Any person who graduates from a high school outside of the state of Kansas is eligible for admission if the school is accredited by a regional or state accrediting agency. Upon successful completion of 12 credit hours or the GED Test, a student will be accepted for admission. Until such application can be made, the student is limited to a maximum of 9 credit hours per regular semester. Official transcripts are required from each institution attended by the student.
Credit is awarded on the basis of transcript evaluation.
A student on academic probation from another institution may be accepted on probation. If accepted, the student will have only one semester in which to remove probation status. Students enrolled in post-secondary programs at the Southwest Kansas Area Technical School are eligible for admission and enrollment at Seward County Community College. Students who are dually enrolled are permitted to participate in college activities and must pay all appropriate college tuition and fees and follow all the admission procedures. Students who are attending area high schools who have junior or senior standing are permitted to enroll in college classes for credit.