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Applicants to certificate, diploma, and degree programs or as
post-baccalaureate students shall
complete the steps set forth below. International applicants should follow the
procedure set forth under International Student Admissions. Individuals intending
only to enroll in one or more single courses but not a certificate, diploma, or
degree should follow the enrollment procedure set forth in
Open Learning Program or the application procedure
under Special Student
Admissions.
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All applicants to certificate,
diploma, and degree programs or as post-baccalaureate students must submit a completed online Application for Admission to
the Admissions Office. See Instructions.
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All applicants to
diploma or degree programs or as post-baccalaureate students must have official transcripts from any regionally accredited
colleges and universities previously attended mailed to the Admissions Office.
Transcripts are not required for the certificate program.
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All applicants to certificate,
diploma, and degree programs or as post-baccalaureate students must submit an autobiography
of about 2-3 pages in
length. They may, however, use as much space as necessary. An applicant can file
his or her
autobiography by e-mail by sending it to
admissions@livinguniv.com.
There is no autobiography
requirement for high school students applying for the
Dual Enrollment Program.
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All applicants to a certificate,
diploma, or degree program or as post-baccalaureate student must have two
recommendations from non-relatives, one from a church official and one general
reference, sent to the Admissions Office. We suggest you
provide these individuals an envelope addressed to the Admissions Office with
postage prepaid. You may download the recommendation forms. See
Pastoral Recommendation Form and
General Recommendation Form.
There is no recommendation
requirement for high school students applying for the
Dual Enrollment Program.
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If seeking admission to a
diploma or degree program have an official high school transcript or a copy of G.E.D
scores mailed to the Admissions Office. Admission to an online certificate
program does not require a high school diploma or the equivalent. Current high school seniors should
have their high school submit a transcript showing work through the first semester
of the senior year. This transcript should be submitted as soon as possible
after the semester has ended. A supplementary transcript must then be
submitted upon high school graduation. A high school transcript is generally
not required if an applicant has 12 earned college semester credit hours from
a regionally accredited college or university.
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Applicants
seeking admission to diploma or degree programs must meet the university
placement test requirement. There is no placement test requirement for a
certificate program. See Placement Tests for ways
this requirement can be met.
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