How does Colgate view students in the British educational system?
International students who are enrolled in a British educational system should have already sat for the G.C.E. ‘O’ Levels and be preparing for ‘A’ Levels when applying to Colgate. Scores on these exams will be useful in making the admission decision and possibly in course placement, should the student enroll at Colgate. Colgate credit will be awarded for performance on the ‘A’ Levels on a case by case basis. In order to receive Colgate credit, the ‘A’ Level course/exams must be similar to one offered at Colgate and, therefore, applicable to a Colgate degree. To be considered, ‘A’ Level exam scores must be a C or better and reported on a valid official grade certificate. Q: Does Colgate recognize the International Baccalaureate diploma? A: Colgate welcomes applications from students who have followed the International Baccalaureate curriculum; whether for the diploma or for individual certificates. Students wishing to submit requests for college credit because of prior achievement in th