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Provides adult learners with opportunities to increase basic skills in math, reading and writing, prepare for HSE testing, take the GED® test, learn English, increase their civic engagement and develop the skills to transition to further education and jobs. Adult Basic Education and High School Equivalency (HSE) Preparation Classes are for students 16 years and older who are functioning below the high school level. Emphasis is on Reading, Mathematics, Writing and HSE preparation. Classes are offered at convenient locations throughout Tucson.

English Language Acquisition for Adults (ELAA) Classes are for adults who need to learn English, beginning through advanced levels in Speaking, Listening, Reading, and Writing. ELAA classes are offered at convenient locations throughout Tucson.

High School Equivalency (HSE) Testing Pima Community College offers the for an HSE diploma with day, evening and weekend options available. Student Spotlight Tatiana Tatiana could not speak English when she arrived in the United States in 2007. She began taking Adult Basic Education classes, and now is a full-time PCC student with a 3.84 GPA and a major in Health Information Technology. She is scheduled to graduate this spring. Location.

Northwest Vista College is creating opportunities for success. We are building a dynamic college with a vibrant community and invite you to share the experience with us.

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GED Applicants Students who have passed the General Education Development test. Home Schooled Graduates Students who have completed the curriculum outlined for their home school diploma. High School Programs Applicants Eligible high school students who can earn college credit for selected high school courses. Early Admissions Applicants Students who have completed the sophomore year of high school or the home school equivalent by the start of the academic term for which they wish to enroll. The Alamo Colleges District does not guarantee that college credit earned through the Early Admission program will satisfy high school requirements.

Individual Approval Applicants Students who are eighteen (18) years or older and who are graduates of high school or the equivalent may be admitted if they can provide evidence to indicate that high school graduation occurred. Former Alamo Colleges District Students Students who have previously attended one or more of the colleges in the Alamo Colleges District and have not enrolled within the past twelve (12) months at any other college or university. College or University Transfers Students who have previous college work at an accredited college or university, including the Community College of the Air Force (CCAF), and plan to attend a college in the Alamo Colleges District. College or University Transients Students enrolled in a university who are taking courses at one of the colleges in the Alamo Colleges District for only one semester.

International Students Students who hold non-immigrant visas. Senior Citizens Students who will be age 65 by the census date of the term for which they wish to enroll as course availability allows and are seeking a reduced tuition. Open Admissions The colleges in the Alamo Colleges District have an open door admissions policy to ensure that every person has the opportunity to access a college education. There are no minimum admissions requirements (i.e. Minimum entrance exam scores, minimum GPA or class ranking, etc.).

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The only requirement is completion of a high school diploma or GED. As Federal Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) institutions, the colleges in the Alamo Colleges District admit students without regard to race, religion, gender, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, genetic information or sexual orientation. General Admission Requirements Students must complete the application process by the published application deadline for the term they plan to attend.

A new application is required for anyone who applied but did not register and for former students who stopped out for one calendar year or more. The student selects a college as the primary/home college.

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An application is good at all of the colleges in the Alamo Colleges District. Students missing the application deadline for a regular fall or spring term (16 week session) may apply for the Start II or Flex II part of term within that same term. In addition, students must meet federal and state regulatory requirements and any professional standards regarding admissions to the colleges in the Alamo Colleges District or specific programs. Students applying to college for the first time must complete the, which consists of a series of educational and college readiness modules for promoting student success. Admissions requirements:. Submission of an ApplyTexas application.

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Appropriate transcript(s) High School Admissions High school graduates applying to college for the first time must meet the criteria for admission listed below. Following graduation, high school students are responsible for submitting complete, official high school transcripts.

The colleges in the Alamo Colleges District will not consider a high school transcript complete without a posted graduation date. International students who are transferring from a high school need to also look at the International Student Admission category to complete the needed steps for international admission as well.

Apply for admission. Complete and submit the admission application through. An active application is required to move forward with the enrollment process. Submit transcripts.

Students who have graduated from high school must submit an official high school transcript with high school graduation date. Official high school transcripts must be sent by the school, sealed or electronically. Students who have not graduated from high school at the time of application must submit an official high school transcript. Official high school transcripts must include at least six complete semesters and must be sent by the school, sealed or electronically. By the end of the first semester of enrollment a student must submit a final official transcript that includes the high school graduation date.

Registration for future terms will not be allowed until submission of final official high school transcript.