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| Topic Started: Apr 22 2008, 05:39 PM (387 Views) | |
| SarahRainsberger | Apr 22 2008, 05:39 PM Post #1 |
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Dowload the pdf of the Policy/Application form here: http://www.brocku.ca/registrar/admissions/BrockUHomeSchool.pdf Current as of June 10, 2009: Home Schooled Applicants Brock University Admission Policy Home Schooled Category A: Preference is given to home schooled applicants who, after the eleventh year of home- schooling, complete the final year of secondary studies in an Ontario Ministry of Education inspected school, and present six 4U or 4M Ontario Grade 12 advanced level credits. The 4U/4M credits may be completed in any combination of correspondence, on-line learning, night school, or day school. Canadian out-of-province applicants with equivalent preparation in the home province will be given equal consideration. Applicants may be considered for admission to any program as long as the minimum admission average and prerequisite subject requirements are met, space is available, and evidence of a minimum of 40 hours of community service is provided. Applicants will automatically be considered for a Brock Scholars (Entrance) Award based on the final admission average, determined using the top six (including prerequisites) senior academic credits from an accredited secondary school. Applicants must submit the following for admissions consideration: 1. An official academic transcript(s) issued directly from the recognized school(s) or board(s) indicating all grade12 results. 2. A signed letter from the applicant attesting to the fact that the equivalent of grade 11 study was completed in a home-schooled environment. 3. A completed “Home Schooled Applicant Profile”. Home Schooled Category B: All other home schooled applicants who do not fall into the above category will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Normally, admission is limited to Humanities-General Studies, Social Sciences-General Studies, or Sciences-General Studies. Upon successful completion of first- year studies at Brock University, applicants may apply to declare a specific major. The Director of Admissions will consult with Student Awards and Financial Aid to determine eligibility for a Brock Scholars (Entrance) Award. Scholarships are not automatic. At a minimum each applicant is expected to provide: 1. A signed letter from the applicant attesting to the fact that the equivalent of grade 11 and 12 academic study was or currently is being completed in a home schooled environment. 2. An academic transcript(s) detailing secondary school studies. Edited by SarahRainsberger, Jun 10 2009, 09:14 PM.
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