Applying for admission is the first step toward enrolling in college as a new student . Your application can be completed online in just a few minutes. 

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Students who have special circumstances may have to provide additional information or documentation along with their application.

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Transcripts are required to complete the application process. Electronic requests are the fastest and easiest way submit transcripts.

First Year Students:   Request your high school transcripts  be sent electronically after completing your first semester of your senior year of high school, or after your final semester of high school if you have already graduated. The quickest and easiest way to have your high school transcripts sent to us is through the Parchment Exchange.The same process applies to GED scores.

Transfer Students:  You may submit a student copy of your college transcripts in order to be admitted.  Official transcripts must be sent directly from the transfer institution to Schoolcraft College for review of courses that may be used toward your degree.

First Year Students: Submit SAT/ACT Scores if taken within the last three years. Request your scores be sent to Schoolcraft College (SAT Code 1764, ACT code 2070) or upload scores in your Schoolcraft My Account under supplemental items. 
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Take placement tests in the Schoolcraft Testing Center.Testing is offered on a walk-in basis during regular hours. Allow approximately 2-1/2 hours to complete testing. Photo identification is required at the time of testing.

Placement Testing

Transfer Students: Students who plan to transfer credits to Schoolcraft College from another institution should meet with an academic advisor before taking placement tests.

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Congratulations! Once you have applied and provided transcripts and test scores, you will be admitted to Schoolcraft College and ready to take the next steps to be an enrolled student.

Your Schoolcraft ID number will be mailed to you in an acceptance letter. You will need your Schoolcraft ID number throughout the enrollment and registration processes, and for nearly every process and activity while you are a student at Schoolcraft.

Want to get started right away? Once you have been admitted you can access your student ID number by going to WebAdvisor (link to WebAdvisor) and choosing What’s My User ID?

Register for classes using WebAdvisor or the Schoolcraft College Mobile App. In WebAdvisor you will also find important dates, academic planning tools, student financial services and other helpful links and resources. 

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After submitting the form you will receive more information about your academic area of interest and the enrollment process. You will also receive periodic email updates about scholarships and financial aid, important deadlines, and other useful information about Schoolcraft College.

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Former students that have not attended Schoolcraft College for more than two years can take advantage of an expedited re-enrollment process.

• Complete the Schoolcraft College application for admission.
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• If student is in good academic standing, meet with an academic advisor to discuss and revise educational plan.
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• Academically dismissed students must follow the guidelines for appeal outlined in the original dismissal notification.

Are you currently attending another college or university and looking to save some time and money? By taking a Schoolcraft class or two during a semester break or online, you can free up time for a part-time job, internship, or student activities, and shorten the time to complete a bachelor’s degree, which can also save you money with Schoolcraft’s lower tuition rates.

We make the process easy.

Guest Student

Are you a high school or home school student looking for college credit now? Dual Enrollment allows students who are currently enrolled in high school who qualify under the Postsecondary enrollment Act to use funding from their K–12 district or the Department of Treasury to pay for classes taken at Schoolcraft. Students not eligible for funding under the Postsecondary Enrollment Act may choose to be dual enrolled, but students/parents would be responsible for payment.

Get started as a Dual Enrolled student.

International students have additional requirements for admission and registration and are required to complete an International Student Packet. F1 international students must attend Schoolcraft College on a full-time basis (at least 12 credit hours per semester). Enrollment in the spring and/or summer sessions is optional in most cases. 

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You can get started by completing an Application for Admission and the remaining steps to Become a Student. 

Become a Student

Contact the Schoolcraft College Veterans Resource Center. The VRC provides assistance to veterans and military members as prospective or current students, including information regarding tuition and other benefits for veterans.

Veterans Resource Center

Several academic programs at Schoolcraft College require pre-requisites be met before being eligible for admission into the program of study in addition to being admitted to the college.  

Limited Enrollment Programs

• Biomedical Engineering Technology
• Health Information Technology
• LPN to ADN Advanced Placement Option
• Nursing Career Ladder Curriculum (NCLC)

Restricted Enrollment Programs

• Coding Specialist Certificate
• Culinary Arts
• Culinary Baking and Pastry Arts
• Culinary Dietary and Operations Management
• Emergency Medical Technology: Paramedic
• Massage Therapy Certificate
• Medical Assisting

Become a Student

Upon admission to Schoolcraft College, after completing the steps to Become a Student, you will need to meet with an Academic Advisor, complete additional application documents and meet additional admission requirements for your program of study.

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