Admissions Process

Prior to beginning the admission process, applicants are asked about their language preference and are informed of the implications of selecting a program offered in English or Spanish.

Students who wish to enroll in English courses and programs must be native English speakers or meet the criteria of the English Proficiency Test policy described below.

Students who wish to enroll in Spanish courses or programs must demonstrate proficiency in Spanish, unless Spanish is their native language, in which case no proficiency documentation is required. The language preference is confirmed before the admission form, which constitutes the first step of the admission process, is sent to the applicant.

All domestic applicants, regardless of prior academic level or grades, must provide official transcripts directly from each previously attended institution, indicating all completed coursework.

International applicants must submit official educational transcripts to the Admissions Representative (AR). All official transcripts are retained in the student file in accordance with our recordkeeping policies.

All transcripts must be from appropriately licensed or accredited institutions. For international applicants, transcripts must be translated and evaluated by a recognized credential evaluation agency before an official transfer credit assessment can be conducted. Once the transcripts are reviewed, we will inform the student of any possible transfer credits. An official evaluation may be provided only after the student has submitted official transcripts and paid any required fees.

Students requesting transfer credit for prior post-secondary education must submit official transcripts before credits are awarded.

We reserve the right to verify the authenticity of all documents submitted during the admissions process. Submission of falsified or misleading documentation may result in denial of admission, revocation of admission.

We reserve the right to deny admission to any applicant and to change entrance requirements without prior notice. Applicants are notified of their admission decision in writing.

Once applicants complete the required admission documentation, they receive the Enrollment Agreement documents. After the registration fee is paid and the student identification number is assigned, the payment plan documents are sent to the applicant to sign.

When all required documents are signed, the student record is created in the Student Information System (SIS). The SIS then automatically sends a welcome email with instructions for activating the student's institutional account.

The review process will take some time to complete, unless there are special circumstances that require follow-up with the applicant. Applicants who did not demonstrate the college-level skills required for the chosen program or who failed to meet our standards of academic progress may not enroll as students.

Would you like to know more about the process?

Contact us and we will be happy to answer all of your questions.