Defined first-year student: You have graduated from high school or received an GED and have never enrolled in another college or university. Applicants who earned college credits in high school are still first-year applicants. International students who are not U.S. citizens or permanent residents must submit the appropriate first-semester or transfer student application and meet the appropriate admission requirements. Students taught in a language other than English must take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) exam and achieve a minimum TOEFL score of 500 on the paper-based exam or 61 on the Internet exam. A score of five or more on the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) exam is also acceptable. Once a student has been admitted to Bronx Community College by the University Admissions Processing Center (UAPC), they will be asked to submit financial information and other documents that meet the requirements to issue form I-20. Once the student has received an I-20 form, he/she can request an appointment at a U.S. embassy in their home country to apply for a student visa. Applications for I-20 visas and student visas can be directed to the International Advisor in the Office of the Registrar, Colston Hall [CO] 513, 718.289.5892. Students who fail to achieve the required scores on the SAT, ACT or New York State Regents exams can meet the performance requirements based on CUNY Proficiency Index scores as follows: For point requirements instead of grades, A-level grade A* = 56, A = 48, B = 40, C = 32, D = 24, E = 16.For more details, see the UCAS website: www.ucas.com/ucas/undergraduate/getting-started/entry-requirements/ucas-undergraduate-tariff-points All Applicants must meet the following admission requirements to be admitted to the college: Some programs limit access to applicants who have not yet met certain requirements. Applicants who have not yet met these requirements may be admitted to the college to enroll in pre-trial courses. NB Goldsmiths announces a new law degree program in its prospectus, but there are no entry requirements on the Goldsmiths (www.gold.ac.uk/institute-management-studies/law/) or UCAS website.
Strathclyde (MChem/BSc) (Year 2) AAA-ABB (3 from Chem./Ma./Ph./Bio.; if 2, entry of year 1 taken into account) The admission requirements for non-graduate students are the same as the admission requirements for enrolled students. Non-graduate (non-enrolled) students must apply directly to the Bronx Community College Admissions Office. University admission requirements: A LevelsN.B. Requirements for topics are complex and detailed on (e.g.) GCSEs are not included here. Selection of universities: Russell Group and ex-1994 Group and a few others, including those with the highest entry requirements. An applicant who has previously attended another college, university or post-secondary institution must indicate this in a transfer application. The applicant must also request the former institution to submit official transcripts, including an official statement of withdrawal conditions, directly to UAPC, Box 359023, Bay Station, Brooklyn, NY 11235-9023. Even if participation in such a college has been for a short period of time and no grades are recorded, an official transcript of the college is required. College courses taken at accredited institutions that meet Bronx Community College standards may be considered for transfer loans. For CUNY college courses, any successful grade for credit is acceptable; In a non-CUNY college, a minimum Level C course is required. For a 60-credit associate degree, students are allowed to complete a maximum of 30 advanced status credits (transfer credits) in equivalent courses taken at accredited college-rank institutions. The total number of credits authorized by BCC for a 60-credit associate degree cannot exceed 30, regardless of whether the courses were taken at other institutions prior to admission, during attendance, or after leaving Bronx Community College.
Students enrolled in an associated degree program that requires more than 60 credits (e.g., medical laboratory technician) can earn more than 30 advanced-level credits. Students must meet a BCC residency requirement with 30 loans, which allows the balance of credits required for the program of study to be transferred/granted as an advanced level, possibly. For example, if a student is enrolled in a degree program that requires 66 credits, the maximum number of credits transferred to the degree requirements is 36. BCC alumni are limited to a maximum of 15 credits that are transferred to the OCC to complete the BCC degree. Transferred courses cannot be repeated by a student unless recommended by their academic departments in accordance with published guidelines. University admission requirements: A LevelsN.B. Check the details of the theoretical and practical requirements of the grade. Students can demonstrate that they meet the university`s proficiency requirements in English and mathematics based on their SAT, ACT or NY State Regents test scores: A portfolio of documents is usually required of applicants.
Some universities. accepts a pass into the Basic Diploma in Art + Design as an alternative to the requirements listed below. Admission requirements for universities: A-LevelsMany universities have 2 entry points each year. In addition, a student who wishes to transfer to the OCC and has been academically released from their former community college will have to wait for a traditional semester (Fall/Spring) before being eligible for admission to the OCC. This policy does not apply to 4-year-old college or university transfer students. Official copies of high schools or official transcripts of the colleges or universities they attended. • Completion of a 3-credit college-level English course with a grade of “C” or better from an accredited college or university (first-year students are those who have never attended college or university since graduating from high school or GED): Nottingham AAA (Ma. + Bio./Ch./Computing/DT/FMa./Geog./Geol/Ph.). East Anglia (MSci) AAB (1 by Geog/Geol/Ma/Econ/Bio/Ch/EnvSc/Ph) Dundee (2nd century) ABB (1 related art/design + “literary subject”) For more information, visit: www.bcc.cuny.edu/academics/academicdepartments/chemistry-and-chemical-technologydepartment/academic-advising-tutoring-supportservices/ Kent (Medway) BBB-BBC (Mus/MusicTechy. B, if taken). Norwich University of the Arts*? BBB (1 art, design or related media) Bristol UWE (BEng: Civil + Envtl.
Eng.) 112 (Ma. C) Southampton (MChem) AAA-AAB (Chem. + pref. Bio/Ma/Ph/FMa/Geog./Psy.) Loughborough* AAB (Mix of Science, Arts + Humanities Preferred) applicants must obtain and submit official transcripts. The admission authority is unable to obtain transcripts on behalf of the applicant. Bus from Cardiff. Mgt. w.
European Lang. (Fr/Ger/Spa) AAB (long) York AAB-ABB (Music A or Theory 5th year + Performance 8th year). ASAP Admissions Recruitment Specialist: Nathali Gil-Crotty Liverpool (Evolutionary Anthropology) BBB-BBCa (EPQ) City Acc + Fin * / Bank + IntFin / Inv + Fin Risk AAA-AAB + EPQExeter Acc + Fin AAA-AAB Gloucestershire Business Mgt. BBB / 120Hull MBus Management 120 Bristol (MSci / BSc) AAB (-ABC) (2 scis.) -ABB(-ABC)(3 scis.) (Ma. A*; + A in “accepted subjects”: FMa. pref.). Newcastle (MMath/BSc) AAA/A*AB (Ma A)-AAB/A*BB (Ma A + 1 scientific/artistic subject listed) Portsmouth (Ind Des; Prod Des + Innovation) 120-96 (min. 2 levels A; 2 “relevant topics”) Visit us for our live virtual counter, available on Mondays and Thursdays from 9am to 6.30pm and Fridays from 11am to 4pm.
After clicking, follow the instructions and provide an accurate phone number where you can get text messages. Once you join the virtual counter line, you will receive text messages indicating that it is your turn. We will then communicate with you via Zoom or a phone call. Cambridge A*AA (Ma., Art/Sci. Mix + useful essayist subject) KCL (Classics) AAB (Lat./Gk. A, if available at school) The residence of students under 24 years of age depends on the residence of their parents or guardians. Queen`s, Belfast AAB (Ma.+ 1 from Ph./Bio./Ch./DT/Elec./FMa., Ph.pref.). Glasgow A*AA (Bio + Ch + 1 pref. sci. – Art/Drama/HomeEcon./Music/PE unacceptable) Sheffield Hallam (MSci/BSc) 112 (Che. + Bio., 1 to C) Cambridge (Psych.&Behav.Scis.) A*AA (some universities: Bio./Ma.) Spring semester 2023: 25 January 2023 – 23 May 2023 Edinburgh (BSc) AAA-ABB (2 by Geog.( pref.) /Ma./Bio./Che./Ph./Geol.) Please register for an application workshop – RSVP HERE Plymouth (BSc) 112-104 (min. 2 A Levels, incl.
1 sci. B). Oxford (Classics) AAA (lat. +/or gk. for course 1) (class. Arch. + AH) AAA (lang./CC/AH classic useful). Lancaster (MSci/BSc) ABB (Chem. + 1 sci.) Leeds (BSc) ABB (Chem.) Liverpool (BA/BSc) ABB-BBBa(EPQ) (BSc – Geog./sci.) All applicants must pay an application fee of $65 or a transfer fee of $70. Online applicants are encouraged to pay with a credit card. You can also send your fee with a check or money order to CUNY/UAPC at the following address: General Freshman Admissions, CUNY/UAPC, PO Box 350136, Brooklyn NY 11235-0001.