High school diploma for 12th grade, original authenticated, translated into English, and endorsed with a minimum GPA of 70%.

Requirements for the British certificate (updated until December 2023).

Basic requirements.

Three subjects at A-Level with a minimum grade of C.

Choose specialization subjects according to the following table: (You can complete all three subjects from the same table or choose the third subject from the next table.)

A table listing subjects eligible for A-Level (AL) choices (two or three subjects), considering specialized subjects as in the previous table.

Very important note:

Only the listed subjects are eligible for A-Level choices (subjects no longer qualified are not listed).

The recognized platforms in Germany for the IG certificate are:

Cambridge Assessment International Education (Cambridge International Examinations)
Learning Resource Network (LRN)
Oxford AQA
(Pearson (Edexcel

1. The American high school diploma requires a minimum cumulative unweighted GPA of 3.
2. The American high school diploma includes transcripts for grades 9, 10, 11, and 12, with the following academic diversity:

• English Language: At least 4 units over the four academic years.
• Second Language (must be specified): At least 2 units over the four academic years.
• Mathematics (must be specified): At least 3 units over the four academic years.
• Science (must be specified): At least 3 units over the four academic years.
• Social Studies (must be specified): At least 3 units over the four academic years.
• Elective (must be specified): At least 3 units over the four academic years.

School accreditation certificate from one of the following accrediting bodies only:

• Middle States Commission on Elementary and Secondary Schools (MSA-CESS)
• New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC)
• North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement (NCA-CASI)/AdvancED(COGNIA)
• Northwest Accreditation Commission (NWAC)/AdvancED (COGNIA)
• Southern Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement (SACS-CASI)/AdvancED (COGNIA)
• Accrediting Commission for Schools – Western Association of Schools and Colleges (ASC-WASC)

Exceptional importance regarding the requirements of the American high school diploma.

• The American high school diploma from Egypt and Saudi Arabia, along with meeting the previous requirements, requires one full academic year before applying.
• Then, the student travels to Germany to study the language along with the qualifying subjects. If the student has completed 4 AP courses and this is recognized by UNIASSIST, they are exempt from studying the qualifying subjects.

Required AP subjects:

• • English (AP English Literature or AP English Language and Composition)
• • 1 additional foreign language (AP French or AP Spanish or AP Latin or AP German)
• • 1 mathematical and scientific subject (AP Calculus AB or BC or AP Biology or AP Chemistry or AP Physics C (AP Physics C: Mechanics and AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism))
• • 1 additional subject corresponding to the upper secondary school level (e.g. AP European History, AP American History, AP Computer Science A or AP Macroeconomics (0.5 credits/units) and AP Microeconomics (0.5 credits/units))
• **These exams must be taken separately from the College Board while attending school.

Only one of the following certificates for the French diploma:

Diplome du Baccalaureat General” can be acquired in the following branches

Séries ES: Economique et Sociale,
Séries L: Littéraire,
Séries S: Scientifique

Diplome du Baccalaureat Technologique

Diplome du Baccalaureat Professionnel

Direct admission to universities after completing language preparation and obtaining one of the German language certificates:

DSH

TstDaf

C1 Huchschule Telc

10th and 12th grade transcripts authenticated along with the APS evaluation certificate

Alberta ; Northwest Territories

General High School Diploma (with Transcript of Academic Achievement)

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

• Proof of at least 100 credits in grade X, XI and XII
• Proof of 5 independent subjects in grade XII (course number 30-39)
• In the transcript of achievement must be proven with 2 annual rates each:
  • Tow languages, of which a language with course number 30
  • Mathematics and a natural science subject, of which one subject with course number 30

COMMENTS
Each individual compartment must be proven with a grade of at least 50%
The total average must be at least 60%.
Note:
For other course numbers, consultation with the central office is recommended in individual cases

British Columbia und Yukon Territory

Secondary School Graduation Diploma (with Senior Secondary School Statement)

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

• Proof of at least 13 successfully completed courses grade XI and grade XII courses, of which at least 5 courses in grade XII
• The Senior Secondary School Statement must prove:
  • Two languages, Of which 1 language with course number 12
  • Mathematics and a natural science subject, of which a subject with course number 12.

COMMENTS
The average grade must be at least C+

Manitoba

• Minimum requirements:
  Proof of at least 30 “credits” in grade IX, X, XI and XII, including 5 “credits” in grade XII, of which at least 3 in independent subjects in so-called “40 courses”
• The subject and grade overview with 2 annual courses must be proven in each:
  • Tow languages, including 1 language with course number 30 or 40
  • Mathematics and 1 natural science subject, of which 1 subject with course number 30 or 40

Note:
Senior 1 = Grade 9 = Courses of 10
Senior 2 = Grade 10 = Courses of 20
Senior 3 = Grade 11 = 30 courses
Senior 4 = Grade 12 = 40 courses

Ontario

• Requirements
  Proof of at least 12 successfully completed general education courses in grades 11 and 12,  of which at least 6 “University Preparatory Courses” (UPCs) in the 12th Grad.
• The subject and grade overview (at the UPC level) must prove:
  • Two languages: English or French at a native level and a foreign language,
  • Mathematics: “Advanced Functions” and “Calculus and Vectors”
  • Natural science subject: Either biology, chemistry or physics

N.B:

• Further subject(s) according to the upper secondary school,
• An overall grade average of 65% in the 6 UPCs.

Comments

• The subject and grade overview usually contains the school years 9 to 12.
• The UPC courses of the 12th Classes are marked as “4U”, for foreign languages (e.g. Spanish, Italian, etc.), the respective abbreviation ends with “DU”.  College courses/University and college courses (so-called M courses) are not UPC courses and cannot replace them.
• The courses mentioned are each with at least 2 annual courses (11th and 12th Class), i.e. an annual exchange rate in the amount of one credit point (1 credit) in the 11th. Class (level 3U) and an annual exchange rate in the amount of one credit point (1 credit) in the 12th Class (level 4U).
• In English-speaking schools, the subject of English must be chosen at a native level. Accordingly, at French-speaking schools, the subject of French must be completed at a native level. In addition, a foreign language must be proven.
• The UPC course “Advanced Functions” is a mandatory prerequisite for the UPC course “Calculus and Vectors.” The UPC course “Advanced Functions” can also be started in the 11th. Class to be completed.
• Questions about subject occupancy should be sent to the respective bodies responsible for university access (academic offices abroad of the universities or Certificate recognition bodies). to be addressed.

13th grade transcript and graduation certificate in English or translated into English and certified.