How to Enroll

ADMISSIONS PROCEDURES

Following are the general procedures to apply for admission to a curriculum program of study.

Complete and submit the standard Application for Admission & Readmission - Curriculum Programs ("Application").

Meet with a member of the Student Services counseling staff to review the Application and to discuss interests, educational background, and admissions requirements for intended program(s) of study.

Complete the placement tests determined to be appropriate by the Student Services counseling staff. Placement test results are used by academic advisors to place students in appropriate courses and thereby maximize their opportunities for success. Appropriate courses may include developmental courses in reading, writing, and/or math. Placement test scores are not used for the purpose of admission to the College, but certain programs may require placement or other test scores to be considered for the program.

Applicants must have official transcripts sent from all previously attended colleges. Completion of high school or equivalent (GED High School Equivalency) is required for admission to all associate degree programs and certain diploma and certificate programs. If completion of high school or equivalent is a requirement, applicants must provide official transcripts (from high school or State GED Office/GED Administrator) evidencing completion. The high school transcript requirement is waived for associate degree program applicants who have graduated from an accredited two-year or four-year college, except for applicants for any program in the Health and Human Resources Division. Official high school transcripts/GED and transcripts from all previously attended colleges are required to be on file before any certification can be made for VA benefits or any federal financial aid program.