Non-High School Graduate

Students seeking admission to one of the college's curricular programs who are over 18 years of age and lack a high school diploma or the recognized equivalent (Certificate of General Educational Development or Home school Completion Certificate) will be instructed to take an ability-to-benefit test. You can take this test at one of the Placement Testing Centers.

• Students who pass this test may be admitted to the college as either non-curricular or curricular students, provided they also have satisfied other admission requirements.



• Students who fail the ability-to-benefit test may enroll as non-curricular students until they satisfy curricular admission requirements.

For additional information: contact Lisa Thomas at 523-5029.