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Midwest
Student Exchange Program: Sponsored
by MHEC - Midwestern
Higher Education Compact.
The MSEP
serves as the Midwest's largest multi-state tuition reciprocity
program. Through this program, public institutions agree to
charge students no more than 150% of the in-state resident tuition
rate for specific programs. Over 125 colleges and universities
in Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota
and Wisconsin have opened their doors to each others' citizens
at more affordable rates. For more information, visit their
web site at http://msep.mhec.org/. |
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WUE
- Western Undergraduate Exchange:
What is WUE? Wue is the Western Undergraduate Exchange, a program
coordinated by the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education
(WICHE). Through WUE, Students in Western states may enroll i
participating two-year and four-year public college programs at
a reduced tuition level: 150 percent of the institution's regular
resident tuition. In all cases, WUE tuition is considerably less
than nonresident tuition. For a list of participating states and
institutions please visit their web site at: http://www.wiche.edu/sep/wue. |
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need to investigate for fee sites thoroughly to insure that
they provide services commensurate with their cost. These sites
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There
isn't any college in North Dakota that requires foreign language
as an admission requirement, but many colleges out of state
have this requirement. If you plan to go to college out of state,
it is important to investigate early during your high school
career to find out if you need foreign language to be admitted
to the college of your choice. For a complete list of out of
state colleges that require foreign language for admission,
visit http:/whatwilltheylearn.com/disciplines/foreignlanguage.
(Please
Note: there could be more postsecondary institutions that are
not on this list. It is best to contact the institution you
are considering attending to find out if they require 2 years
of a foreign language for admission.) |
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Test
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Deadline
to Register |
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June
9, 2012 |
May
4, 2012 |
September
8, 2012 |
August
17, 2012 |
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October
27, 2012 |
September
21, 2012 |
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December
8, 2012 |
November
2, 2012 |
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February
9, 2013* |
January
11, 2013 |
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April
13, 2013 |
March
8, 2013 |
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June 8, 2013 |
May
3, 2013 |
PLAN Test Date:
To
be Determined |
to be determined |
*No
test centers are scheduled in New York
for the February test date.
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Anticipated
Test Date |
Test |
Deadline
to Register |
June
2, 2012 |
SAT
& Subject Tests |
May
22, 2012 |
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October
6, 2012 |
SAT
& Subject Tests |
to
be determined
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October
12, 2012
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PSAT
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to
be determined |
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November
3, 2012 |
SAT
& Subject Tests |
to
be determined
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December
1, 2012 |
SAT
& Subject Tests |
to
be determined
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January
26, 2013 |
SAT
& Subject Tests |
to
be determined
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March
9, 2013 |
SAT
Only; USA Only |
to
be determined
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May
4, 2013 |
SAT
& Subject Tests |
to
be determined
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June
1, 2013 |
SAT
& Subject Tests |
to
be determined
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State Testing Program |
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Test
Date for 2013: April 23, 2013 |
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| Armed
Services Vocational Aptitude Battery Test (ASVAB) |
ASVAB
Test Date at Magic City Campus to be Determined |
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| Participating
in the AP (Advanced Placement) Program gives students the opportunity
to take accelerated college-level courses while still in high
school. Through AP courses, students develop writing skills,
problem-solving techniques, and study habits that prepare them
for college academics. They also study subjects in greater depth
and detail, and rather than simply memorizing facts, they will
be expected to develop and support their own arguments and perspectives.
The following is a list of AP courses offered at Magic City
Campus (please note: students need instructor approval to register
for these courses):
- Advanced
Placement English Grade 11 - Course # 1040
- Advanced
Placement English Grade 12 - Course # 1041
- Advanced
Placement Calculus Prep - Course # 1114
- Advanced
Placement Calculus - Course # 1115
- Advanced
Placement Chemistry - Course # 1422
- Advanced
Placement U.S. History - Course # 1513
- Advanced
Placement American Government & Politics - Course
# 1514
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Each
AP course has a corresponding voluntary AP Exam that is administered
at the end of the course, usually in May each school year. The
fee for each exam is $84.00. Taking an AP Exam allows students
to experience a college-level exam now, while still in high
school. Their work will be evaluated by unbiased college and
university professors and AP teachers using college-level standards.
Because the College Board is committed to providing access to
AP Exams to all students—including home schooled students
and students whose schools do not offer AP—it does not
require students to take an AP course before taking an AP Exam.
By
achieving qualifying AP Exam grades, high school students can
earn college credit or advanced standing at most of the nation's
colleges and universities, as well as at colleges and universities
in 40 other countries. At many of these institutions, students
can earn up to a full year of college credit (sophomore standing)
through a sufficient number of qualifying AP Exam grades. Individual
colleges and universities, not the College Board or the AP Program,
grant course credit and placement. Because it varies from school
to school, students should obtain a college’s AP policy
in writing. This information can be found in the institution’s
catalog or on its Web site, or by using the AP Credit Policy
Info Search at www.collegeboard.com/ap/credit
policy.
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The
North Dakota Dual Credit Law (SB2033) passed in 1997 allows
qualified high school juniors and seniors to received high school
credit for the college courses completed. Students registering
for a Dual Credit Course are responsible for college tuition
and a once in a lifetime application fee to the college granting
credit. The following is a list of Dual Credit Courses currently
being offered at Magic City Campus:
- Course
# 1047 - College Composition 110
- Course
# 1057 - College Speech 110
- Course
# 1111 - College Algebra 103
- Course
# 1112 - Probability & Statistics 240
- Course
# 1113 - Pre-Calculus 107
- Course
# 1739 - Computer Networking I (Network Design and Basic Routing)
- Course
# 1741 - Networking II (Switching and WAN Technologies)
- Course
# 0113 - Floral Design
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College-Level Examination Program® or CLEP
provides students of any age with the opportunity to demonstrate
college-level achievement through a program of exams in undergraduate
college courses. CLEP
is the most widely accepted credit-by-examination program in
the United States today, helping students of a wide range of
ages earn credit for what they already know, regardless of how
that knowledge was acquired. By receiving a satisfactory score,
students can earn from 3 to 12 college credits toward a college
degree for each CLEP
exam taken, depending on the exam subject and the policy of
the college or university. Each exam costs $77 as of July 1,
2010, plus any service fees payable to the testing center. Test
centers usually charge $15 to cover administration costs. Click
on any of the links below to learn more:
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