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| Topic Started: May 9 2008, 12:31 PM (331 Views) | |
| SarahRainsberger | May 9 2008, 12:31 PM Post #1 |
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Not sure yet how this would work for homeschoolers, but perhaps someone is interested in testing the waters. (Emphasis mine - could get you one free course?) G. Concurrent Secondary School University Enrolment Students enrolled in less than a full-time load of Ontario Grade 12 U or M courses, may be permitted to register concurrently for one credit, subject to the following provisions. The student must be registered in a sufficient number of Grade 12 U or M courses to complete requirements for an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), which meets normal university requirements. They must have at least a 75 percent standing in the previous high school year in an advanced level program, be recommended by their school and be approved by the Brock department concerned. Credit will be granted upon successful completion of the course and fulfillment of Brock's admission requirements. Students registering for a course under the auspices of this admission category will have tuition fees for the course waived. Consideration under this regulation may also be given to students formally approved through the Brock Mentorship Program, Faculty of Mathematics and Science. |
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