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jdr0918
jdr0918 at hotmail.com
Mon Jun 23 04:56:27 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 61815
<<<--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, DBoyken at a... For those of us
in America, could you explain this? I know British children take "O-
levels" and I understand that these are qualifying exams, but we
don't have an American equivalent. You don't advance in one subject
but not in others.>>>
The Sergeant Majorette says:
In New York, we have something similar -- Regents Exams. You need a
certain number of Regents credits for your diploma to be a Regents
diploma, which, in my day, was necessary to get into college. You
could take the "Regents" at the end of the term in which you took the
course, but most of them seemed to come during junior year of high
school. Theoretically, you could graduate without any Regents
credits, but unless you had an uncle in the union, you could forget
about a decent job.
--JDR
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