions tend to have more than one ASL instructor. The fees are designed to promote the interests and needs of both levels.

evaluation may be possible with only your post-secondary transcripts, but we may require your secondary school transcript to check for admission requirements/course prerequisites.

Yes, we require an official transcript of your grades from EVERY college, university, or professional school that you attended. Although nursing experience is considered desirable in some situations, it is not required for admission.

If you are a Letters and Science student and require earlier proof of graduation, contact your degree auditor at 1113 Murphy Hall, (310) 825-2754. Depending on the timing of your request in the degree award process and when you need certification, there may be a fee. Non-Letters and Science students should contact a degree auditor in their school (see "Transcripts and Diplomas" in the Academic Policies section of the current Schedule of Classes for more details).

After graduation, many of our children continue their education in colleges and universities across the nation. Most decide to attend a Christian school while others choose community colleges or vocational schools. Every child is encouraged to pursue their academic studies and training.

Continental Academy is an educational institution and does not sell graduation rings, announcements or other commemorative items; however you will receive information about purchasing such items from Herff Jones, Continental Academy’s official diploma item supplier. For more information about Herff Jones, visit: www.herffjones.com.

You may earn a high school diploma from the state where you are now residing or you may earn a Louisiana high school diploma if you meet the Louisiana graduation requirements.

present (June 2007), SelfDesign has affiliated with the Clonlara program in Michigan to establish the possibility of a SelfDesign/Clonlara graduation program. If there is sufficient interest within the SDLC and HLN communities, members of SelfDesign exec and a selection of our Learning Consultants are interested in designing a grad program that could begin as early as Sept. 2007.

A high school diploma or GED is not a prerequisite for admission to a technical college, but the diploma or GED may be required for admission into specific academic programs. Students who are admitted to a technical college, enrolled in six or more credit hours, and who meet the other eligibility requirements may receive lottery tuition assistance.

The Theatre department has no specific requirement. All applicants must meet the general Admission Requirements for the college.

Definitely, we must have a final, official high school transcript in each student???s file. Students without final, official documents will have a hold put on their account and will not be able to register for a second semester until the document arrives.

Many students who engaged in binge drinking in high school continue this behavior when they get to college. Very few high school binge drinkers stop binge drinking in college. However, many students who did not binge drink in high school begin binge drinking in college. Some aspects of the college environment may promote binge drinking. Colleges should consider action to help prevent those students who did not binge drink in high school from taking up this behavior in college.

If you are currently a college student or are returning to college after a break, send your college transcripts for all college coursework completed from August 1996 through fall term/semester 2006 for each college, including work on prior degrees. For work completed before August 1996, you may send transcripts that demonstrate academic achievement.

You do not need to list all the schools, only the most recent school that you have gained your qualifications from.

Nova Scotia high school students registering in grade 10 for the first time in September 2001 will require a minimum of 18 credits to graduate. No more than seven (7) of the 18 credits may be for grade 10 courses, and at least five must be grade 12 courses.

Yes. Official transcripts are required from all high schools and colleges you previously attended even if you withdrew from the course(s) or the course(s) were non-academic or not applicable to your college major.

Students are provided with a late model laptop computer, printer, and reimbursement for Internet service.

Even if they are not required for high school graduation, most colleges require at least three, and preferably four, years of studies in the following core courses: In addition, most colleges require at least two years of the same foreign language. Computer science courses or courses that require students to use computers in research and project preparation are often essential for college performance. Participation in extracurricular activities is also a good idea in high school.