university system of georgia probe counselor workshops fall 2011
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High School Curriculum Requirements
High School GPA
Test Score Requirements
Freshman Index Requirements
Lawful Presence Requirements
USG Admission Standards
Board of Regents sets admission standards.
USG colleges and may set higher admission standards than the System minimum requirements.
Required High School Curriculum (RHSC)
4 mathematics4 English4 science (effective 2012
grads)3 social science2 units of the same foreign
language or 2 units of American Sign Language
BOR Policy 4.2.1.1 and ASAH 3.2.3
Approval Process
•GADOE requests review
•Detailed course info provided to USG
•USG Faculty Committee reviews the course:•Cours
e approved
•Not approved
•Not approved but with recommendations
•Approved courses added to Staying on Course document
•Not approved courses added to USG RHSC Course Review document
Math FAQs
If a student completes an accelerated integrated mathematics course one year and an on-level integrated mathematics course the following year, will this count towards satisfying the USG’s RHSC?
Example: Accelerated Mathematics IMathematics IIMathematics IIIMathematics IV
Question:
Math FAQs
Students may remain on-track provided they complete four total units of mathematics which includes Mathematics III and one additional unit of mathematics from the approved list.
Answer:
Does the following satisfy the USG’s Required High School Curriculum?
Mathematics IMathematics IIMathematics Support IIIMathematics III
Math FAQs
Question:
Math FAQs
Mathematics Support III can count as an acceptable course for 2012 and 2013 graduates ONLY. For 2012 and 2013 graduates, institutions may consider the following as an acceptable math sequence:Mathematics IMathematics IIMathematics Support IIIMathematics III
Answer:
Math FAQs
No, Mathematics of Finance was reviewed by the USG faculty review committee and was not approved to count as a RHSC math unit.
Answer:
FAQs
If a Georgia private high school or non-Georgia public school only offers physical science in the 8th grade, can a student use that credit to satisfy the RHSC?
Question:
FAQs
Yes. Students enrolled in Georgia private high schools and high schools in other states often complete physical science while in the 8th grade. As a result, students from private high schools and public high schools in other states can count physical science courses taken in the 8th grade as one of the 4 required science units.
Answer:
High School GPA
Students graduating from high school 2012 or later must have 2.00 HSGPA calculated on the grades in the required 17 units of the RHSC.
Research, Regional and State Universities
Students must have minimum SAT or ACT scores for admission to research, regional and state universities:
SAT430 CR
And400 Math
ACT17 English
And17 Math
State and Two-Year Colleges
Require minimum test scores and Freshman Index
Require placement testing
OR
Students who test below the System minimum scores on the COMPASS exam in one or more areas of learning support are not eligible for admission:Reading – 62 English – 32 Math - 20
Placement Testing and Admissions
Students who test into all three areas of learning support are not eligible for admission.Reading – 74 English – 60 Math - 37
HSGT-ELA results can be used to exempt learning support placement testing (minimum score of 235) – be sure you send a student’s test results on the transcript to avoid unnecessary LS testing and placement!
Students who submit SAT/ACT test scores sufficient to exempt learning support are exempt from placement testing.
SAT – 430 Critical Reading/400 MathACT – 17 English/17 Math
Exempting Placement Testing
Calculating the Freshman Index
SATFI = (500 x HSGPA) + SAT Verbal + SAT
Math
ACTFI = (500 x HSGPA) + (ACT Composite x
42) + 88
Freshman Index Requirements
SECTOR FI
Research Institutions 2500
Regional Universities 2040
State Universities 1940
State and Two-Year Colleges
1830*
* If test scores are required for admission.
Lawful Presence
October 2010, the Board of Regents approved two new policies which went into effect Fall 2011:
Policy 4.1.6
A person who is not lawfully present in the United States shall not be eligible for admission to any University System institution which, for the two most recent academic years, did not admit all academically qualified applicants (except for cases in which applicants were rejected for non-academic reasons).
The following institutions currently fall under 4.1.6:
Georgia College and State UniversityGeorgia Health Sciences UniversityGeorgia Institute of TechnologyGeorgia State University University of Georgia
Policy 4.3.4
Each University System institution shall verify the lawful presence in the United States of every successfully admitted person applying for resident tuition status, as defined in Section 7.3 of this Policy Manual, and of every person admitted to an institution referenced in Section 4.1.6 of this Policy Manual.
Policy 4.3.4 only impacts those students applying for in-state tuition.
Verifying Lawful Presence
Institutions may verify lawful presence in a number of ways such as:Eligibility for Federal Student AidSEVISUS birth certificateGeorgia driver’s License issued after January
1, 2008US passportPermanent Resident Card
The Office of Student [email protected]/student_affairs/high_school/
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