Early Admission Students

Early admission is a program prepared for students with superior abilities who prove to be academically and socially motivated to take university-level studies and who are going to attend their last year of high school.

Permission to take classes under this program establishes a temporary registration and does indicate admission.

Students in this category are tentatively admitted, subject to the satisfactory completion of the requirements of the high school diploma and they are classified as “Special Early Admission Students”.

Requirements:

• A minimum High School GPA of 3.00
• Obtain a minimum average score of 450 in the College Board exams
• Written recommendations from the Director and Adviser of the High School certifying maturity and ability to fulfill the required task of a post secondary school student.
• The privilege of being admitted into the Early Admission Program is lost when the student cannot maintain a minimum GPA of 2.00 in each class. Some departments require a minimum 3.00 GPA. The high school GPA must also be maintained at 3.00.

University courses approved at Antillean may be credited toward an academic degree if the student is later admitted as a regular student.

Credits approved in Early Admissions Program will appear in the Permanent Record of the student when registering during the semester as a regular student. Students may register for a maximum of six (6) credits per semester or summer session.

Every candidate must submit an Admissions Application. All applications received by the Admissions Office are processed immediately. When the documentation required for admissions is complete, the person applying is notified about the decision taken by the Admissions Committee.