For admission to a college program, you must have graduated from high school with an overall grade point average (GPA) of a C grade (2.0) or higher. Your admission to a specific college program is based on a combination of your high school grade point average and your completion of specific high school courses.
«» High School Courses Recommended for College:
  • English-4 Years (Composition, American Literature, English Literature, World Literature)
  • Mathematics-4 Years (Algebra I & II, Geometry, Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, Calculus)
  • History & Geography-2 to 3 Years (Geography, US History, US Government, World History, World Cultures, Civics)
  • Laboratory Science-3 to 4 Years (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Earth Science)
  • Visual & Performing Arts-1 to 2 Years (Art, Drama, Dance, Music)
  • Challenging Electives-1 to 3 Years (Economics, Psychology, Computer Science, Statistics, Communication)
  • Foreign Language-3 to 4 Year
«» Test results from the ACT or SAT must be received before you can be admitted.
«» If you've graduated from high school, but don't meet minimum entrance      requirements

If you've graduated from high school with a satisfactory GPA but don't meet minimum entrance requirements for the college degree, you may be accepted with deficiencies provided you make up the deficiencies by earning at least a C grade in each of the appropriate developmental or university courses and complete 9 credits of general degree requirements with a C grade or higher in each course.
«» If you are 18 years old or older and fail to meet admission requirements

If you are 18 years old or older and fail to meet admissions requirements you may be considered for unrestricted admission to a college program on a case-by-case basis. You will need to provide supporting evidence showing your academic ability, including, at a minimum, test results from either the ACT or SAT tests. Home-schooled students should follow this procedure when seeking admission to a college program. Contact the Office of Admissions of the college you would like to attend for more information.