1. Prospective students should
make an appointment with the Director of Admissions
of the School.
2. The prospective student should be prepared to :
a. Submit a
High School Diploma, or its equivalent, as specified
in the
Admissions Requirements
section of the catalog
b. Complete an Application for Admission form
c. Complete an Enrollment Agreement form |
3. Credit for previous education,
training, or work experience will be considered on
a case-to-case basis. Prospective students who wish
to avail of this must provide official transcripts
for previous education and/or training, or documentation
of the work experience related to the program being
sought. If credit is warranted, the course/s may be
re-arranged for early completion.
4. The Director of Admissions will assess the prospective
student's qualifications and abilities for the program
in which the students is interested in pursuing. Alternative
program opportunities can also be discussed at this
time. A physical tour of the facilities of the campus,
including the lecture rooms, laboratories, computer
lab, library and other campus facilities can also
be conducted.
5. The Director of Admissions will provide the applicant
with the following information :
Institutional
Consumer Information Disclosure Forms
Notice of Student Rights |
6. The student will receive either
a Letter of Acceptance or a Letter of Rejection within
one week of completion of admission forms and documents.
Students must contact the College to verify acceptance
within the timeline stated in the Letter of Acceptance.
7. The date of the appropriate Orientation Session
will be indicated in the Letter of Acceptance.
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