Admission

Admission Requirements

Applicants seeking admission to the School must be high school graduates or in possession of a G.E.D. certificate, and be beyond the age of compulsory high school attendance (18, or over). Proof of high school graduation or a G.E.D. certificate in the form of a diploma or a transcript issued by the attending institution is required. State issued Identification will be used to verify the validity of the documents submitted. If the School has any reason to believe that the high school diploma or transcript is invalid, the School will request an official transcript from the issuing institution. As an alternative, the School may contact the relevant department or agency in the state in which the issuing institution is located to verify that the school is recognized as a valid provider of secondary school education.

Any documentation that is required for admission (e.g. high school diplomas, school transcripts) which originates from a foreign country will be certified as equivalent to a US high school diploma and translated into English as needed and evaluated for US high school diploma-equivalency.

Qualified applicants who desire to enroll in one of the programs offered must apply in person. The Admissions Department is open Monday through Friday, or by appointment. One of our Admissions Advisor will guide you through the following steps:

• Choosing from the courses available
• Showing you our facilities and equipment
• Arranging for you to be tested, or meeting other requirements for admission if applicable
• Arranging for an appointment with a Financial Aid Advisor
• Submitting the Enrollment Agreement to the School Director or his/her designee for final approval

The Admissions Process is composed of the following steps:

• Completing the entrance application
• Meeting with an Admissions Representative
• Touring the facilities
• Testing (if applicable)
• Attending an interview with a Financial Aid Advisor
• Attending an Orientation session