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The rule covers high school completion via diplomas, GED equivalents, approved tests, home-school documentation, official transcripts, and eligible placement/credit from AP, IB, Cambridge AICE, CLEP, or DANTES. It also addresses admission without high school completion for specific adult education and career/technical programs, admission to non-credit programs for ages 16+, and non-degree academic programs established by the President. 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Requirements for Admission for Standard Degree and Certificate Programs  \nHigh school graduates, as documented by one of the following, are eligible for admission to Santa Fe College:  \n• An earned high school diploma from a secondary school with regional , or accepted national, accreditation;  \n• An earned state-issued General Education Diploma (GED);  \n• A passing score on the High School Equivalency Test (HiSET), the Test Assessing Secondary Completion (TASC), or the California High School Proficiency Exam, or a combination of passing scores on HiSET, TASC or GED subtests;  \n• A valid Home School Affidavit and documentation showing compliance with state/county guidelines for home-schooling;  \n• An official, final college transcript from a regionally , or accepted nationally, accredited college, university, or and other postsecondary institution showing completion of college-level English and math;  \n• College credit awarded by passing English and math exams administered by Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB), Cambridge AICE, College-Level Examination Program (CLEP), or DANTES, as determined by the Office of the Registrar; or  \n• For International students, education equivalent to U.S. secondary school education and meeting language standards established through College Procedure 7 .6P.  \nAs provided in College Rule 7.24, a number of limited access programs have supplementary admission requirements which are described at each program’s website.  \nII. Admission Without High School Completion  \nStudents whom have not earned a high school diploma or its equivalent may be admitted to Santa Fe College to enroll in Adult Basic Education programs and/or to select Career and Technical Certificate ( [i.e. contact](i.e. contact) hour) programs that do not require a high school diploma.  \nIII.  Non-Degree Academic Programs  \nNon-degree academic credit programs may be established by the President, who is authorized to determine eligibility requirements for each program.  \nIV.  Non-Credit Programs  \nAdmission to non-credit programs may be granted to any person 16 years of age or older.  \nV.  Disciplinary Review  \nSanta Fe College may consider the past actions of any person applying for admission or enrollment and may deny admission or enrollment to an applicant because of misconduct if it is determined to be in the best interest of the College. Students are responsible for disclosing on their applications for admission or readmission all requested criminal and misconduct history. In addition, current students have a continuing responsibility to disclose to the Office of the Registrar any criminal charges that would be considered violent or sexual crimes, or crimes involving a firearm or other deadly weapon that occur after their initial admission to the College.  \nSexual Predators, as defined in FS 775.21 (The Florida Sexual Predators Act), will be denied admission to Santa Fe College. If an academic term has already begun at the time the College receives notification or becomes aware that a student is officially designated asa Sexual Predator, the student’s admission will be revoked immediately, and the student will be removed from all classes. Tuition or fees will not be refunded. Students who have received financial aid may be liable for repayment of aid according to financial aid requirements. The student may be charged with misconduct pursuant to the College’s Student Conduct Code.  \nThe President is authorized to establish procedures related to these disclosures and review thereof.  \nRule History  \nApril 18, 2023 (410.617)  \nNovember 2021 (410 .600)  \nJuly 2021 (410 .587)  \nJuly 20","cbCaiccKuvCWrwc5","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiccKuvCWrwc5","pdf",62716,"English","# Requirements for Admission for Standard Degree and Certificate Programs\n## Admission Without High School Completion\n## Non-Degree Academic Programs\n## Non-Credit Programs\n## Disciplinary Review\n## Rule History","[{\"question\":\"What documents qualify a student for admission to standard degree and certificate programs under Rule 7.1?\",\"answer\":\"Students may qualify with a regionally or nationally accredited high school diploma, a state-issued GED, passing scores on approved equivalency tests (HiSET, TASC, or the California High School Proficiency Exam), a valid home school affidavit with required documentation, or an official final college transcript showing completion of college-level English and math. College credit may also qualify through passing AP/IB/Cambridge AICE/CLEP/DANTES exams as determined by the Office of the Registrar.\"},{\"question\":\"Can students be admitted without completing high school requirements?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. Students without a high school diploma or equivalent may be admitted to Santa Fe College to enroll in Adult Basic Education programs and/or to select Career and Technical Certificate programs that do not require a high school diploma.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the college handle admission decisions involving misconduct or criminal history?\",\"answer\":\"Santa Fe College may deny admission or enrollment if misconduct makes it determined to be in the College’s best interest. Applicants must disclose requested criminal and misconduct history, and current students must continue disclosing certain criminal charges. Individuals designated as sexual predators under FS 775.21 are denied admission; if already notified after an academic term begins, admission is revoked immediately, removal from classes occurs, and tuition/fees are not refunded.\"}]","Santa Fe College Rules Manual - Eligibility for Admission Rule 7.1 | PDF"]