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markfch:
I can second that. One of my friends got aggregate total of zero due to perfect 6 (L1R5) minus CCA, affliation etc.
Thanx serafiel for clarification.
So 6 max is only applicable for students taking clep or mlep but you cant combine HMT/School affiliation/CCA points to get 6 - Max allowed is still 4 without CLEP/MLEP. -
mathsparks:
CLEP is it the one about poems and chinese history?Thanx serafiel for clarification.
So 6 max is only applicable for students taking clep or mlep but you cant combine HMT/School affiliation/CCA points to get 6 - Max allowed is still 4 without CLEP/MLEP. -
mathsparks:
You can, read carefully.markfch:
I can second that. One of my friends got aggregate total of zero due to perfect 6 (L1R5) minus CCA, affliation etc.
Thanx serafiel for clarification.
So 6 max is only applicable for students taking clep or mlep but you cant combine HMT/School affiliation/CCA points to get 6 - Max allowed is still 4 without CLEP/MLEP.
perfect 6 (L1R5) minus CCA, <b>affliation</b> etc. -
No, you can minus 4 using any 2 of the 3: HMT, CCA or Affiliation.
Most people with no HMT uses affiliation.
2 more is for CLEP or MLEP. -
Firstly, the bonus points you "earned" is substracted from the L1R5 aggregrate (best possible L1R5 score is 6).
The maximum bonus points "earned" from any combination of the following is 4:
1 CCA (2 bonus points for A1&A2, 1 bonus point for B3 thru C6)
2 First Language & HMT (2 bonus points for A1 thry C6)
3 Third Language (MSP OR CSP OR BI - 2 bonus points for A1 thru c6)
4 Affliation (2 bonus points if joining JC from feeder school)
However, if you are taking up CLEP/MLEP in JC, you are given an additional 2 bonus points; only students in this category have a maximum of 6 bonus points.
I hope this will help to clarify the doubts we all have on what the max bonus points is. Details are available in the JAE booklet as well.
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