CATA ING REV 8/08 [LARGO] - Instituto de Banca y Comercio

or that has or had a beauty specialist or barbering professional license. These requirements must bevalidate with a copy of the Basic Cosmetology or Barbering Diploma or a Credit Transcript from theinstitution of studies; or with a copy of the current of expired license as beauty specialis or barber.ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS: ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS (Only San Juan Campus)Our general admission requirements are:A. High School Graduates:1. Copy of High School Diploma or High School Units Transcript certifying graduation or arecognized equivalence*.2. Immunization Certification (21 years or less)3. Completion and signature of the Enrollment Agreement4. Guardian's parent's signature in the Enrollment Agreement, if the student is less than 21years old.5. Admission Application Fee - $25.00 (not refundable)6. In programs with an externship component or in which a professional or occupationallicense is required for get a job, the prospect must has or to have during the training the agerequired (in most of the cases, 18 years) to attend to the corresponding externship or tosubmit the application for the exam board. For more information, please refer to theexternship description of your program of study or to the section of the Catalog where theaplicable examination board is described.7. To be graduated from high school or attended an occupational and authorized postsecondaryprogram with a GPA of at least “2.00” or more. If the student does not havethe required minimum GPA because he or she obtained a “D” in Spanish, Mathematicsand English will:i. Take the skills test on the corresponding subject and approve it with 70% or moreto be enrolled in the regular courses toward the Associate Degree. If the studentobtains less than 70% in the skills test, he or she will be enroll in a remedialcourse, or:ii. If he/she took the College Examination Board Test and obtained more than 400points in the Academic Aptitude section under Spanish, Mathematical or English,the student will be able to be enrolled in the regular courses, no matter if he/shegot a “D” in the subject at high school.- 46 -