can a child with a certificate of completion from high school be admited to trade or higher edu. institutions?
613387
Depends on the school.  Ask them.
770902
Yes they should be able to. Here's my thought on it. They should be made to take certain "core" classes to have basic skills, such as english and math. They should take these courses up to a certain level. Other than those, they should be able to choose any kind of classes they want to. It's important to have trade classes for students that don't want to go to college or for people who just want to take them.
767911
dear it is possible.\n\nyou can approch to principal if he wont allow you \nthen put an application in Board of Technical education \nthey will help.
1050307
Several colleges accept students from exceptional education programs.  Louisanna's public college system I believe accepts all high school graduates.  However, they have somewhat of a swim-or-sink attitude.  If your child does not keep up a certain GPA, he/she will be expelled.   I would reccommend that you and your child consider schools who have entrance programs that focus on students weak points such as Reading, Math, and/or English, as determined by that student's ACT or SAT score.  Ask about the college's retention rate for incoming freshmen also.  Ask what percentage of the college's freshmen go on to graduate?  This is a good indication of if the college's brige program is working.
1114104
Yeah, everything is possible in the United States. All u need is enough proof of High school completion. Let him just make sure he doesn't loose his focus in college. i bet u he's gonna have a hard time at the beginning but his brains are gonna get him into any student group he wants to join. Students turn to associate more with really intelligent students like him. Good luck Pal.
299167
different states have different requirements.. go ask a counselor at your local jr. college...
733626
I would assume so. You know, there are advisors in high school that can help you find out the requirements you need to fulfill for high school classes.
779643
Yes you can.  You probably will have to take placement tests for the college you have chosen to attend.
994667
by the score on the mht cet exams, or the asso-cet exam. some colleges even have their own cets. hsc marks are only applicable if u wanna do bsc.
913095
No.\n\nYou don't need one to get in to many universities and colleges, via things like 'mature' or 'special' student programs; scholarships and bursaries are available to them with little or no consideration of high school anything, so...
979826
You don't need permission to do independent study, but you have to notify the school district and they need to be satisfied that the child is getting an adequate education according to their standards.  You will probably have to sign up with a recognized home-study school.  Some school districts have provision for this within the public school system, in which case it is free.  If you go with a private organization, you will have to pay for it.\nIf the child is in high school, you may be able to substitute Community College or Adult Education classes for high school classes, with the school district's cooperation.  Naturally a college course would bring in double or triple high school credits.\nIf there has been a problem with truancy, of course, this complicates the matter.  Independent study requires a degree of responsibility, and the school district is required to make sure the student is really studying.
339818
many high schools offer vocational training at seperate facilities check around your area some may have open enrolment
79564
Community colleges will generally accept students regardless of their highschool GPA.  Generally the credits earned at a community college can be transfered to a university.  I would expect that if you preformed well at a community college you would be able to transfer to a respectable university with no problems.
863189
I don't believe so.  As I recall the school has to be able to accept the deposit or transfer of the funds from the federal bank. Also the school must be able to account for these funds to the government thus placing you back into the Catch-22 of the school having to be in the program.
70827
Probably.  I suggest you contact the school or school district you attended to find out.
892668
No. Only one or two private trade schools that want your money will take Un.Pho credits and that is only if you have a "degree".
607190
I'm pretty sure you can.  Not everyone minors in something.  The best thing to do would be to check with your school counselors, though.