what is Conditional Admissions to a college?
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Students who do not meet all of the normal requirements may be given a conditional admission to attend.  This puts the student on a probationary status.  The reasons for a conditional can be as varied as incomplete medical records, financial status, academic standing or receipt of transfer records from another school.\nConditional admission to the College of Graduate Studies may be made based upon the student graduating or a remedial course specified by the college.\nTypical wording of the term “conditional admissions” can be viewed at the site below:
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If you have taken college prepatory and/or AP classes and a decent SAT score you can apply to Unuversities, but keep in mind that community colleges are much less expensive and once you get a four year degree from a University no one is going to care where you did your lower division work.
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Keep in mind that different colleges look for different things; and more selective instititutions require higher GPAs, SAT Scores, etc. It all depends on what college you want to go to. You can easily find this information by either buying a college guide, such as Fiske Guide to Colleges (2006), or the information is available online. Basically, high grades and SAT scores, with demonstrated extracurricular committment, will give you more flexibility of choice.
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The college you want to attend normally has an admission application. Usually this admission application also has information for financial aid. You may also want to go in and talk to an admission representative at the school, or a high school guidance counselor.
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u have chance to get admitted
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You should contact the admissions department and check on the status of your application. Different colleges have different policies and procedures. You want to make sure they have received everything they need to make a decision.
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You are elligable for certain scolarships if you have perfect attendance in High school. At least in Arizona you do. Check with your schools college and career center, or counsler.
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University admissions are handled centrally via UCAS (Universities & Colleges Admissions Service). The wikipedia entry below gives a good explanation of what they do and how they work. The UCAS site has a list of universities and a search facility to find courses at varous universities along with the contact details (email address, etc). Each university can tell you what their entrance requirements are. Normally, a university will invite you in for an interview then make you an offer of a place on the course conditional on you achieving certain qualifications (for example 2 grade A and 1 grade B results in your school A-Level examinations). For students that fail to get the required qualifications and fail to get into their first, second, third choice of university, UCAS acts as a 'clearing system' which matches up students seeking a particular course with universities which still have free places (around August or September).\n\nThe NUS (National Union of Students) website has some information on how to settle into student life in England. See their 'freshers' page. Freshers week is the first week of the first term where students are introduced to all the clubs and societies and activities of the university by the older students.
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conditional statement and its inverse
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If he wants to,he can visit the university that he wishes to attend.
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No, you don't automatically get in, but they should give you an idea when recruiting about whether you are a shoe-in to get into the school, or whether there are some other things you need to work on like grades or test scores to ensure you get into the school.  And be careful about being recruited right now, its not legal.  If you want to play in the NCAA, you need to read up on the rules and regulations for recruiting so you don't accidentally break any rules and ruin your eligibility.
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a senior who is in process of applying to college.
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Yes, you have a really good chance of getting into college. You might even be able to get a minority scholarship.
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It means the application process is continuous.  As soon as you apply and the college receives all the information in order to make a decision it will be reviewed and you will be notified of that decision.
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In short yes.\nLaw schools base who they choice on these factors:\nLSAT\nGPA in relation to courses taken and generally better schools are rated higher. a 4.00 at a community college is not equal to a 4.00 at a top 5 school and ect.\nThey also look at your other activities and generally you have to write an essay about yourself and that is also used to determine if you are granted admission.
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You can try any of these websites.  They might be what you're looking for.  The College Board one is a very detailed search where you can enter information about what exactly you want in a college.  I hope this helps!
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Early Decision:  student is obliged to attend if accepted.\n\nEarly Action, One School:  student is not obliged to attend but may apply to only one school early.\n\nEarly Action, No Restrictions:  student is not obliged to attend and there are no restrictions on applying early to other schools.