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Admission Policies and ProceduresParkville Daytime Campus Center Programinternational students go towww.park.edu/ielp.Undocumented StudentsUndocumented non-United States citizens,who have completed and are able toprovide proof of having a diploma from a highschool in the United States, are eligible foradmission to Park University, provided theymeet the admission requirements stated above.How to Apply1. Application must be made online atwww.park.edu2. Submit the $25 application fee (nonrefundable).International students with F-1visas must also pay the $50 internationalstudent fee.3. First-time freshman should request that anofficial copy of his/her high schooltranscript be sent to Park University’s Officeof Admissions along with ACT (code2340)/SAT (code 6574) scores. GeneralEquivalency Diplomas (GED) are alsoaccepted.4. Transfer students must submit officialtranscripts of all previous college work.Transfer students with less than 12 hoursmust also submit an official high schooltranscript or GED.5. Submit all the above materials to the ParkUniversity Office of Admissions. The Officeof Admissions personnel will guide theapplicant through the procedure. ContactOffice of Admission personnel for forms,instructions and counsel.Application DeadlineApplications may be submitted through thefinal registration date for each semester.(Not available for international students.)NOTE: For the Nursing program pleasecontact the school for appropriate deadlines.Conditional Admission StatusEntering students who have not submittedall official transcripts prior to finalregistration day will be held in “ConditionalAdmission Status.” A student can remain inconditional admission status for only onesemester from the point of matriculation. Allfinal, official documents must be on file beforepre-registration for the following semester.For information regarding admission standardsfor international students go towww.park.edu/ielp.66Notification of AcceptancePark University recognizes the need to know,at the earliest possible time, if the studenthas been accepted for admission. As soon asall materials are received and reviewed, theapplicant will be notified of the admissiondecision.Students Admitted on ProbationApplicants who do not meet all admissionstandards as described in this section of thecatalog, if recommended by the AdmissionsAdvisory Committee and the Associate VicePresident for Academic Affairs, will be admittedon probation. Students admitted on probationshould take no more than 12 credit hours persemester and must achieve a 2.0 grade pointaverage. Students admitted on probationshould not take accelerated or Internetcourses. If students have not complied withthe stipulations of their admission for theirfirst semester of attendance, they may not beallowed to enroll in the following semester.Special Admission – Non-Degree-Seeking Non-degree - A student may bepermitted to enroll in courses without formaladmission to a degree program. Non-DegreeSeeking students must provide proof thatcourse prerequisites have been met. Studentswithout a high school diploma or equivalentcannot enroll in Park classes unless they arepart of a cooperative program between ParkUniversity and the student’s current institution.A non-degree-seeking student is not eligibleto receive financial aid. A student may enrollin a total of 30 credit hours while classifiedas non-degree-seeking. If proof that coursepre-requisites have been met, then the campuscenter may enroll the student; otherwise,the academic area Program Chair must beconsulted to approve course enrollment.English, Mathematics and ModernLanguage Placement Policyfor New Park University StudentsEnglish Placement: For proper placementinto their first Park University English course,new students must (1) provide C or bettercollege credit for freshman composition coursesequivalent to Park’s EN 105 and EN 106, or(2) provide ACT or SAT English subscores,or (3) take the COMPASS English placementtest administered by Park’s Academic SupportCenter at no cost to the student. If a studentprovides C or better college credit for freshman