7 ways to get into university without a high school diploma
Even without a high school diploma, homeschoolers and other hopefuls CAN still apply and gain admission to university in Ontario (and elsewhere in Canada). Here are 7 ways.
Even without a high school diploma, homeschoolers and other hopefuls CAN still apply and gain admission to university in Ontario (and elsewhere in Canada). Here are 7 ways.
What do SAT, ACT, AP, GED, AMDEC, and ILC stand for? And how do they relate to how homeschoolers can get into university?
QUESTION: If my admission will be based on only 12U credit courses or standardized tests written in my last year of home schooling, then how do I structure the earlier high school years?
With many Ontario universities accepting the “Top Six” for university entrance, you do not have to take all 30 credits required by the provincial high school diploma (OSSD) to gain admission to an Ontario university. In many cases, simply taking six 12U courses is acceptable. Here are some schools that offer 12U credits through distance learning.
If you’re studying high school math in western Canada (British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba), then you’ll want to check out the following websites.
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Here’s the scoop on the “Top Six” — the six senior Ontario high school courses that are averaged to determine your “university admission average” (like a GPA) by Ontario universities.
Ontario university applications FAQ: How do I get an application? What does it cost? When to apply? Then what?