Applying for college does not have to be a scary process. We strive to make the first steps of your Hyles-Anderson College experience as smooth and easy as possible. You will be connected with an admissions counselor who will be available to answer any of your admissions questions and will guide you through the entire process. The Office of Admissions stands ready to help in any way necessary. Feel free to contact them anytime at admissions@hylesanderson.edu or at 219.365.4031, Ext. 3860.
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Admissions Policies
Admissions
Process
The admissions process is a four-step process. Apply, Admit, Register, Attend.
Apply: You may officially apply for admission to Hyles-Anderson College anytime after you begin your junior year of high school. We recommend you get the process started as early as possible to give you plenty of time to get all of your necessary paperwork completed before your first day of class.
The Office of Admissions requires all admissions paperwork to be completed and submitted prior to the semester you wish to enroll. Deadlines for submission are the first Friday in August for fall applicants and the second Friday in December for spring applicants.
Admit: All applications will be approved by our Admissions Committee. You will be notified in writing of first-stage and final-stage acceptance based on admissions paperwork, high school transcripts, reference forms, and application fee submission.
Register: After you are formally accepted to Hyles-Anderson College, you will be given detailed instructions to begin the registration process. This will include determining your class schedule, emergency contacts, residence information, etc. You will receive a student email address and will be granted access to our online registration portal. You must be an accepted student to register.
Attend: Now the fun begins! We look forward to seeing you on Opening Day as you embark on a journey that will change your life and impact the world for the cause of Christ.
Non-Discriminatory
Policy
The moral and academic standards of Hyles-Anderson College require review and evaluation of every applicant. Completion of the application process including submission of the formal application, letters of recommendation, statement of a Biblical salvation testimony, moral character, integrity, academic records, and alignment with the college’s sincerely held beliefs published in the Doctrinal Statement will all be considered by the Admissions Committee. Only students who have a sincere desire to serve Christ are accepted for admission.
Hyles-Anderson College admits students of any race, color, or national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, or national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.
International
Students
Hyles-Anderson College is authorized under federal law to enroll non-immigrant alien students. An international student should apply for admission to Hyles-Anderson College well in advance of when he plans to register as a student. The federal government requires that, before the forms to assist the international student in entering America to study can be issued from the college, the prospective student must complete the application procedure and be accepted as a student at Hyles-Anderson College. He must also furnish adequate evidence of his ability to meet his financial responsibilities. An international student applicant must have a minimum score of 500 on the TOEFL exam. An F1 student must enroll in the bachelor of science program.
Miscellaneous
Policies
ACT scores are required for students applying to Hyles-Anderson College. For those who take the test multiple times, the college will use the highest score achieved in each section. An accepted student who does not take the ACT test before enrolling must take the test on campus. The ACT code number for Hyles[1]Anderson College is 1199. Students should use this code to have their scores sent directly to the Admissions Office.
Married students must be at least 20 years old by the first day of registration for each semester.
Single, divorced students must be at least 25 years of age by the first day of registration for each semester.
Every student under 20 years of age on the first day of registration for each semester must be either a high school graduate or have a GED certificate.
Transfer Students
Transfer-Student
Transcripts From
Other Colleges
A student transferring from another college must have all transcripts sent directly to Hyles-Anderson College from the schools attended, whether or not credits have been received. It is expected that a transfer student be in good standing at the school last attended. Credit is given for all subjects which are equivalent to those offered in our catalog and in which a minimum grade of C was earned. An evaluation of a transcript must be made by the Academic Vice President to determine which credits can be accepted and to determine the classification of a transfer student. A student must earn at least 38 semester hour credits at Hyles-Anderson College to receive a degree from this institution. Any applicant who has attended another college must have a transcript sent to Hyles-Anderson College by every college attended, even if they do not desire to transfer any credits or if no credits were earned there.
Transfer Credits
A student who desires to transfer credits to Hyles-Anderson College must care for this matter as soon as possible. Every student must earn at least 38 total credits AND 30 of his last 36 credits at Hyles-Anderson College. The other 6 hours must be approved in advance by the Academic Vice President. A maximum of 20 hours is transferable from another college into an associate of science diploma and the secretarial program. A minimum of one semester of keyboarding must be earned at Hyles-Anderson College for the administrative assistant certificate. Under rare circumstances, a student may be exempted from some business courses; i.e., passing a proficiency test. A student may take courses at other colleges during the summers between regular semesters while enrolled at Hyles-Anderson College. They must receive written permission in advance to have these credits transferred to Hyles-Anderson College. This approval will come from the Academic Vice President and must include approval of the school and specific courses to be transferred.
Admissions Policies
Applying for college does not have to be a scary process. We strive to make the first steps of your Hyles-Anderson College experience as smooth and easy as possible. You will be connected with an admissions counselor who will be available to answer any of your admissions questions and will guide you through the entire process. The Office of Admissions stands ready to help in any way necessary. Feel free to contact them anytime at admissions@hylesanderson.edu or at 219.365.4031, Ext. 3860.
Admissions Process
The admissions process is a four-step process. Apply, Admit, Register, Attend.
Apply: You may officially apply for admission to Hyles-Anderson College anytime after you begin your junior year of high school. We recommend you get the process started as early as possible to give you plenty of time to get all of your necessary paperwork completed before your first day of class.
The Office of Admissions requires all admissions paperwork to be completed and submitted prior to the semester you wish to enroll. Deadlines for submission are the first Friday in August for fall applicants and the second Friday in December for spring applicants.
Admit: All applications will be approved by our Admissions Committee. You will be notified in writing of first-stage and final-stage acceptance based on admissions paperwork, high school transcripts, reference forms, and application fee submission.
Register: After you are formally accepted to Hyles-Anderson College, you will be given detailed instructions to begin the registration process. This will include determining your class schedule, emergency contacts, residence information, etc. You will receive a student email address and will be granted access to our online registration portal. You must be an accepted student to register.
Attend: Now the fun begins! We look forward to seeing you on Opening Day as you embark on a journey that will change your life and impact the world for the cause of Christ.
Non-Discriminatory Policy
The moral and academic standards of Hyles-Anderson College require review and evaluation of every applicant. Completion of the application process including submission of the formal application, letters of recommendation, statement of a Biblical salvation testimony, moral character, integrity, academic records, and alignment with the college’s sincerely held beliefs published in the Doctrinal Statement will all be considered by the Admissions Committee. Only students who have a sincere desire to serve Christ are accepted for admission.
Hyles-Anderson College admits students of any race, color, or national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, or national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.
International Students
Hyles-Anderson College is authorized under federal law to enroll non-immigrant alien students. An international student should apply for admission to Hyles-Anderson College well in advance of when he plans to register as a student. The federal government requires that, before the forms to assist the international student in entering America to study can be issued from the college, the prospective student must complete the application procedure and be accepted as a student at Hyles-Anderson College. He must also furnish adequate evidence of his ability to meet his financial responsibilities. An international student applicant must have a minimum score of 500 on the TOEFL exam. An F1 student must enroll in the bachelor of science program.
Miscellaneous Policies
ACT scores are required for students applying to Hyles-Anderson College. For those who take the test multiple times, the college will use the highest score achieved in each section. An accepted student who does not take the ACT test before enrolling must take the test on campus. The ACT code number for Hyles[1]Anderson College is 1199. Students should use this code to have their scores sent directly to the Admissions Office.
Married students must be at least 20 years old by the first day of registration for each semester.
Single, divorced students must be at least 25 years of age by the first day of registration for each semester.
Every student under 20 years of age on the first day of registration for each semester must be either a high school graduate or have a GED certificate.
Transfer Students
Transfer-Student Transcripts From Other Colleges
A student transferring from another college must have all transcripts sent directly to Hyles-Anderson College from the schools attended, whether or not credits have been received. It is expected that a transfer student be in good standing at the school last attended. Credit is given for all subjects which are equivalent to those offered in our catalog and in which a minimum grade of C was earned. An evaluation of a transcript must be made by the Academic Vice President to determine which credits can be accepted and to determine the classification of a transfer student. A student must earn at least 38 semester hour credits at Hyles-Anderson College to receive a degree from this institution. Any applicant who has attended another college must have a transcript sent to Hyles-Anderson College by every college attended, even if they do not desire to transfer any credits or if no credits were earned there.
Transfer Credits
A student who desires to transfer credits to Hyles-Anderson College must care for this matter as soon as possible. Every student must earn at least 38 total credits AND 30 of his last 36 credits at Hyles-Anderson College. The other 6 hours must be approved in advance by the Academic Vice President. A maximum of 20 hours is transferable from another college into an associate of science diploma and the secretarial program. A minimum of one semester of keyboarding must be earned at Hyles-Anderson College for the administrative assistant certificate. Under rare circumstances, a student may be exempted from some business courses; i.e., passing a proficiency test. A student may take courses at other colleges during the summers between regular semesters while enrolled at Hyles-Anderson College. They must receive written permission in advance to have these credits transferred to Hyles-Anderson College. This approval will come from the Academic Vice President and must include approval of the school and specific courses to be transferred.
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