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TUSCULUM COLLEGE 2004-2005<br />

ADMISSION POLICIES<br />

Tusculum College is a distinctive institution that seeks students of<br />

good character who display academic promise. Our student population<br />

is diverse, and we welcome applications from all students who<br />

desire an education that is highly civic-minded and intensely practical.<br />

This education is rooted in the Civic Arts and closely analyzes those<br />

practices that exemplify good citizenship.<br />

Students are admitted to Tusculum because they have demonstrated<br />

they are capable of doing college-level course work. In determining a<br />

student’s readiness for college, we examine academic records, class<br />

rank, SAT or ACT scores, extracurricular activities, and leadership.<br />

All students wishing to enroll in the Bachelor of Arts degree program<br />

must have graduated from an approved or accredited secondary<br />

school or have a GED high school equivalency diploma and meet the<br />

following requirements to be considered for admission:<br />

1. Submit a completed application for admission<br />

2. Submit an official secondary school transcript(s).<br />

3. Submit an official score report on the SAT or ACT or GED if applicable.<br />

4. Transfer students with 24 or more transferrable semester hours<br />

do not need to send a high school transcript but must send official<br />

transcripts from all post-secondary institutions in which they were previously<br />

enrolled.<br />

The College expects students to demonstrate their preparedness for<br />

college with a minimum 2.0 GPA in academic core courses. Students<br />

are recommended to have at least 12 such courses distributed as follows:<br />

4 English, 3 math, 2 science, and 3 social studies. Study of a foreign<br />

language is not required; however, it is counted when calculating<br />

an academic GPA.<br />

The curriculum at Tusculum places strong emphasis on writing, analytical<br />

reading, and critical analysis skills. Students are assessed for<br />

these skills early in their college careers. Assistance is provided to students<br />

needing further development for academic success.<br />

Although a personal interview is not required for admission, prospective<br />

students are encouraged to visit the Tusculum campus and<br />

meet with an admissions representative. The Admissions Office is open<br />

from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on<br />

Saturdays by appointment. To schedule an interview and visit the campus,<br />

call in advance of the intended date of arrival. Our toll-free number<br />

is 1-800-729-0256 or locally 423-636-7300.<br />

Applicants are reviewed for admission once all required materials<br />

are received. Students who are offered admission are asked to submit<br />

an enrollment deposit of $200 to secure their place in the class. Deposits<br />

are fully refundable upon written request to the Office of Admis-<br />

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