To apply for admission to Presentation College, you must provide the Admissions Office (see below for address) with the following:

• Application: Submit an application for admission and the $25 application fee.

• High School or GED Transcripts: Students must request official transcripts from their high schools and have them sent directly to the College.  Students who received their General Equivalency Diploma (GED) must submit an official copy of their certificate.       
                                              
  If you are a home-schooled student, Presentation College will accept official transcript(s) from local home schooling guilds or association schoolsIn lieu of traditional high school transcripts.  If not available, primary educator-prepared transcripts, which detail course descriptions, proficiency levels and textbooks used, are acceptable. 

• ACT or SAT Scores: Each student is required to provide a copy of their ACT or SAT scores.  A residual ACT test can be taken through  the Career Learning Centers on the Aberdeen, Lakota, Fairmont, and Kilian campuses.  These scores are required of each student unless a student transfers to the College with more than 30 college credits. 

• College Transcripts: Any student who has attended another college, must request official copies of college transcripts (whether or not credit was received) to be sent directly to the Admission Office.  This includes any Advanced Placement (AP) courses taken.

• International Students:  An international applicant is advised to begin application procedures at least six months in advance of anticipated enrollment.  In addition to the above items, the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) is required.  See http://www.toefl.org for more information. 
  
  International students also must submit a Declaration and Certification of Finances Form. For further information about international student enrollment, refer to the Presentation College Catalog.

Once you have been accepted to the College, visit our page for accepted students.