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Dual credit courses - College Confidential Forums
College course work should be listed under the College and not under the HS. Here is what the UC application guide states: ** If any college/university-level courses were completed while in high school (including those completed as part of a dual enrollment program), applicants can add the college information after completing the high school ...
How to add college courses in Common App?
Hi, I took community college courses (dual-enrollment) during high school. I have a separate transcript from the community college. These courses do NOT show up on my high school transcript. But I cant find where to add these courses in Commp App. I’ve added the community college name in ‘Colleges and Universities’ section of Common App but that section doesn’t have any place to add ...
Are the GPA of courses taken at a community college factored into your ...
For any college course completed in grades 10-12 that is transferable for advanced-standing cedit at UC, enter CL in the space provided for honors status. be sure to include any college(s) you list here in Section IV. CL- Use CL to indicate transferable college/university courses taken at a college while enrolled in high school.
How to add community college courses in Common App
Most of the time college decisions are based on courses taken in high school for high school credit. The exception is dual enrollment, but that is not the case here. They should recalculate the GPA based on the high school classes and the difficulty of them. Like AP will get more of a boost then regular.
AP vs Community college classes - College Confidential Forums
parentologist March 14, 2023, 9:00pm 3. Unless your community college is the exception to the rule, it’s far better to take AP classes. In our area, AP classes are academically rigorous, to the point that they are the equal of even T20 level classes, but community college classes are so low level as to be rivaled by some middle school classes.
Should I do Early college (dual enrollment)
Like all other college applicants, all transcripts for all previous college courses are required to be sent to the colleges. Another thing if premed is a consideration…some medical schools have issues with required courses for medical school applicants taken at community colleges. @WayOutWestMom
Do colleges and ivies accept college credits from community college or ...
To be eligible for transfer credit, all college courses must be part of the standard college curriculum. College courses taken to satisfy high school graduation requirements cannot be used for college credit at CMC. Students in dual enrollment programs (high school-college) or homeschooled students who are taking college courses prior to their ...
Difference between 4 credit classes and 3 credit classes? - College ...
I recently learned that many colleges use the 4 credit class system whereas mine uses the 3 credit class system. In the 3 credit system, students generally take 5 3-credit courses per semester for a total of 15 credits. In the 4-credit system, students generally take 4 4-credit courses per semester for a total of 16 credits. Taking this amount of courses per semester allows the student to ...
'sitting in' college courses your not enrolled in?
In large lectures, no one will care if you just sit in on the class. In smaller classes most professors don’t mind auditors either, but we have to ask them for permission in advance and attend class regularly. If it’s a discussion-style class, it would be expected that auditors come prepared to participate actively. . fizix2 April 4 ...
Advice: UNC EA vs. RD- (in state) [B grades in summer college classes]
Hello! I’m a rising senior applying In-state from Wake county (competive county) to UNC Chapel Hill this year. I’m looking for advice because I took 4 summer classes at a community college and recieved Bs on all of them, so I was wondering if it would be better to do Regular Decision instead of Early Action so my most recent graded wouldn’t be all Bs. Prior to the summer I had all As ...
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