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Foreign and Expatriate Students
On almost any day of the year, there are students enrolled at Trent from every
continent on the globe except Antarctica. Almost as often, there are
students from large and small islands in four oceans. Many of these
students are the children of American and other English speaking families.
Still others do not speak English and elect to use an Internet translator to
convert lessons to their own languages.
All are welcome!
Trent students receive a
college preparatory education quite similar to one they would receive if
attending a good boarding school in The United States. The emphasis on
history and government is decidedly American. The spelling and grammar
used in lessons are those accepted as correct and proper in The United States.
Students transferring to
Trent homeschooling from a foreign school are strongly advised to submit a
completed
Trent Placement Examination prior
to enrollment.
All students successfully
completing the twelfth grade at Trent receive a diploma, and their grade records
are kept on permanent file at The Trent Schools. Upon request, copies of
grade transcripts can be sent anywhere in the world.
If religion is a concern,
please be advised that Trent lessons are considered friendly in nature to all
major religions, as well as to those without a religion. No emphasis
on religion is given, and the differences in the beliefs of many religions are
often discussed within lessons. Trent regards the teaching of religious
beliefs to be the obligation and responsibility of the home, not the school.
Trent students are taught the information most major universities and colleges
wish their new students to know. Knowledge, and only knowledge, defeats
misunderstandings between neighbors, communities, and nations.
Credit card payments to
Trent can be made from any nation serviced on the Internet by PayPal (www.paypal.com).
Personal and business checks are accepted if made payable in US dollars.
International money orders are also accepted. International bank transfers
can be arranged, but a charge of about $15.00US is usually demanded by
participating banks.
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