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GENERAL  \n1.1 Scope: This policy governs the admissions of students to Concord University  \n1.2 This policy is in compliance with West Virginia Code §18B-1-6, §18B-1-8  \n1.3 Passage Date: April 19, 2006  \n1.4 Effective Date: May 8, 2006  \nSection 2. POLICY FOR REGULAR ADMISSIONS  \n2.1 Students must meet the following requirements for entrance to the university:  \na. Have met the General Educational Development (GED) requirements OR  \nb. Have a high school diploma and have an overall grade point average of at least 2.00 OR a composite score of 17 on the American College Testing program (ACT) or 810 on the Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT), AND  \nc. completed the required course units (years) at an approved secondary school:  \n4 English (including courses in grammar, composition and literature), 3 Social Studies (including US History), 3 Mathematics (Algebra I and at least one higher unit), 3 science (two of the three units must be laboratory science, including biology, coordinated thematic science, chemistry, environmental earth science in grades 11 or 12, physics and other courses with a strong laboratory science orientation) . Strongly recommended units – 2 foreign language units, and elective units chosen from the academic core (English. language arts, mathematics, science, social studies) or subjects such as computer science, fine arts, humanities and keyboarding.  \nd. Submit an application form to the Admissions Office, preferably prior to June 1 of the fall semester in which they are to enroll. Interviews are encouraged but not required.  \ne. Arrange for official copies of high school credentials, the official results of the ACT or SAT, and a satisfactory health form to be forwarded to the Admissions Office.  \n2.2 In-state and out of state applicants are considered under the same admissions policy  \n2.3 Applicants for admission who have been out of high school for more than five years, or who meet the established GED requirements may be exempted from the specific high school unit requirements  \n2.4 Applicants who are not high school graduates will be considered only if they meet the GED criteria, and are at least 17 years of age, or past the age they would have been had they remained in school until graduation, and must have  \nbeen out of high school more than one year preceding their application.  \n2.5 Provisional admission may be granted in instances where officials have evidence that the student has the potential to complete college level work. The following stipulations apply:  \na. if freshman placement standards require, developmental work must be completed prior to enrolling in the corresponding college level courses  \nb. students must complete the provisions of their conditional admission within the first three semesters of enrollment  \nc. conditionally admitted students must achieve a minimum of a 2.00 GPA in at least twelve graded hours  \nd. When all admissions standards have been met, conditional status will be removed.  \ne. Non-resident  \nf. The university may admit no more than five (5) percent of freshmen students as provisional, based upon enrollment of first time freshmen entering the institution in the fall term of the previous year. The final decision to admit a student provisionally shall be made by the Vice President of Admissions and Financial Aid.  \nSection 3. TRANSFER POLICY  \n3.1 Transfer students must submit an application form to the university admissions office, and this must include any colleges or universities previously attended and the reason for leaving the institution. The student must provide the Admission Office with transcripts of all previous college work. The Registrar’s Office will determine the number of hours to be accepted in transfer. The admissions decision will be made after a thorough review of all records by the Admissions Office","cbCaicMScXNVcIjj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicMScXNVcIjj","pdf",93473,"English","# Section 1. GENERAL\n## Section 2. POLICY FOR REGULAR ADMISSIONS\n## Section 3. TRANSFER POLICY\n## Section 4. NON-DEGREE STUDENTS\n## Section 5. TRANSIENT STUDENTS\n## Section 6. REGENTS BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE\n## Section 7. OFF-CAMPUS STUDENTS","[{\"question\":\"What general requirements must applicants meet for regular undergraduate admission?\",\"answer\":\"Applicants must have either GED requirements or a high school diploma with at least a 2.00 GPA and qualifying ACT/SAT scores, complete required secondary school unit coursework, submit the application to the Admissions Office, and arrange official credentials and results to be forwarded.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the policy handle applicants who have been out of high school for more than five years or meet GED criteria?\",\"answer\":\"Such applicants may be exempted from specific high school unit requirements when they meet established GED requirements or qualify under the stated timing criteria.\"},{\"question\":\"What additional rules apply to provisional admission and conditional status?\",\"answer\":\"Provisional admission may be granted when officials have evidence the student can complete college-level work. 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