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PUTNAM COUNTY K-12 CAMBRIDGE PROGRAM Supporting Academic Excellence in Putnam County
University of Cambridge AICE Program The Advanced International Certificate of Education (AICE) is an international diploma that students can earn via an advanced academic curriculum and assessment program written and administered by a non -profit department (CIE) of the University of Cambridge in England. AICE program courses and examinations may be offered during grades 9 -12 in schools worldwide registered as CIE Centers. There is a pre. AICE, or International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE), curriculum and assessment program available for grades 9 and 10, a Cambridge Checkpoint Program available for middle schools, and a Cambridge Primary Program available for elementary schools.
Is Cambridge a New Program in Florida? There are more than 65 high school Cambridge Programs in the state of Florida. All of our neighboring counties currently have either the IB and/or Cambridge Program for academically-talented students. Putnam County students are competing with these students for admissions to Florida universities.
Potential Assessment Offerings at Q. I. Roberts Group 1: Mathematics and Science • • • AICE Environmental Management AICE Marine Science AICE Biology AICE Math I AICE Thinking Skills AICE Psychology Group 2: Languages • AICE English Language • AICE Spanish Group 3: Art and Humanities • • • AICE General Paper AICE Art and Design AICE Design and Textiles AICE European History AICE International History AICE English Literature I, II Group 4: Global Perspectives • AICE Global Perspectives *A level assessments count for double credit (2 credits), AS level assessments count for single credit (1 credit). *To be considered for an AICE diploma, students must earn 6 credits with at least one credit from each of the first three groups with a passing score from A-E.
Cambridge AICE Diploma Students must pass 7 credits to earn a Cambridge AICE diploma. At least one examination must come from each of the three subject groups: Mathematics and Sciences, Languages, and Arts and Humanities. One additional credit must be earned in Global Perspectives. Advanced Subsidiary (AS) Level exams count for one credit and Advanced (A) Level exams count for two credits. The flexibility gives students who may have a greater strength in one area over another area an opportunity to be successful. A Cambridge AICE Diploma and IB Diploma are the very highest academic level high school diplomas available.
Cambridge Advanced Studies Cambridge AICE not only prepares students to get into a university with college credit, but it also provides them with the skills required to be successful once there. According to a recent study published in the Journal of College Admission, Cambridge AICE students achieve a higher GPA on average than International Baccalaureate (IB) students. Colleges award credit on a subject–by–subject basis according to grades earned on individual examinations passed. All public universities and community colleges in Florida award college credit for AICE exams passed. Most universities across the United States including all Ivy League Universities recognize the Cambridge Program for credit.
The State of Florida recognizes Cambridge The Florida Legislature has determined the AICE Curriculum is a graduation option for students beginning with the graduating class of 2011. Florida graduation requirements are changing this year, but Cambridge (AICE) students will still enjoy the same benefits.
Requirements for Grades 7 -12 Admission to Cambridge Advanced International Certificate of Education Program Students applying for admissions to the AICE program must meet all of the following admission requirements: FSA Students will have a level 4 or 5 in Math and/or Reading. Students with a level 3 in Math and Reading will be given second level consideration. Grades Students will have an A or B in all core academics (English, Math, Science, Social Studies) based on the last available report card. Discipline, Attendance Students with discipline issues on record or chronic absenteeism will need a positive recommendation from the administration at their current school in order to be considered for admission. Cog. AT Screener
Video Insights from Universities http: //www. cie. org. uk/usa/videos/ • Leading universities from the USA discuss the Cambridge AICE Diploma • US university admissions staff explain why they value Cambridge qualifications • Leading universities from the USA comment on why they recognize Cambridge Pre-U on their campus
Video Insights from current Cambridge Students
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