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The university policy index captures the recognition policies reported to the IB by universities from around the world. This index allows you to filter by country and/or university name. The IB Student Registry (https://registry.ibo.org/) is the newly launched IB platform to connect IB schools and students with universities & colleges. The registry allows universities to create profiles outlining the various components of their IB recognition policies, including credits and scholarships awarded. This new platform will eventually replace this index. While the IB Student Registry is being introduced, this index will remain available to interested parties. But please note that the information presented here was last updated October 2015. We recommend visiting the university websites for the most up to date information and recognition policies. If you have any questions about recognition or the IB Student Registry, please email us at [email protected] or [email protected]. Country University Policy ANTIGUA AND University of Health Sciences Antigua The University of Health Sciences Antigua School of Medicine recognizes the IB program and accords special BARBUDA consideration for students presenting IB credentials on an individual basis. Scores of 4 or better on the Higher Level IB examination will receive 3 (2 for specific Science courses) or more credits for each examination. Students that have earned the International Baccalaureate Diploma and achieve a score of 4 or better on all Standard and Higher Level IB examinations will receive a minimum of 24 hours of general education credits. The area of general education and number of credits will be determined by the courses taken. II. PURPOSE: The purpose of this policy is to provide guidelines for the awarding of UHSA credit to students based on their success on IB examinations and/or the completion of an IB diploma. III. DEFINITIONS: A. Registrar: The individual responsible determining general education substitutions for transfer credits. B. General Education Requirements: The program of general studies courses required of all students in order to complete a degree, regardless of major. C. International Baccalaureate Program: The IB program is a rigorous pre-university course of studies that leads to examinations in six academic areas. ARGENTINA Escuela Superior Técnica del Ejército Argentino El Instituto Superior del Ejército permitirá el ingreso directo a las carreras de grado que se cursan en la Escuela Superior Técnica a los graduados del Bachillerato Internacional. De las 80 (ochenta) vacantes anuales disponibles para el 1er ingreso al 1er año de las carreras de grado, la Escuela Superior Técnica reservará 15 (quince) plazas para los graduados del IB, pudiéndose ampliar las mismas en función de las vacantes resultantes en los exámenes de ingreso. Con relación a los egresados del Bachillerato Internacional provenientes de otros países, su aceptación se realizará previa validación de sus estudios de acuerdo a las normas establecidas para la materia. ARGENTINA ESEADE - Instituto Universitario Poliacutetica de reconocimiento acadeacutemico por ESEADE 1. ESEADE, con el propoacutesito de captar a los alumnos maacutes competentes y mejor preparados, conviene en reconocer el Diploma del Bachillerato Internacional y, por consiguiente, otorga la admisioacuten directa a los candidatos que hayan obtenido dicho Diploma en los Colegios del Mundo del IB autorizados a dictar el Programa del Diploma del Bachillerato Internacional. 2. La admisioacuten directa para los candidatos que obtuvieron el diploma fuera del paiacutes se otorgaraacute luego del traacutemite legal correspondiente seguacuten normas o convenios internacionales firmados por el paiacutes de la universidad y que se aplican para los extranjeros que realizan estudios en el paiacutes o para los ciudadanos del paiacutes de la universidad que se graduacutean en el exterior. 3. Seraacuten exonerados de la prueba o pruebas de admisioacuten para seguir estudios de pregrado los alumnos que hayan obtenido el Diploma del Bachillerato Internacional con un puntaje mayor 24 puntos. 4. ESEADE ofrece los siguientes beneficios econoacutemicos a los poseedores del Diploma del Bachillerato Internacional de acuerdo al puntaje final obtenido en el diploma del IB:a. 24 puntos ARGENTINA Instituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires (ITBA) Reconocimiento de equivalencias para el ingreso al primer año en la Escuela de Ingeniería. Primero: El ITBA considerará Matemáticas, Física y Química aprobadas cuando los alumnos del diploma hayan obtenido una calificación igual o superior a 5 (cinco) puntos en cada una de ellas, cursadas y aprobadas en Nivel Superior. Segundo: En caso de obtener un puntaje inferior al indicado, el ITBA ofrecerá un curso de verano intensivo para que el alumno las revalide en oportunidad de los exámenes de ingreso del turno de febrero. Tercero: Para aquellos alumnos del diploma que cursen cualquiera de estas materias en Nivel Medio se ofrecerá un curso intensivo de un mes de duración al finalizar el período de exámenes IB, en noviembre/diciembre. En el caso de Matemáticas, la asignatura que se aceptará para el curso de nivelación es Métodos Matemáticos. Cuarto: El IB deberá informar al ITBA los resultados de los exámenes de Nivel Superior dentro de la primera quincena de enero. Quinto: Los alumnos comprendidos en este convenio deberán satisfacer la totalidad de los requisitos administrativos de inscripción. ARGENTINA Instituto Universitario CEMIC El Instituto Universitario CEMIC permite el ingreso directo en las carreras de grado que en ella se cursan a aquellos alumnos que hayan obtenido el diploma del Bachillerato Internacional con un puntaje de treinta (30) puntos o más. Además, deberán tener un promedio de ocho (8) en el nivel secundario. Se otorgan cuatro (4) vacantes por año académico para la carrera de Medicina. Para el otorgamiento de estas vacantes, los aspirantes deberán inscribirse en el mes de agosto del año académico anterior al comienzo de la carrera. En el caso que las solicitudes de inscripción superen las vacantes, éstas serán otorgadas a los estudiantes que obtengan los promedios más altos en su diploma. Los alumnos del Bachillerato Internacional que no hayan efectuado reserva de vacantes en el mes de agosto o no hayan obtenido el puntaje suficiente habiendo efectuado la reserva de vacante serán considerados a los fines del otorgamiento de las mismas en la forma que lo establece el convenio vigente. ARGENTINA International Buenos Aires Hotel & Restaurant School IBAHRS ofrece a los estudiantes con Diploma del Bachillerato Internacional el libre y directo ingreso a sus ciclos (IBAHRS lectivos de International Business Administration, Marketing, HotelRestaurant Management and Tourism. Los interesados con Diploma BI quedan liberados del pago de U$S100 para el Examen de ingreso. Por otra parte, serán considerados como primeros entre pares para la transferencia de sus materias cursadas y aprobadas a Institutos de Educación Superior de los EE.UU. Tanto los créditos transferidos de su Bachillerato Internacional como de sus estudios en IBAHRS a Universidades de los EE.UU. reducirá el tiempo de sus estudios para una Licenciatura (Bachelor of Science - BS) a 2 años en IBAHRS y 1 a 2 años en los EE.UU. ARGENTINA Lincoln University College La Lincoln University College ofrece crédito universitario de hasta un año para el título o materias aprobadas del BI. La Universidad ofrece los primeros 2 años de los 4 años del B.A. ó B.S., el título de A.A. (Associate of Arts) al completar los 2 años. Transferencia a universidades en los EE.UU. para completar el BA ó BS. ARGENTINA Ott College El Ott College otorga la eximición del examen de inglés del ingreso a las carreras terciarias de Ott College y la posibilidad de promocionar la materia (no rendir el examen final obligatorio). ARGENTINA Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina La Universidad Católica Argentina establece a partir del ingreso al curso 2005 las siguientes condiciones preferenciales de ingreso, a determinadas carreras, para los alumnos cuyos colegios o institutos son miembros de la Organización del Bachillerato Internacional y que cumplan con la exigencia de haber rendido y aprobado el Diploma del Bachillerato Internacional con la calificación de 30 puntos en el caso en que un alumno cumpla con los otros requerimientos pero no haya llegado a la cantidad de 30 puntos en el Diploma, la Universidad podrá analizar esta situación en forma individual). Asimismo, están eximidos de cursar y rendir la materia específica del ingreso según la acreditación de la materia BI que se detalla a continuación: ACREDITACIÓN DE MATERIAS BI PARA CADA CARRERA: Métodos Matemáticos-nivel medio con puntaje 4 o superior: Licenciado en Administración de Empresas, Contador Público, Economía. Química-nivel medio o superior* con puntaje 4 o superior: Ingeniería en Producción Agropecuaria, Ingeniería en Alimentos, Licenciatura en Tecnología de los Alimentos. Historia-nivel medio o superior* con puntaje 4 o superior: Licenciatura en Relaciones Internacionales, Licenciatura en Ciencias Políticas. ARGENTINA Universidad Abierta Interamericana Poliacutetica de reconocimiento acadeacutemico porUNIVERSIDAD ABIERTA INTERAMERICANA (UAI) La UAI conviene en reconocer el Diploma del Bachillerato Internacional y, por consiguiente, otorga la admisioacuten directa a los candidatos que hayan obtenido dicho diploma en los Colegios del Mundo del IB autorizados a dictar el Programa del Diploma del Bachilerato Internacional.
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