Diné College Course Catalog 2008-2009 (pdf)
Diné College Course Catalog 2008-2009 (pdf)
Diné College Course Catalog 2008-2009 (pdf)
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Admission Policies and Procedures<br />
Admission Requirements<br />
Students seeking admission to the <strong>College</strong> should obtain an admissions packet from the Office of<br />
Records/Admissions at Tsaile or Shiprock Campus, or from any of the Sites. Please submit the following<br />
documents:<br />
• A completed <strong>Diné</strong> <strong>College</strong> admission application with $20 money order or pay at the Cashier – Tsaile Campus.<br />
• Official Certificate of Indian Blood for all American Indian students.<br />
• Official high school transcript or official test scores of General Education Development (GED).<br />
Denial or Cancellation of Admission<br />
<strong>Diné</strong> <strong>College</strong> reserves the right to deny or cancel the admission or registration of any student who has an outstanding<br />
debt at the <strong>College</strong> or whose attendance would not be mutually beneficial to the student or both. Moreover, an<br />
admitted student found to have willfully concealed information or made false statements on their application may be<br />
subject to penalties pursuant to tribal, state, or federal codes, and will be subject to immediate expulsion.<br />
High School Concurrent Enrollment/Dual Enrollment<br />
Area high school juniors and seniors may be admitted upon submission of a completed and signed High School<br />
Concurrent Enrollment Form, which includes parent, high school counselor and principal signatures as well as a<br />
high school transcript (CGPA 3.0 or above) to enroll in approved courses. When the High School Concurrent<br />
Enrollment has been accepted and approved by the appropriate Division Academic Dean, the student is required to<br />
take the placement tests as part of the admission process. Payment of tuition, fees and books are the student’s<br />
responsibility. New Mexico and Arizona Department of Education may have other guidelines; contact the<br />
Admissions Office for further information.<br />
Gifted and talented H.S. students must meet certain requirements, therefore, must make an appointment to meet with<br />
the appropriate Division Academic Dean or the Regional Director.<br />
International and Foreign Students<br />
International or foreign students applying for admission must contact the Office of Records and Admissions at (928)<br />
724-6630 for information on the application process and requirements. <strong>Diné</strong> <strong>College</strong> does not provide scholarships<br />
or financial assistance to international students. Moreover, applicants must submit documentation certifying<br />
adequate financial resources for attending the <strong>College</strong>.<br />
The Financial Aid Office may award an International or Foreign student under certain eligibility requirements for<br />
students participating in intercollegiate activities. Obtain a Letter of Intent from the Athletic Director or Coach.<br />
Non-Degree-Seeking Students<br />
Anyone interested in enrolling in a class as a non-degree student must submit an application for admission and the<br />
application fee of $25.00. Non-degree seeking students are limited to eight or less credits per semester and must<br />
fulfill regular admission requirements upon completion of 12 credits. Transcripts and test scores are not required.<br />
Non-degree-seeking students are not eligible for financial aid.<br />
Placement Tests<br />
<strong>Diné</strong> <strong>College</strong> requires all new students to take the reading, writing, and math placement tests prior to or during<br />
registration. Students are expected to accept the course placement indicated by their tests scores. However, if<br />
students feel they should be placed into a higher course, they may challenge the tests before registering for classes.<br />
Exceptions may be made for transfer students who have successfully completed English, math, or reading at another<br />
institution upon presentation of an official transcript of previous coursework. The Office of Records and Admissions<br />
shall determine the validity of the transfer grade(s). Transfer students who cannot prove previous coursework in<br />
English, math, or reading must take the placement tests. For all students, a passing score on the reading test or<br />
evidence of successful completion of the <strong>College</strong>'s series of reading courses is a graduation requirement. (See<br />
Reading Proficiency Requirement for Graduation.)<br />
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