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New Students are those students from high school or transferring from another institution seeking an Associate Degree, Certificate or Diploma. If you are a new student attending Gaston College, please follow the admissions process below. |
ADMISSIONS PROCESS
For all programs, the following steps must be completed for admission into Gaston College.
- Complete and submit application
Complete application online or pick up application at the Admissions Office on the main campus, Dallas Campus, 2nd floor Myers Center. Submit completed application to:
Gaston College
Office of Admissions
201 Highway 321 South
Dallas, NC 28034-1499
- Submit an official high school transcript
Request that your high school mail an official high school transcript to:
Gaston College
Office of Admissions
201 Highway 321 South
Dallas, NC 28034-1499
The documentation listed below can be submitted in the place of a traditional high school transcript:
- Official Adult High School transcript
- Official copy of GED scores
- Official transcript from an accredited Correspondence School/Institution
- Official transcript from Home School
- Official transcript from a regionally accredited college or university reflecting an Associate Degree or higher.
Note: Request that all colleges/universities previously attended submit official transcripts to above address.
- Take placement test
Take the COMPASS placement test. (available test dates).
If you have taken the SAT, ACT, COMPASS, and/or ASSET within the past five years at another college or university, please request that the scores be submitted to the Admissions Office. For information call 704.922.6214.
- Apply for financial assistance (if applicable)
Apply for financial assistance at the Financial Aid Office as soon as possible, if needed. Find out How to apply.
- Complete new student orientation
Complete a New Student Orientation session to help ensure academic success and learn more about student resources, college policies, procedures, and publications.
Please note: Students will be given specific information about orientation after their placement testing session. Students who are exempt from placement testing will receive an orientation postcard in the mail.
- Meet with a counselor or academic advisor
After attending an orientation session, meet with a counselor or academic advisor for:
The offices for Admissions, Records and Registration, Counseling, and Financial Aid are located:
- Dallas Campus, 2nd Floor Myers Center
- Lincoln Campus, Room 205
Congratulations as you embark on this wonderful opportunity of a lifetime. For questions concerning admissions please contact 704.922.6214.
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