Selective Admissions

Some programs limit their enrollment, and are designated as selective admissions programs.

Competitive Admissions are programs that evaluate applicants based on specific criteria and where only the most qualified students are admitted to the program. These programs often require preparatory coursework.

Limited Admissions programs are those that have strict limits on the number of students that may be enrolled in their programs based on space constraints, instructional capacity, program accreditation, clinical placement limitations, or other restrictive factors. These programs often require preparatory coursework and operate with a waiting list rather than a competitive application process.

Conditional Enrollment programs are those that require actions such as attendance at an information session, background checks, immunizations, successful completion of developmental courses, or other checklist items before students can enroll in the major courses.