1993-1994 - Cochise College

Admissions
Policy
Admission as aregular student to Cochise College may be
granted to any person who meets one of the following criteria:
1. Is agraduate of a high school which is accredited by a
regional accrediting association.
2. Has a high school certificate cf equivalency, such as aGED.
3. Is 18 years of age or older on or before the first day of classes
for which applicatiorl is being made.
4. Is aregular transfer student in good standing from another
college or university.
Curr~nt high school students or others under age 18 may be
admitted through aspecial policy. Contact the Admissions Office
for further information.
The Admissions Office invites anyone interested in Cochise
College to visit the Douglas or Sierra Vista Campus to learn more
about programs of study and available services. The Admissions
Office is open Monday through Friday, 8a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Campu~ tours ~re available throughout the year. Call or write the
Admissions Office for an appOintment.
Procedure
Applicants are admitted to Cochise College after the Office of
Admissions has received and approved:
• Application for Admission.
• $5 application fee for out·of·state students.
• Student Medical Record,; Part I. - ThiS self-appraisal form is
to ~e,completed, by all applicants who are applying for the
AViation or NurSing programs or who wish to live in the residence
halls, at the DO,uglas Ca~pus, The College reserves the right to
require a phYSical examln~tion when deemed necessary by the
College Nurse or by aparticular college instructional program,
• High School Transcriptl- AU applicants under the age of 16,
who are not COfICUrrenUy enrolled in an accredited high school,
must supply either aofficial high school transcript or GED
certification with test scores before registration will be permitted,
Final high school transcripts or GED certificate may be required of
all students who apply for any Financial Aid Program offered
through Cochise College. High school transcripts mu~ ; sent
directly by the sending institution to the Admissions Office.
Transcripts carried by the applicant will not be accepted.
•College Transcripts - Applicants who have attended college
elsewhere must submit an official transcript of college work in
order for acourse or courses to be considered by Cochise
College for gradu&:ion purposes. College transcripts are to be
sent directly by the sending institution to the Transcript Office,
Transcripts carried by the applicant will not be accepted.
• Report of Physical Examination; Part II. - Persons planning
to participate in intercollegiate athletics and those who are
residents of foreign countries must have this form completed by a
licens,ed physician. ~ursjng applicants must complete aphysical
examination determined by the College Nursing Program.
• Out of County Affidavits. - The affidavit is required for all
residents of Apache, Gila, Greenlee and Santa Cruz counties
before registration each semester,
College entrance examinations, such as ACT or SAT are not
required for ,admission. However, the College does administer the
A,CT on testing dates throughout the year as a service to County
high school students and residents who wish to take the test.
Students with Special Needs
If yo~ are a person with adisability and require any auxiliary aids.
services or other accommodations as astudent of Cochise
College, please in,dicate same on your admissions application
and arepresentative of the college will contact you to discuss
your accommodation needs,
Di~closur~ of Social Security Account Number
SOCial security acc,ount numbers will be used solely to identify
student records, Disclosure and use of social security account
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