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| International Students | Military Students
Mt. Sierra College admits qualified students without regard to sex, age, race, national origin, or handicap. Applicants must be high school graduates. You will be asked to provide high school and college transcripts and to complete a math and writing assessment to determine your eligibility for admission.
To apply on campus, follow these easy steps.
- Contact the Admissions Department to schedule your personal interview and campus tour.
All applicants are required to complete an interview. This will give you an opportunity to ask questions about the curriculum and courses that interest you. Please feel free to have a parent or spouse present for the interview, if it would make you more comfortable.
- Submit an application for admission.
Submit a signed Application for Admission to your Admissions Representative. You will be asked to pay a non-refundable $50 application fee with your application. A one-time $100 registration fee will be due on or before Orientation.
- Submit appropriate official school documentation.
You will need to provide official proof of high school graduation. This can be a high school transcript showing your graduation date, official GED or CHSPE exam results, or a college transcript showing the award of an associate’s or bachelor’s degree.
- Student assessment and success
In order to promote the educational success of its students, all applicants must complete the Student Assessment Essay and Math Assessment. Both of these assessments may be completed online or on campus.
That's all there is to it! Once you have completed these steps, Mt. Sierra College will review your application, transcripts, and assessments, and inform you of its decision. Mt. Sierra College reserves the right to withhold admission into a degree program should any of the items listed above not be successfully completed. If you are not accepted for admission, all fees paid to the school will be refunded.
If you find that you cannot begin class on your original class starting date, please notify the Director of Admissions. The Director will waive a second application and registration fee if you begin classes within four quarters of your original intended starting date. However, after four quarters (one year), you may be required to pay both fees again.
Transfer Credits
If you have attended other colleges, you may be eligible for transfer credit. Submit an official transcript from each college attended to the Office of the Registrar for evaluation. Try to get these transcripts submitted at least one week prior to registering so that you don’t sign up for a class that you don’t need to take. You may need to provide a course catalog from the college of record to facilitate the evaluation.
A detailed evaluation by a recognized credentials evaluation service is required for all documents submitted from foreign institutions.
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