International Student Application Checklist
- Completed and Signed Student Application and Application Fee of $500.00 USD (non-refundable)
- Official Transcripts - all submitted transcripts must be official and translated into English.
- Student Interview - If your child is not currently in the United Staes, a student video or phone call interview may be required as part of the admission process.
- English Proficiency Test (TOEFL-Test of English as a Foreign Language or SLEP-Secondary Level English Proficiency Test) - The TOEFL or SLEP may be required for international students applying for grades 9-12 if student cannot demonstrate appropriate skill in speaking English.
After Acceptance to Enroll
- Enrollment Agreement and Payment - The enrollment contract with a full, non-refundable tuition payment is due once acceptance is given by the Admissions Office. International students must pay 1st Semester in full prior to beginning classes.
- Copy of Current Stamped I-20 (if any) - Please note that immigration status must be clearly documented and approved prior to attending school in the United States. All legal documentation must be submitted with the application.
- Health and Immunization Forms - a Georgia DHR Immunization from 3231 must be on file before the student may begin class.
- Copy of Current Visa (if any)
I-20 Issuance (after enrollment)
Please note that an I-20 will not be issued until we receive the following items:
- Your child's dated and signed enrollment contract and a non-refundable full tuition payment
- Signed enrollment contract
- Full non-refundable tuition
- International Student Information - Name, Date of Birth, Country of Birth, Country of Citizenship, Foreign Address, U.S. Address, Transfer I-20 (if applicable).
Prepare for SAT Changes in 2016
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Advance Placement Classes
Advanced Placement Courses are year-long, college level courses that may require additional textbooks, time, fees and the need to take the AP level exam during the Spring Semester. If the qualifying score is received on the exam from an AP class online, a participating college may award credit or waive an equivalent course requirement.
Students may take the AP exam at the Faith Baptist Christian Academy facility, or they can work with school counselors to determine an alternate testing location. A testing location should be secured as early as possible in the school year.
Students taking AP classes online must attempt the AP test in order to receive an additional grade point, but each school determines AP credit individually. Check back frequently as additional AP classes are added. Below is a list of AP courses:
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AP Biology
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AP Calculus
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AP Chemistry
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AP English Language Arts
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AP English Literature
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AP Economics
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AP Physics
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AP US Government
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AP US History
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AP World History