Victory University 2012-2013 Academic Catalog

e received by mail directly from the previous institution to Victory University’s
Admissions Office, or Victory will accept approved electronic transcripts from
institutions participating in Script-Safe. All Script-Safe transcripts must be sent directly
to the Registrar.
3. Additional items and information requested by the Office of Admissions.
Non-Degree Students
Students may be admitted to Victory University on a non-degree basis. This status means that
the student may be admitted in order to register for any course or courses which he/she is
qualified to attempt, but the student is not admitted to a formal degree program nor is that
student eligible to graduate from Victory University under this status. Non-degree students are
welcome to enroll in classes at Victory University and must submit the following items in order
to be admitted under this category of Admission status:
1. Application: An application may be submitted by logging on to the Victory University
website and completing the online application or by submitting a paper application to
Admissions.
2. A transcript from the student’s current institution: Official transcripts may be received
by mail directly from the previous institution to Victory University’s Admissions Office,
or Victory will accept approved electronic transcripts from institutions participating in
Script-Safe. All Script-Safe transcripts must be sent directly to the Registrar.
Additional proof of academic eligibility may be requested in order to register for a class
with pre-requisites.
3. Additional items and information requested by Admissions.
A student, admitted as a non-degree student, who desires to pursue a degree or take classes
for credit at a later time must first re-apply as a degree-seeking student and meet all
admissions requirements as described herein. Admission to a non-degree status does not
guarantee automatic admission to degree-seeking status.
Note: Non-degree seeking students are not eligible to receive federal financial aid from Victory
University. Payment arrangements must be made with the Business Office prior to the
student’s first day of class.
Bridge to College (Dual Enrollment) Program
Victory University’s Bridge to College Program (dual enrollment) provides qualified high school
juniors and seniors the opportunity to earn up to 24 college credit hours while still being
enrolled in high school. Students typically enroll in one course per term/semester.
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