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Undergraduate Admissions Applications: (Certificates, AAS, AA, AS, BS, BA Degrees)

Undergraduate First Time Student Admissions Application  
Undergraduate Returning Admissions Application  

Dual Credit Application

Students seeking dual enrollment, earning High School and College credits.

Dual Credit Application: High school students ONLY  

Early Entry Admissions Application

This is only for High School Students seeking early college entry, while still enrolled in High School.  Please reach out to admissions for additional information.

Early Entry Application (only High School Students requesting early college entry)  

This is only for High School Students seeking early college entry, while still enrolled in High School.  Please reach out to admissions for additional information.

Professional Development Applications

Professional development courses only (for educators professional development opportunities).

Graduate Professional Development Student Admissions Application  

(Masters Degree)

This PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT application is only for educational Professionals that have obtained a Masters Degree or Higher.

Jay Treaty Application

The Jay Treaty, signed in 1794 between Great Britain and the United States, provides that American Indians may travel freely across the international boundary. Under the treaty and corresponding legislation, Native Indians born in Canada are entitled to freely enter the United States for the purpose of employment, study, retirement, investing, and/or immigration.

First Time Jay Treaty Student Application  

First Nations and Native Americans - U.S. Embassy & Consulates in Canada

The Jay Treaty and Title IV Financial Aid

RIGHTS OF FIRST NATION MEMBERS IN THE UNITED STATES

The INA limited Jay Treaty rights to American Indians born in Canada with at least 50% Aboriginal (Indian) blood.  Having at least 50% Aboriginal (Indian) Blood is a requirement to qualify for enrollment under the Jay Treaty.
Returning Jay Treaty Student Application  

First Nations and Native Americans - U.S. Embassy & Consulates in Canada

The Jay Treaty and Title IV Financial Aid

RIGHTS OF FIRST NATION MEMBERS IN THE UNITED STATES

The INA limited Jay Treaty rights to American Indians born in Canada with at least 50% Aboriginal (Indian) blood.  Having at least 50% Aboriginal (Indian) Blood is a requirement to qualify for enrollment under the Jay Treaty.

Student Information Update

Detailed Application Update  

Application update for students missing data.

Mobile Friendly Forms

Mobile 1. Undergraduate First Time Student Admissions Application  
Mobile 2. Undergraduate Returning Student Admissions Application  
Mobile 5. Dual Credit Application: High school students ONLY  
Mobile 6. Detailed Application Update  

Application update for students missing data.
Mobile 7. Continuing Education (CEU) Application  

***This application is only for students taking CEU credits.
Mobile 8. Early Entry Application (only High School Students requesting early college entry)  

This is only for High School Students seeking early college entry, while still enrolled in High School.  Please reach out to admissions for additional information.

Do Not Select Unless Directed to: Continuing Education Application

Continuing Education (CEU) Application  

***This application is only for students taking CEU credits.

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