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y employing the same assessment methods as are used for the campus course. • The course is recorded on the college transcript the same as all other college courses. Home-schooled Applicants A student who has been home-schooled may apply for admission to C-GCC if he/ she has reached the compulsory age of 16, or 17 for school districts that select that age, and the student’s equivalent high school class has already graduated. The home-schooled student must: • Submit a Columbia-Greene Application for Admission. • Interview with an admissions counselor. • Submit to the college verifcation from the school district of residence that the student will meet the compulsory education requirements through full-time college study. This documentation must indicate that the student has completed the homeschooling or indicate the projected date of completion. It may be in the form of a letter on the district or institution’s letterhead. It cannot be a homemade transcript or letter from a parent. If the student’s home-schooling experience was not monitored by a school district or accredited institution, or there is not suffcient evidence that the student completed the home study, he/she will be considered a student without a high school diploma or GED. • Complete a placement test and demonstrate the ability to do collegelevel work in reading, mathematics and English. If test results indicate the need for transitional courses, the student must enroll in these courses. COLUMBIA-GREENE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2012-2013 CATALOG early Admission for Homeschooled Applicants Home-schooled students have the following two options, once they have reached the compulsory age, as defned by New York State Education Department: 1. Students enroll part time at C-GCC as non-matriculated students while continuing to take their high school level courses. Students may take courses part time in the summer after completion of the equivalent of their junior year or during the equivalent of their senior year. Part-time early admissions applications specifcally for home-schooled students are available from the C-GCC Admissions Offce. Before a student can register, the following criteria must be met: • Submit a completed Early Admissions Application for Home- Schooled Students to the C-GCC Admissions Offce. • Submit offcial documentation from the school district (on the school’s letterhead) or accredited institution monitoring the homeschooled experience that attests to the student’s satisfactory completion of the equivalent of the junior year in high school. • Take the placement exam and score college level in English, reading and math. • Obtain approval from the C-GCC Admissions Offce. 2. Students enroll full time at C-GCC as matriculated students before completing their home-schooled experience. Students in this category must meet all C-GCC admissions requirements normally mandated of home-schooled college freshmen including: 21
COLUMBIA-GREENE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2012-2013 CATALOG • Submit a Columbia-Greene application for admission. • Interview with an Admissions Counselor. • Submit offcial documentation from the school district (on the school’s letterhead) or accredited institution monitoring the homeschooled experience that attests to the student’s satisfactory completion of the equivalent of the junior year in high school. • Take the placement exam and score college level in English, reading and math. international students In addition to a Columbia-Greene Application for Admission, international students must provide C-GCC with the following information before we can make an admissions decision: foreign student financial statement The student must submit original or offcially certifed bank statements or income verifcation documents which show evidence of suffcient fnancial support ($15,000 US) for one academic year sent to the Admissions Offce. Please be aware that the same amount will be needed for the second year of study. Financial Aid and/or scholarships are NOT available to international students. note: It is highly recommended that you retain a notarized/certifed copy of the fnancial documentation to present to the U.S. Immigration Offcial at the U.S. Embassy in your country when applying for a student visa. 22 English Profciency Columbia-Greene Community College does not have an English as a Second Language (ESL) program. Therefore, English profciency is required for acceptance to the college. International students must take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) examination and receive a minimum score of 575 on the paper-based test and 230 on the computer-based test or 89 on the internetbased test. An offcial score report must be sent to the Admissions Offce. For more information on TOEFL test sites, visit www.toef.com A TOEFL score report is required for ALL international students. The SUNY English Profciency Report does replace the TOEFL examination that all international students are required to take. High school or secondary school transcript The student must submit an original, offcial transcript to the C-GCC Admissions Offce. Offcial high school transcripts are original, or offcially certifed copies, signed and sealed documents that are sent directly from a high school or secondary school to C-GCC in a sealed envelope. Students must have their transcripts evaluated and translated into English with information regarding the equivalent educational level obtained in the American educational system (high school, college, etc.). The cost of this evaluation is incumbent upon the student. An offcial copy of the evaluation must be sent directly to C-GCC in a sealed envelope from the evaluator/evaluation agency.
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