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Graduate
from a high school accredited
by a state department of education and/or a
recognized regional accrediting association. |
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Transfer
from another college, university, or other
higher education institution that
is regionally accredited. |
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Complete
a GED Certificate (General
Education Development), as certified by a state
education agency. |
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Meet
international student criteria.
Potential students who reside in the United
States but are not citizens must present proper
documentation for an appropriate visa category.
Additional information relating to academic
background and financial support, as well as a
personal interview, may be required for
admission. See " International
Students" under the Admission
Procedures section for further information. |
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Meet
individual approval criteria. Potential
students who do not meet any of the above
requirements and are age 17 or older and no
longer attending high school may be admitted
through individual approval. |
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Meet
exceptional admission criteria.
Potential students who are under age 17 may
be admitted through the exceptional admission
program under one of the following categories,
provided they present sufficient evidence that
they can do college-level work. |
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- Age
16 or older and currently enrolled in high
school without a diploma or GED, or age 16
or older and a graduate of an unaccredited
or home high school.
- Age
16 and no longer attending high school, or
age 15 or younger.
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addition, all applicants must submit scores from
the THEA (Texas Higher Education Assessment)
test, take a TSTC-administered placement test,
or provide appropriate documentation of an
exemption or waiver.
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