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What's the application process for Meramec Community College?

I'm considering going to Meramec Community College and I'm trying to understand their application process. Are there specific deadlines I should know about, and do they require an essay or interviews? Any advice would be appreciated.

3 months ago

Sure, I can help break down the application process for Meramec Community College, part of the St. Louis Community College system.

First, keep in mind that as a community college, the application process is usually more straightforward and less competitive than at a four-year institution. Here's the general process:

1. Online Application: You'll start by completing the free online application. This will include your basic personal, educational, and residency information.

2. Placement Test: Depending on various factors (such as prior coursework), you may need to take a placement test for English and/or mathematics. These tests ensure you're placed in classes that best align with your skill level.

3. Transcripts: Submit your high school transcript or GED certificate, and any college transcripts if applicable. Even if your high school grades weren't strong, you can still attend community college and work towards improving your academic record.

4. Financial Aid: Complete the FAFSA to apply for financial aid. The school can provide assistance with this process, if needed.

As for specific deadlines, Meramec Community College offers a rolling admission, meaning you can apply anytime and start in either the fall, spring, or summer semester. Still, you may want to apply well ahead of the semester start date to ensure you have enough time for enrollment and class registration.

Finally, note that Meramec Community College does not require an essay or interviews as part of the application process.

Remember to take advantage of the college's admissions office as a resource—they're there to help guide you through this process. Good luck with your application!

3 months ago

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