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Steps to apply to Brevard Community College?

Can someone guide me on how to apply to Brevard Community College? I'm a bit confused about the steps and any specific documents I might need. Any help would be appreciated!

a year ago

Applying to colleges, including community colleges like Brevard Community College (which is now known as Eastern Florida State College), typically involves several common steps. I'd be glad to outline them for you!

1. Find the application on the college's website: You'll need to visit the Brevard Community College's site or Eastern Florida State College site (as it's now known) and locate the page dedicated to admissions. Look for the online application link in the prospective students or admissions section.

2. Create an account: You'll generally need to create an account to complete the online application. This allows you to save your progress and return to it if necessary.

3. Complete the application: The application form typically requests personal information, educational history, and potential major of interest. Take the time to fill out all fields accurately and completely.

4. Submit high school transcripts: You'll need to request your high school transcripts be sent to the college. This request should be made to your high school guidance office or the registrar's office. Some schools offer this service online, so you may not need to visit in person.

5. Submit test scores: Many community colleges, including Brevard Community College, require placement tests for certain programs or for determining course placement. You can usually schedule to take these tests on the college's admissions page.

6. Complete any supplemental application material: Some programs might require additional application requirements like letters of recommendation, essays, or portfolios. Make sure to check if your intended program has any additional requirements.

7. Submit Financial Aid forms: You should also complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon as possible, as financial aid can often be based on when it is applied for and when funds run out.

8. Application Fee: Most colleges require an application fee, so be sure to determine if Eastern Florida State College has one and how much it is.

After your application has been submitted, you should receive an email with information about any additional steps, when you should hear back, and potential enrollment.

Remember, each college's application process can vary slightly, so it's essential to visit the specific college's official admissions webpage and carefully read all directions and requirements. Good luck on your college journey!

a year ago

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