Results of the assessment are used to assist students in selecting appropriate courses for their skill level. Minimum scores in one or more of these tests may be required for placement in certain classes. Contact Student Services for further information. We have found, however, that the knowledge gained by having completed high school or the GED is usually necessary to be successful in college. We recommend that the GED or high school diploma be completed prior to starting college credit courses.
Permission is needed both from college and the high school district in which the student resides.
The college reserves the right to refuse registration to students under 18. Forms and information are available through the Student Services office or the office of the Dean of Instruction. Students concurrently enrolled in high school and TBCC are required to have a Concurrent Registration Form or Alternative Program Plan completed by their high school official prior to enrolling in a class. The Concurrent Registration Form indicates whether or not the high school will use college work toward high school completion. The Alternative Program Plan indicates the high school's intention to continue high school enrollment of students working at the college on high school completion or GED Preparation.