I'm thinking about applying to Seward County Community College. Can anyone tell me more about what I need for the application? Are there any specific requirements or deadlines?
Sure, I can provide some details on the application process for Seward County Community College.
First, you'll need to submit the online admissions application. This is a straightforward process where you'll need to provide your basic personal information, academic history, as well as your intended field of study.
Next, you'll need to send your official high school transcripts to the admissions office. If you've completed any college coursework already, you'll need to provide those official transcripts as well.
You should also complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), to see if you're eligible for any financial aid. Seward County Community College's school code is 001946.
As per testing, Seward County Community College does require placement testing unless you have qualifying ACT scores or college credit. ACT scores of 21 in English and Reading, and 22 in Math will exempt you from the placement test. If you don’t have ACT scores or they are lower than the mentioned ones, the Accuplacer test will be offered at no cost to you.
Like many community colleges, Seward County Community College has a rolling admissions policy. This means you can apply at any time of the year. However, you're encouraged to apply as soon as possible to give you plenty of time to complete all other necessary steps for enrollment.
Remember that every college's admissions process is unique, so it is important to check carefully on the college's official website or contact the admissions department to get the most accurate and current information.
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