Selective Admissions

Selective admission procedures will be followed in programs of study that require additional standards to the “open door” philosophy. The selective admission procedures may be the result of regulatory agencies, space equipment requirements, or academic skills levels. When selective admission procedures are utilized, clearly defined guidelines will be formulated by the respective department head and the vice president of academic and student affairs and approved by the president. The administration of the selective administrative rules and regulations adopted by the College becomes the responsibility of the (vice president of academic and student affairs). Selective admission programs include associate degree nursing (integrated), practical nursing education, phlebotomy, dental hygiene, BLET, and medical laboratory technology. After all admission requirements have been met by the applicant, official admission is contingent upon selection and satisfactory physical and emotional health as required by regulatory agencies. Students not admitted must reapply to be considered for the next acceptance class.