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"ICFES is the national authority for the education quality."
The ICFES exam is a standardized test similar to the American SAT. The test is administered prior to graduation in Colombian high schools. (Grade 11th). The test is thoroughly developed and published by the ICFES.
"A complete list of under graduate and graduate programs approved by ICFES can be found here: "
All amendments were reviewed and approved by the General Chamber at its June 5 and 22 and presented to ICFES the 15 July. However, the August 3rd Division Corporate Counsel ICFES again comment two articles (17 and 18) of the proposed text and therefore it is necessary that the General Chamber reconvenes 6 and August 21 to give statutory approval.
Although ICFES provides several tests for different academic purposes, the ICFES test is nationally recognized as the most important test since it qualifies students according to their actual academic skills and therefore it can affect the possibilities that a student might have to be accepted in College.
Although the ICFES provides several tests for different academic purposes, the ICFES test is nationally recognized as the most important test since it qualifies students according to their actual academic skills and therefore it can affect the possibilities that a student might have to be accepted in Public and Private Colleges.
The city also has secondary education institutions, public and private high school, several of which rate high in the country, according to studies conducted by ICFES.
Last 2011 ICFES results, showed that Fundacion Colegio Bilingue was indeed the best school from Valledupar, and the best school to learn English in the Atlantic Region.
The purpose and scope of this statutory reform they were entered in the trade-compassionate based in the ICFES on April 30, 1993 and are reproduced below:
It is the only Colombian university that made an accreditation process, supported by the European Association of Universities. It is ranked as "Very Superior" by the ICFES.
In 1993 the faculty of the country's first citohistotecnologia program was created. As of 2014 the program had graduated 274 technologists. In 1994 the name changed to Foundation University Health Sciences. In 1997 ICFES issued an operating license for the medical school of the University Foundation for Health Sciences. Nursing, Surgical and Medical Instruments were added to the existing 34 medical and surgical disciplines approved by the ICFES.
The school took second place throughout Colombia in the ICFES examinations in 2003, for schools that have more than 100 students in grade eleven. It also ranked ninth among all the more than 9500 schools.
Colegio Oakland is consistently ranked among the top preparatory schools in the Bogotá Region and in Colombia. It has been designated as "very superior" (muy superior) by the Colombian Institute for the Evaluation of Education - ICFES.
The test is an intensive one. The test is totally managed by ICFES and different contracts with companies that transport valuables as a way to make the test safely delivered to the students and preventing fraudulent results or illegal copying.
In 1980 the Technology Foundation was established for allied health. In 1987 the reform of the Foundation Paramedic Technology Careers was approved by the ICFES in parallel with the school of Health Sciences to secure approval.
It has been ranked for many years as Barranquilla's top private school. It has for many consecutive years gained the highest results in SAT, TOEFL, and ICFES exams in the City of Barranquilla and the Caribbean Region of Colombia
Note: In the admissions process does not lend greater importance to the State Exam (test Saber 11 °) applied by the ICFES, and does not take into account the high school grades.
The ICFES exam, currently Saber 11, is a standardized test similar to the SAT in the United States. The test is administered prior to graduation in Colombian high schools final year, 11th or 12th. It can be taken as many times as a student sees fit. The test is thoroughly developed and published by the ICFES. The exam, evaluates five subjects; Critical Reading, Math, Social Studies, Science and English. Each subject mostly consist of several multiple option questions with four possible answers and between one and three open questions, except English which has no open questions and the multiple option questions can have between three and eight possible answers. The ICFES exam qualifies between 1 and 500, and each subject between 1 and 100.
The test is an intensive one. It is split in two sessions, each one of four hours and thirty minutes. ICFES assigns the schools and schedules throughout the Colombian territory so most of the student body is able to reach nearby schools where to take the test. The organization and logistics related to the test is totally managed by ICFES and different contracts with companies that transport valuables as a way to make the test safely delivered to the students and preventing fraudulent results or illegal copying.
The school maintains a Scholarship Program granted to the student recipient of the "Gabriel Giraldo Order", Maximum Award of the Gimnasio Los Caobos (created in honor of the Founder). At the end of each academic year, the School rewards the student that best performs in the Colombian scholastic aptitude test (ICFES).