Shelton State Community College

First time college student with a high school diploma or GED
First time college student without a high school diploma or GED
Student who has completed some college coursework (Transfer)
College student enrolled at another institution and taking a course(s) at Shelton State (Transient)
Student interested in dual enrollment and/or accelerated high school

First time college student with a high school diploma or GED

• Complete and submit application for admission.
• Submit high school transcripts or proof of GED.
• Submit ACT scores or schedule COMPASS assessment through the Advising Center.
• Schedule a Special Time for Advising Registration and Touring (S.T.A.R.T. Up Day).
• Submit scholarship and/or financial aid application(s) - See applications for deadlines.

First time college student without a high school diploma or GED

• Schedule Ability to Benefit (ATB) test through the Advising Center.
• After successfully completing ATB, meet with an advisor to discuss options.

Student who has completed some college coursework (Transfer)

• Complete and submit application for admission.
• Submit an official transcript(s) from each college attended.
• Submit scholarship and/or financial aid application(s) - See applications for deadlines.
• Meet with an advisor to discuss your options.

College student enrolled at another institution and taking a course(s) at Shelton State (Transient)

• Complete and submit application for admission.
• Submit a letter of transience.
• Submit scholarship and/or financial aid application(s) - See applications for deadlines.
• Meet with an advisor to discuss your options.

Student interested in dual enrollment and/or accelerated high school

• Complete and submit application for admission.
• More information.

Dual Enrollment means you are taking a class that will be used for both high school credit AND college credit. Accelerated High School means taking a college course for college credit. Unlike Dual Enrollment, you do not receive high school credit for the class. A variety of courses in career, technical, and academic transfer programs are available. While enrolled in these programs, you must pay the same tuition rate assessed for all courses. Scholarship opportunities are available in some technical programs.