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The 成人抖音破解版 College Access Program (GU-CAP) provides a unique opportunity for selected students in high school to experience campus life, earn college credit, and attain admission into degree programs – all before earning their high-school diploma.
In those countries where students take exams that lead to secondary-school completion, tests are usually administered in the fall (October or November) with results conveyed in March or April of the following year; examples include variations on the Ordinary Level and Advanced Level (O and A Level) examinations. While waiting for test results, students can spend the spring semester in the United States taking college-level courses and earning credits toward a US-based, university degree.
Experience classes on a university campus alongside college-level students.
Earn credits toward a degree when you get accepted for a degree after your graduation from high school.
Benefit from credits that will transfer to other US-based universities as long as you attain good grades.
Experience life on a university campus: varied activities, support systems, co-curricular opportunities, and residence-hall experience.
Benefit from ongoing support from our International Student Office, academic departments, and Student Life Division.
Benefit from direct entry into any one of our degree programs with automatic admission based on your ability to succeed in GU-CAP. (Certain programs may require a full consideration of your secondary-school transcript.)
Benefit from support in processes that will help you attain your F-1 visa for both the GU-CAP and continuation of your degree at 成人抖音破解版.
Benefit from a special international award – up to $6,000 USD – continued eligibility should you decide to continue with your degree at 成人抖音破解版.
Benefit from a full immersion in the American culture and an English language medium for living and learning.
