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| Admissions Centura College offers degree programs in several different areas of business, health care, law enforcement, aviation and management. You can complete your training in only 19 months and be on your way to a rewarding new career. |
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ProceduresTo apply for admission to Centura College, you can begin by using one of three different options:
RequirementsGraduation from high school or a high school equivalency certificate (General Equivalency Diploma or GED) is required for admission. You will be required to present evidence of graduation or GED completion. Also, you must be 18 years old or older to begin the program. In addition to these requirements, all online students must successfully complete the Orientation process in order to be admitted to the School. During Orientation you will learn everything you need to know to get online and use the educational software. At the end of Orientation, your skills will be assessed to make sure that you are prepared to succeed. Enrollment is not complete until the orientation process is successfully completed. *Bachelor of Science in Business Management is a degree Completion Program. Students must have an earned Associate Degree in a field related to the objectives of the BS Completion Degree. Acceptance NotificationAn acknowledgment will be sent to you immediately upon acceptance for admission to Centura College. Your acceptance can be "provisional," so that you and we can determine whether financial aid is available to you. You will need to submit specific information to determine your enrollment acceptance terms. You will be considered an "accepted student" if and when you are able to attend the first day of class. Admission Checklist To see a more thorough, step-by-step look at the admissions process, please review our admissions checklist |
OrientationTo help all incoming students adjust to the newness of our school, a special time is set aside for student orientation. This is held before the beginning of all program starts and is integrated with the first courses. During orientation all students will login and familiarize themselves with the course software. New students are informed of policies and procedures of the school. The emphasis of orientation is one way the student may achieve personal and academic success in school. New students will be notified by the new student advisor of the procedures to follow for logging into orientation. Advanced Academic Standing and Transfer of CreditAny student that has earned credit at another college may submit their transcript for evaluation, in order to determine if credits previously earned are applicable to the current program requirements, prior to starting school. Students approved by the VA must submit their transcripts for evaluation purposes, in order to continue eligibility with the VA. The potential student must obtain an Application for Transfer Credit from an Admissions Representative. The form must be completed and returned to the Admissions Representative for submission to the school's Registrar. A request for transfer of credit must occur by the first week of attendance. This will allow time for requested transcripts to be received at the school. The student must also provide a copy of the catalog description from the school where credit was earned for each course considered for transfer. All transcripts and catalog course descriptions must be received within the first five weeks of attendance. Transfer credit may be granted if the course:
The school reserves the right to accept or reject credits earned at other institutions of higher learning. *This does not include courses taken in high school for college credit. For more information click the button below, or call us today at 866-858-2121!
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