How Do I Find Out What Admission Requirements A College Has?
November 18, 2009 by Rob
Filed under College Admissions
I’m trying to learn more about Stratford University and i’ve been searching through their online site http://www.stratford.edu/
but I can’t find any specific admission requirements.
I’m assuming you looked under prospective students, admission procedures and that didn’t answer your question.
They have a online catalog and that must have the requirements in it. The application just asks for an application fee, your standardized test scores, and they want to do an interview. I guess they don’t have a minimum score, they just look at everything about you. Call the admissions office and ask what requirements they have.
Also download their catalog, it has to have all that information.
I would check into this college carefully. Seems a little funny.
Admission Information
Undergraduate Requirements
Students applying for admission to Stratford University must have earned a high school diploma or GED. To demonstrate evidence of high school graduation or equivalent, a student must certify using the Application for Admission form provided by the University that he/she is a high school graduate or equivalent. The student will be must submit the non-refundable application fee with the application.
Admission of Current High School Students
Currently enrolled high school students may apply for admission to a program if they satisfy specific prerequisites relating to grade level, age, grade point average, and permission of advisor. A current high school student applying for admission to a program will be required to verify completion of high school upon receipt of a high school diploma or its equivalent. (from their website).
Are you sure you want to go there? It sounds like they have almost no standards.
If you go to that website and click on Prospective Students, then Admissions, then Undergraduate, there is some info there. You might also want to call or write to the school for more info.
Call the school and ask to speak to a real person who can answer your questions.