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- HIGHER EDUCATION
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- Education at the tertiary level is
mainly offered by community colleges, teacher colleges, the University of
Technology, and the University of the West Indies.
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- ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
- There are two levels of admission
to first degree courses: students with the Caribbean Examinations Council
Secondary Education Certificate or the General Certificate of Education,
Ordinary level take a preliminary year’s study. Direct entry to degree
programmes is based on the General Certificate of Education, Advanced
Level.
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- PROGRAMME OF STUDY
- Associate degree usually take two
years’ duration beyond the Caribbean Examinations Council Secondary
Education Certificate. They
represent two years of a four-year degree programme; some universities
accept an associate degree for admission to a bachelor’s degree
programme, while others will regard the credential as the first year of a
three-year bachelor’s degree programme.
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- Bachelor’s degrees normally take
three years of study to complete; master’s degrees normally take one to
two years beyond the bachelor’s, depending on the programme; doctoral
degrees normally take at least three years beyond the master’s degree.
Higher certificates and diploma courses are also available.
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- GRADING SCALE
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Degree
Classification
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WES
Equivalency
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Class I
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A
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Class II Upper Division
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B+
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Class II Lower Division
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B
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Pass
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C
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Revised: May 06, 2004
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