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Financial Aid – With many financial aid programs available, don’t let finances stop you from achieving a college education.  Learn More

Admissions & Recruitment Scholarships – Learn about available scholarship opportunities and find out how to apply. Learn More

VA Education Benefits – Veterans are eligible to receive benefits through the VA Education Benefits program.  Learn More

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Student Life – Student government, clubs and organizations, and campus recreation. Learn more

High School GPA:

• Cumulative, unweighted high school GPA of at least 2.5

High School Courses:

• English: Emphasis on composition, rhetoric, and American, English, and world literature (4 units)
• Mathematics: Three units including at least two units of algebra 1 and higher level mathematics, chosen from second year algebra, geometry, trigonometry, pre-calculus, probability and statistics, and other advanced mathematics (3 units)
• Natural Sciences:  (lab or simulation) Including biology, chemistry or physics, with at least one year in laboratory science (2 units)
• Social Science/Studies: Including world history and geography, US history, economics, government, or law (3 units)

GED recipients:

• Test score range of 165-200 (Test date of January 2014-current)
  • If you have taken the GED before 2014, please send your test scores to the admission office for review)

HiSET recipients:

• Test score range of 15 or higher

Parent Information –  Parents and families are an important part of a student’s success! The intent of this page is to provide additional resources to aid in the successful completion of the student’s first year experience. Learn more.