Confused about Hudson Valley admissions process.

I'm thinking of applying to Hudson Valley but I'm not quite sure what their admissions process is like. Can anyone give me an overview or point me in the right direction to find more information?

Sure, I'd be happy to provide an overview of Hudson Valley's admissions process for you!

1. Application: The first step is to submit your application through their online portal. Since Hudson Valley is a community college, it has an open admissions policy, so all high school graduates and GED holders are eligible to apply.

2. Transcripts: Once you submit your application, you'll need to send any necessary academic records to Hudson Valley's admissions office. This includes your high school transcript or GED, along with any college transcripts if you have previously attended another institution.

3. Accuplacer Test: If you are a first-time college student, you may also need to take the Accuplacer placement test. This assesses your English and math skills to ensure you're placed in the appropriate courses. If you've taken certain AP classes or college-level courses in high school, you may be exempt from taking this test.

4. Admissions Decision: After you have submitted your application and necessary documents, you will receive an admissions decision. This generally comes fairly quickly due to Hudson Valley's open admissions policy.

5. Course Registration: Once accepted, you'll need to register for classes. First, you'll meet with an academic advisor to discuss your educational goals and create a plan for your studies. Once you and your advisor have determined your course schedule, you can officially register for classes.

Remember, it's always a good idea to begin the application process well in advance of the semester you plan to start. This will give you ample time to complete any necessary placement tests, meet with an advisor, and register for classes.