ADMISSIONS PROCESS: HOW TO APPLY

We’re Here to Support You During the Application Process

Your application process will vary depending on the type of program you have chosen and the type of student you are. This page will help direct you to all the detailed information you need to begin your application with confidence. Keep in mind that you will need to choose the program in which you plan to enroll. Don’t worry! If you’re undecided, you can change it later. Or, talk to an advisor today to find the best fit for you and your goals.

Even better, 91 percent of our students graduate with no debt. Many—42 percent—receive grants or scholarships that don’t need to be paid back.

Our Application Can Be Completed Entirely Online

Before starting your application in our portal, please ensure you have all of the following:

• Your officially spelled legal name
• Your date of birth
• Your social security number
• Your physical address
• Your personal email address (this must be unique to you—don’t use a parent’s or someone else’s email)
• Your personal cell phone number (this must also be unique to you)
• Your payment method for the application fee
• The name and location of your high school and any previously attended colleges or universities
• Transcripts from any colleges or universities you previously attended (if any)

Get Details by Program Type

Bachelor’s (4-Year) Degree Application Process

Info on how to apply to a B.A. or B.S. program for new students, returning students, international students and visiting students.

Associate’s (2-Year) Degree Application Process

Info on how to apply to an A.A. or A.S. degree program for new students, returning students, international students and visiting students.

Career Training and Apprenticeships

Info on how to apply to our technical, vocational and hands-on programs and certificates for new students and returning students.

Dual Enrollment

Info on how to apply to our program for eligible public, charter, private and home education high school students, who can earn credit toward both their high school diploma and an associate degree or career training certificate at the same time.