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They may accept students from around the world, but whether it counts as a high school for the purpose of continuing on to higher education is country-specific,

They may accept students from around the world, but whether it counts as a high school for the purpose of continuing on to higher education is country-specific, which (I assume) is why 2Gkashmiri asked what they did. Also, based on the About Us page, the requirements for submitting an application are quite US-centric ("Student must be proficient in Algebra 1", etc). I did not try to fill out an actual application to see if they accept other countries' alternatives (I assume they do).

barry-cotter 5y ago
> Tuition for all students does include the opportunity to take two university courses per semester and earn college credit. Even the most irritatingly bureaucracy obsessed box ticking country, i.e. Germany, would accept a transcript with two college courses per semester as a university preparatory high school.
- searchableguy 5y ago
  Many countries do not accept online education as a valid form of education. India doesn't unless the institution is approved by the UGC or act of Parliament. Same story in China. American credits are also treated very differently outside.
- watwut 5y ago
  > Even the most irritatingly bureaucracy obsessed box ticking country, i.e. Germany, would accept a transcript with two college courses per semester as a university preparatory high school. It would not necessary. They want recognized diploma and may recognize diploma from this school (and likely there is a process you can follow). But, transcript from two college courses per semester is the thing that will make it on itself.
- trompetenaccoun 5y ago
  In Germany there's mandatory schooling meaning the students have to visit a school in person. Online learning or home schooling is illegal for those students. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/jan/27/german-home-schooling-family-asylum https://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/jan/27/german-home-sc...

barry-cotter 5y ago

> Tuition for all students does include the opportunity to take two university courses per semester and earn college credit. Even the most irritatingly bureaucracy obsessed box ticking country, i.e. Germany, would accept a transcript with two college courses per semester as a university preparatory high school.

searchableguy 5y ago
Many countries do not accept online education as a valid form of education. India doesn't unless the institution is approved by the UGC or act of Parliament. Same story in China. American credits are also treated very differently outside.
watwut 5y ago
> Even the most irritatingly bureaucracy obsessed box ticking country, i.e. Germany, would accept a transcript with two college courses per semester as a university preparatory high school. It would not necessary. They want recognized diploma and may recognize diploma from this school (and likely there is a process you can follow). But, transcript from two college courses per semester is the thing that will make it on itself.
trompetenaccoun 5y ago
In Germany there's mandatory schooling meaning the students have to visit a school in person. Online learning or home schooling is illegal for those students. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/jan/27/german-home-schooling-family-asylum https://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/jan/27/german-home-sc...