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John Paul College is a school in Frankston, VIC. This page summarises public information and helps students plan their pathway to university. Informational โ€” not the school's official page.

Location
Frankston, VIC
Sector
Catholic

Pathway to university

Students at John Paul College typically progress to university via the ATAR (Year 12 senior secondary certificate). Use Peernovo's exam-prep and pathway tools to prepare.

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Where is John Paul College?

John Paul College is a school in Frankston, VIC, Australia.

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