A mature adult applicant is defined as one who has not been regularly enrolled in an educational institution for a period of three years or more prior to his or her date of entry into the university. Once classified as a non-traditional mature adult applicant by the Office of Admissions, admission will be based upon performance on the diagnostic placement tests in reading, writing, and mathematics. To be admitted into degree candidacy, students may have no more than one developmental placement.
Students are eligible for only one test session each semester.
Referrals by the Office of Admissions for placement testing cannot be made until a formal application to the University is filed and completed with all appropriate academic credentials in transcript form.