Admission Status
What does my admission status mean to me? What do I do next?
Identify "who you are" below and then look to the right to find a link to further information on your admission status.
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Future Freshmen
You are a freshman if:
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| You have never attended college OR |
| You are enrolled in high school and college courses concurrently (regardless of the number of credits) OR |
| You have attempted less than 24 college credit hours since graduating from high school or earning your GED. |
Graduate Students (Masters)
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You are a graduate student if:
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You previously earned a Bachelors degree from an institution accredited by one of the six regional associations of schools and colleges OR
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You previously earned a Masters degree from an institution accredited by one of the six regional associations of schools and colleges
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Transfer Students
You are an Undergraduate transfer student if:
You have attempted more than 24 semester hours of college-level course work (not including remedial or technical courses) since high school graduation (or the equivalent). Credits must be from a post-secondary institution accredited by one of the six regional associations of schools and colleges. Course work completed at an institution accredited by any other bodies/agencies is not recognized for admission or transfer credit.
You are a Graduate transfer student if:
You previously earned a Bachelors degree from an institution accredited by one of the six regional associations of schools and colleges.
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You have successfully completed graduate level hours at another regionally accredited institution but have not earned a degree.
Non-Degree Seeking Students
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You are a non-degree seeking student if: |
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You are interested in participating in a Continuing Education certificate program
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You are enrolled in another accredited institution and wish to take a course(s) from Troy University
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You are interested in applying college credit towards teacher certification, but are not seeking a teaching degree through Troy University
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***Please be advised, this page provides basic information and does not serve as your contract with the university, please refer to the appropriate 2009-2010 Troy University Catalog for official policies and procedures.***
