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    The Cambridge AICE program at Barron Collier High School

    The Cambridge Advanced International Certificate of Education (AICE), is an internationally recognized program that emphasizes the value of broad and stimulating curriculum of Cambridge International Advanced Subsidiary Level (AS Level). It offers students the ability to gain an in-depth understanding of subjects that suit their specific passions and interests while developing the tools necessary to succeed in college-level classes. This program is recognized internationally and prepares students for college. Students can earn college credit and potentially earn the AICE Diploma.

    The Advanced International Certificate of Education (AICE) program, developed by Cambridge University, provides a high-quality academic curriculum which prepares students for post-secondary education while offering students the opportunity to tailor their studies to their individual interests, skills and future goals. The AICE program offers courses and examinations during grades 10-12 leading to an international Diploma and potential college credits. AICE courses carry a quality point, meaning that when calculating GPA, an AICE course gives the student a higher GPA value than a regular course or an honors course. 

    AICE Diploma: Students must pass 6 credits worth of examinations in addition to passing Global Perspectives (TOTAL 7 passed exams).  At least one passed examination must come from each of the four subject groups: Mathematics & Sciences, Languages, Arts and Humanities, and Interdisciplinary subjects. To receive full Bright Futures with the AICE Diploma, students must also complete 100 hours of community service and two years of the same world language.

    For more information on how these courses impact universities giving college credits please call the respective university/college to speak with their international admissions counselor or university admissions counselor.

    Thank you,

    Mr. Alford

    Assistant Principal of Curriculum and Instruction

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    For more information, call our BCHS counseling office (239) 377-1216

    For more information, visit the Cambridge website: www.cambridgeinternational.org