Addendum - Benedict College

ADMISSIONS 353. Previously enrolled students are eligible for readmission provided they made satisfactory academicprogress while enrolled at the College or were eligible to return to the last college/university inwhich they were enrolled. Students who do not meet these conditions may appeal to theAdmissions Committee.TRANSIENT STUDENTS1. Request application from the Office of Admissions and Student Marketing, Benedict College,1600 Harden Street, Columbia, SC 29204. Telephone number is1-800868-6598 or 1-803-705-4910.2. Return the completed application form to the Office of Admissions and Student Marketing, withthe non-refundable application fee of $25.00 (certified check or money order).3. Transient students must present an Academic Course Approval letter or form from theinstitution that they are attending indicating approval to take courses(s) listed.SUMMER SCHOOL ADMISSIONNew students entering Benedict College for the first time in a summer term and who expect tocontinue to study toward a degree must submit an application specifying the summer term and meetthe requirements for admission.Notice of AcceptanceThe Office of Admissions and Student Marketing will notify applicants of action taken on their applicationswithin two weeks after all required credentials have been received for evaluation. A tentative letterof acceptance will be sent to the applicant whose credentials are acceptable for admission orreadmission to the College.Upon receipt of a letter of acceptance, each applicant is required to deposit $50 (certified check ormoney order) in the Office of Admissions and Student Marketing. This amount is a non-refundableadministrative cost. The College cannot guarantee a place in the class for applicants who have notpaid the admission fee.Benedict College reserves the right to reject any applicant when, in the opinion of the AdmissionsCommittee: (1) the credentials do not indicate a probability of success; (2) the College does not offeran appropriate curriculum that will satisfy the applicant's proposed professional objective; or (3) thestudent’s enrollment capacity of the College has been reached, and it is necessary to impose enrollmentlimitations. The College also reserves the right to consider factors other than the basic characteristicsof academic competence to grant admission.