Cole Desher: Many years in the past I obtained a become aware of from my step-sons university pointing out he was once in threat of failing.I obtained this become aware of on March tenth.Problem was once grades closed March ninth.I took a break day of labor to discover out why I obtained the become aware of while there was once not anything I would do to aid.The become aware of was once despatched to the workplace on the top university on February fifteenth.I requested the most important why it took three weeks to get mailed.His reply was once he idea they waited to ship it seeing that a moment mailing was once going out they usually would shop postage.When I talked to the instructor he mentioned he was once passing my step-son despite the fact that he did no homework,no classwork and rarely controlled a D on any assessments.His purpose was once he needed to go someone.Thank you to the Milwaukee public colleges....Show more
Shon Almquist: The system here can be a ve! ry confusing, especially once you start talking about college. Educational funding is a complete mess here, to be honest. Different states and even different cities run differently. There are attempts to regulate the material learned but because of disparities between schools it's very difficult. I don't even want to get much in to funding. Here, students go through five years of elementary school, three years of middle school, and four years of high school. I want to say that students can't drop out of school until you're sixteen, but I can't be sure. To go to a four-year university students have to meet certain requirements in high school. For example, I had to take three years of a foreign language, four years of English, three years of math, and three years of science to even be considered for university. On top of those requirements you have to keep a pretty high grade point average and have extra curricular activities. Some universities are extremely selective, Stanf! ord University (a private school) is about 9%. Other schools l! et considerably more applicants in: UC Merced (a new public school in the University of California system) accepts about 77%. There are two types of universities: private and public. Public schools are run by the state and are considerably cheaper, though the education is still quality (the public school system is home to UCLA and Berkeley) and private schools can afford to be more exclusive, literally. They are much more expensive but they are excellent schools.If a student does not want to go to a four year university, they have the choice of going to a junior college, who will literally take anyone, including students who are returning to school after graduating from high school years ago. At a junior college students can take classes that will go towards a transfer to a university or they can get two year degrees. If you're looking to go to a US university then the process could be very different for you. I know that there are schools who love to have out of country stu! dents because it gives a look of diversity. I say that you look in to schools you're interested in and check out their websites and requirements or just somehow (most likely email) the admissions office. I hope this helped at least a little =] Oh, and I apologize for any typos. I'm a bad proofreader :-P...Show more
Dan Seen: that means that your grades in the last two years (regardless to all the 10 years you spent in school) in high school,determines which college you will go,like if you get 99.8% you will be able to go to Petroleum Engineering.98.5% Medicine school95% Engineering college.... etc.and these ratios changes slightly every year....Show more
Clinton Migliori: its very bad, all the kids care about is sex and drugs
Saran Stealy: in secondary stage,students have formative and summative assessments during the first year and the average of the end of year national standardized exams for year two and three qualifies the students to take the Certific! ate of General Secondary ,which is one of the requirements for admissio! n into the universities.
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