Peninsula College, USA

Required admission documents:

• Admission application and $40 fee;
• In-progress high school transcript when you apply;
• Final high school transcript showing graduation date or GED test scores.

Transfer/Returning Students: 
Certificate or Associate Degree Program Admission Requirements

Students who wish to transfer college-level course work from institutions outside the U.S. or Canada must submit:

• Transcripts with English translations;
• An official statement of educational equivalency from an international credentials evaluation service recognized by UAA;
• A separate transcript and copy of English translation to the evaluation service. 

Transfer credit is not evaluated until the student is fully admitted and the official foreign evaluation has been received.

Qualifications for students with fewer than 24 college-level semester credits:

• Must have earned a high school diploma (no minimum GPA required); or
• A GED.

Required admission documents for students with fewer than 24 college-level semester credits:

• Admission application and $40 fee;
• Final high school transcript showing graduation date or GED test scores;
• Official transcripts from all regionally accredited colleges and universities.

Qualifications for students 24 or more college-level semester credits:

• Must have earned a high school diploma (no minimum GPA required); or
• A GED; or
• At least 60 college-level semester credits.

Required admission documents for students with 24 or more college-level semester credits:

• Admission application and $40 fee;
• Official transcripts from all regionally accredited colleges and universities.

Whatever your educational goals, Peninsula Colelge is a great place to start. Students choose  to get short-term career training, update skills, or get a solid start toward a four-year degree.

Applying to PC is easy:

1. Apply online or download and complete an Application for Admission (no fee) and bring or send to the Office of Admissions and Registration
2. Submit official transcripts to the Office of Admissions and Registration
3. You may wish to read about the application process, take a tour of the campus, or request information.

Once you complete these steps you are ready to take placement tests, meet with an advisor, select your courses and then register and pay for your classes.

Get started here.