Please excuse that this response is overdue. I have been trying to collect the needed transfer application material from the appropriate Bard High School Early College (BHSEC) administrators.
After lengthy discussions with the Dean of Studies, Siska Brutsaert, she has adamantly concluded that I have not completed any college credits, after the fulfillment of high school requirements. Therefore, I am not eligible to apply to Cornell University, her alma mater, except as a 2018 freshman.
This is in despite of:
· The recognition of the successful fulfillment of the BHSEC high school and NYS Regent requirements with an official June 2015 speech by Julia Guerra, my then advisor, accepting the group I was a part of during my first two years
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o The Bard Early College website states *“all high school requirements are fulfilled during the freshman and sophomore (high school) years”. o A screenshot of the specific requirements a Bard student must have completed at the end of 10th grade to qualify for the college academic credit portion is below.
· It is also contrary to the touting in presentations and school tours by both staff and students for the New York City competitive applicants of the completion of high school at the end of the 10th grade so the Associate degree are completed during the next two years.
I am afraid that there may be prejudice involved that is jeopardizing my applications.
According to my online checkoff list, the Bard Early College Administration has yet to send all of the required transfer application items, though submissions had an October schedule.
If possible, I would like a time extension for the lack of required transfer materials as attempts to get definitive answers from the NYC Board of Education have been so frustrating and slow. However, I have no means of knowing a BOE response
Families and students in grades 6 through 10 may choose to attend and admission is by lottery. Student population is about 300 and there is no cost to attend this alternative public school that operates under the same student budget allocation as other district schools.
• make satisfactory academic progress (successfully complete courses with grade of A, B, C, D or P at least 66% of the hours attempted each term with a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or above.)
Caitlin just recently transferred the the Richmond Middle School, in Richmond, Missouri on November 6th, 2017, from Liberty University Online Academy in which she withdrew from on November 6, 2017. However, she did not receive any credits during the time she was enrolled in the Online Academy. On May 26, 2017, Caitlin withdrew from the Governor Sanford B. Dole Middle School in Honolulu, Hawaii and enrolled in the Liberty University Online Academy on July 3, 2017. According to Caitlin's transfer IEP, Caitlin's family has moved about every two to three years due to her father's career in the U.S. Army; in which she has previously lived in North Carolina, Missouri, Germany, Arizona, Texas, Hawaii and now back to Missouri.
Literally. In order to be in college as a high school, you have to show that you are college level. The college will know whether you are (or aren’t..) by the Texas Success Initiative Test, or TSI. This is a three or four hour test so be prepared. If you have done all the paperwork, you should receive an email with your Campus Wide ID, or CWID. You will need this number to take the pre-TSI. The pre-TSI is only a couple questions, so don’t worry if you end up getting a 66%. The test isn’t taken into account, it is just for you to know where you are. There is also study guides and practice problems you can do. After this, you will need to go to the campus and take your test. The TSI has a small fee that you must pay in order to take the test. Once you pay (at the campus), go to the testing center and take your test. When you’re done you should get a printed version of your scores. Make sure to hold on to them just in case. There can be an error and the college not have any record of you taking the test, so that piece of paper may just save you (not a personal experience at all...). On the front it says the minimum scores and inside it says your scores. If your scores are equal to or higher than the minimum, congratulations, you are college ready! If not, no big
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I would welcome the opportunity to expand upon my application either through a visit to the school and/or at interview.
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...ch environment filled with opportunity and funding when the time comes. I thank Empire State College for the role that they are playing in this process and hope to complete our relationship with the expected degree and foundation.
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from high school or have completed less than two years of college, they do not