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All UNC System Schools Now Accept

An e/E or Better for Credit

If you earned an e/E on a Cambridge exam you should receive credit for that exam. Please let us know if you find that they are not accepting your e/E so that we may follow up with the school on the policy.

Policy

When should you begin to look at universities and colleges?

To ensure that you get the best experience after high school, it is important to begin looking at colleges towards the end of your sophomore year and have your top picks by your junior year. You should know the following about each of your choices:

  1. What are the requirements for admission? GPA (unweighted), do they require SAT or ACT and the needed score, essay requirements.

  2. Do they accept Cambridge Credits? If they do which ones, and for which courses?

  3. What scholarships do they offer, what are the deadlines, and how do you apply for them? 

  4. Do they have the major that you need? Are they known for being leaders in this field? 

Have you picked your University? Then it is time to send them your information

You will need to do the following things to get your scores to the right people. 

1. To get and send Cambridge Transcripts/Scores visit Cambridge UK Website. (click here)

2.  Follow the directions on the website to receive and send scores/transcripts to Universities and yourself. 

Tips When Registering for Classes

1. Know that the majority of your Cambridge credits will go towards electives. 

2. Realize that some universities may not accept all of your credits, especially not in your major. 

3. Ask questions. Be a self-advocate, but listen to their advice. They are there to help you make good choices when it comes to your major and graduating in a timely manner. 

4. Know your path, but be flexible. New experiences are amazing, and you should be open to them. Get involved with student life and other opportunities around campus. 

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