IB/SHS Transcripts and Grades
All Skyline-based grades and transcripts must be requested through Parchment.
All IB exam grades are reported to the college of your choosing during the year you graduate. Forms for requesting results services are made available to students during the May exam period.
IB Predicted Grades (sometimes required for international schools) will be processed according to the SHS IB Predicted Grades Policy:
All IB exam grades are reported to the college of your choosing during the year you graduate. Forms for requesting results services are made available to students during the May exam period.
IB Predicted Grades (sometimes required for international schools) will be processed according to the SHS IB Predicted Grades Policy:
- It is the policy of Skyline High School to support those students applying to non-US universities by providing the requested IB predicted grades. All IB Predicted Grades requests should be routed through the IB Coordinator, and should include the requisite university form and/or process for submittal of those grades. Under no circumstances will IB Predicted Grades be provided directly to students and/or their parents. And, under no circumstances will IB Predicted grades be provided to colleges and universities that ask for this data as an optional reporting measure of student performance. Please allow ample lead time for any request of IB Predicted Grades.
College Selection Information
When looking for post-high school educational options be sure to thoroughly research your options. Talk to your parents, neighbors, peers, teachers, the College and Career Specialists, as well as your school counselor for ideas. Network with past graduates from your school, access local alumni associations for schools you are interested in, and most importantly VISIT if you can.
Two podcasts worth a listen are "College is a Match Not a Prize" and "The Hidden Costs of College" (coming soon).
Two podcasts worth a listen are "College is a Match Not a Prize" and "The Hidden Costs of College" (coming soon).
College Credit Information
A Dual Credit Lookup tool is now available through the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction. This tool allows students to search and compare how their high school IB and AP scores will apply as college credit at various public and private institutions in Washington State. Students select the type of exam and the exam subject areas, enter the scores they earned or hope to earn, and select up to 5 colleges. A table will show how each college awards credit for each exam and provides a link to the school's website for further information.
Alternatively, credit policies can be found at most university admissions websites by typing 'IB Credit Policy' into the search bar on the admissions page.
Alternatively, credit policies can be found at most university admissions websites by typing 'IB Credit Policy' into the search bar on the admissions page.
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Where Do SHS IB Students Attend College? (c/o 2016 & 2017)
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American University in Paris
Arizona State University Baylor University Bentley University Boston University Brown University Bucknell University California Institute of the Arts California Northstate University California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Carnegie Mellon University Claremont McKenna College Cornell University Cornish College of the Arts Duke University George Washington University Georgia Institute of Technology Johns Hopkins University Kings College London Macalester College Massachusetts Institute of Technology New York University Northeastern University Northwestern University Oberlin College Oxford College of Emory University Penn State |
Purdue University
Savannah College of Art & Design, Atlanta Stanford University Temple University Tufts University Tulane University United States Naval Academy University of British Columbia University of California, Berkeley University of California, Los Angeles University of California, San Diego University of Chicago University of Denver University of Illinois, Chicago University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign University of Michigan University of Oklahoma University of Padova University of Pennsylvania University of Portland University of Southern California University of Texas at Dallas University of the Pacific University of Virginia University of Washington University of Washington, Bothell Vanderbilt University Washington State University Western Washington University |
