LOCATION
The
College is located in the city of Stamford, Connecticut, at
the intersection of Glenbrook Road and Hope Street.
COMMUNICATION
Correspondence
should be addressed to:
The
Rector
St. Basil College
195 Glenbrook Road
Stamford, CT 06902
The
telephone numbers are:
Seminary:
(203) 324-4578
College: (203) 356-0770
Fax: (203) 357-7681
E-mail: UkrCathSem@optonline.net - General Queries
Website:
http://stbasilcollegesem.net
ADMISSION
REQUIREMENTS
The College selects from the applicants for admission
those students who show promise of profiting from the environment
it provides. Satisfactory completion of sixteen units of secondary
school work or the equivalent is the minimum academic requirement
for admission, but it is not a guarantee of acceptance. These
units should be distributed as follows:
English 4, Mathematics 3
Foreign Language 2, Science 3
Social Studies 2, Other pre-college electives 2
GENERAL PROCEDURE
FOR ADMISSION
1. All correspondence concerning admission should
be addressed to the Rector.
2. Applicants are admitted in the fall and spring semesters.
3. A complete application for admission must include the following
credentials:
a. A formal application - available on request from
the Rector.
b. A complete official secondary school record.
c. A letter of recommendation from one's pastor and from a
representative of the high school attended concerning the
applicant's qualifications for college.
d A psychological evaluation. (for seminarians)
e.
One hundred dollar application fee (check or money order).
f. The Rector
submits the documents of the applicant for action by the Admissions
Committee.
TRANSFER STUDENTS
Applicants from any four-year institution or two-year
college must submit the following documents to the Rector:
1. Completed application form.
2. Academic transcripts from high schools and colleges attended.
If the applicant is transferring from a seminary, he must
provide a testimonial letter from the Rector or Eparch.
3. One hundred dollarr application fee (check or money order).
Only those course credits will be accepted for transfer in
which the student has received a grade of C or better according
to the marking system. All transcripts must be mailed directly
to the Rector. Transcripts cannot be accepted directly from
the student.
INDEPENDENT STUDY
Students interested in pursuing an “independent
study” project must first identify a topic of interest
and find an instructor willing to monitor the study. Then,
appropriate forms must be secured from the Office of the Academic
Dean, and an outline of the project must be described with
some detail and submitted to the instructor and the Dean for
their approval. This should be completed before the beginning
of classes at the commencement of the semester in which the
research will be conducted and the credits sought. It must
be remembered that “independent study” is not
the same as “individualized instruction” which
is extended to students who need a course currently not being
offered to satisfy some degree requirements, let us say, to
graduate or to move on with his class.
ADVANCED STANDING
Credit earned as advanced standing credit will be
considered for acceptance, provided that the course(s) in
question correspond(s) to the offering(s) of the College.
Advanced standing credit will not be awarded until one academic
semester has been satisfactorily completed at the College.
FOREIGN STUDENTS
St. Basil College is authorized under Federal
law (Immigration and Nationality Act P.R. 87-195) to enroll
non-immigrant alien students. Students from other countries
seeking admission to St. Basil College should write to the
Office of the Dean for information, and they will be referred
to the Foreign Student Advisor.
All foreign students are required to take an English placement
test and to be interviewed by the director of the English
Department. If a foreign student’s command of the English
language is judged to be insufficient to pursue the college’s
course of study, then that student will be required to enroll
in an English as a Second Language Program and should understand
that he will not be permitted to enroll in the regular sequence
of courses until such a times as his placement test assures
his proficiency in English.
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