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Admission Requirements

New Students

To qualify for the HEOP program, applicants must be residents of New York State and demonstrate both academic and economic need. Applicants are either referred by an admissions counselor, or may indicate on their admissions application that they are interested in being considered for HEOP. Economic eligibility is determined by income guidelines issued by the New York State Education Department.

Since SAT scores may not thoroughly reflect a student's potential for success at Polytechnic, an intake interview with each applicant is an essential part of the HEOP admissions process. During the interview a HEOP staff member will discuss the applicant's academic strengths and weaknesses, and give a basic overview of what to expect at Polytechnic.



Transfer Students

Students wishing to transfer into HEOP at Polytechnic must have been in an opportunity program (HEOP, EOP, SEEK, etc.) at their previous institution. Each applicant must also complete an admissions transfer application. Transfer applicants are considered based on their academics and their individual circumstances. The HEOP director reviews college transcript(s) and recommendations from counselors or professors, and a decision is sent to the Office of Admissions.


Courses

CM 000 Pre-College Chemistry
6:0:NC
Covers mole concept and stoichiometry, gaseous molecular behavior and gas law equilibrium and Le Chatelier's principle.

HE 1 Study Skills
2:0:NC
A workshop which prepares students for the academic and social challenges of college. Includes self-exploration and development of skills, such as note-taking, exam preparation, time management, and evaluation of academic and career goals.

MA 000 Pre-College Math
6:0:NC
Review of trigonometry, quadratic and absolute value questions and inequalities, limits and differentiation of both algebraic and trigonometric functions.

CS 000 Pre-College Computer Science
6:0:NC
General topics covered include the fundamentals of programming, software development practices and problem-solving using the C++ programming language. Other topics include compiling, running and debugging a program, program testing, documentation, variables and data types, assignments, arithmetic expressions, input and output, top-down design and functions and conditionals and loops.

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