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> 请教:有关孩子选择在Colonel By school上高中的一些观点 |
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[中级会员]
ID: 77025
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A friend send an information to me about IB, but I don't know how it is reliable.
Hi! I confess: before I got your question, I had never heard of the International Baccalaureate program. So I did some research on the program, and it seems like it is a fabulous thing. It reminds me of the AP exams that I took when I was in high school, but since you are getting a degree rather than only credit for the tests, it looks very favorable on your application. Not only have you gone through a rigorous academic program, but you have a lot of credit to your name. I would say that admissions officials would be very impressed with it. It proves that you are taking courses that constantly challenge you, as opposed to easier ones. The harder the courses you are taking, the more respect the admissions people have for you. And with the degree and credit you receive, it will increase, if not guarantee, your status. When doing some research I found out that of IB students:
- Most earned between half a year and a full year of college credit. - Sixty percent became honor students at university. - Seventy-five percent attended Ivy League Colleges. The IB program seems very tough, but it seems well worth it. And with the college credit you receive, it will put you up for the scholars program at your college, as well as let you receive credit for your high school classes. A university would have to be crazy to not want a kid who has completed and passed the IB program. It increases chances of admittance, financial aid, and academic standing. Colleges want to see that you are challenging yourself, and with the IB program, you are showing them that you are mature, intelligent and prepared for college |
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[普通会员]
ID: 57845
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That's why I am also asking "有谁知道入学成绩是多少属于中等水平?过几天拿到成绩,我好有个比较." |
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[初级会员]
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Can anybody whose kids attended Lisgar instead of accepting IB program offer can tell why you or your child made this choice?
Any response and advice would be much appreeciated... Thanks,
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[初级会员]
ID: 43513
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If you live within the school boundary and apply quickly enough, Lisgar has to accept you. You have to pass the IB test to enter IB program. I know 2 students were rejected by CB IB this year, they will apply Lisgar on Tuesday next week. Both schools are top in Ottawa, Lisgar has historic tradition, CB has academic reputation. It has been ranked as #1 in last few years. Also both Lisgar Gifted and CB IB are tough, students have to pay more effort to get good marks comparing to other schools. Especialy, IB requires much more volunteer hours than other schools. Some people think it's waste of time, others think it's good to educate students responsible, sociable and committed instead of being a nerd.
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[中级会员]
ID: 60003
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Lisgar主要收居住在附近区域的学生,可以接收少量居住在区域外的学生,以前是靠排队先后顺序录取,因为排队时间越来越长,第四年家长们在雨雪中排了四天三夜,从去年开始改为从网上递交申请,按先后顺序录取。 |
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[初级会员]
ID: 64396
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[中级会员]
ID: 77025
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"The first phase is a review of decade-old attendance boundaries that have left Colonel By Secondary School overcrowded while the classrooms at Cairine Wilson Secondary School are less than three-quarters full."
I think there are few chance to close CS, a overcrowded school |
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[初级会员]
ID: 43513
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At the CB school Parent Information Night, the principal pointed out that media exaggerated for school boundary review. The CB is overcrowded because a lot of grade 9 students who live outside the school boundary transfer to CB every year. If one school needs to be closed, it's more likely to be the low student register rate school, but during the review, all schools in that area should be reviewed for fairness.
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