NEW STUDENT ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS

Digital Art and Animation (DAA) and Digital Audio Technology (DAT)

Satisfactory completion of:

• two years of high school mathematics, including algebra and geometry
• one year of a high school lab science
• three years of high school English to include composition and literature

High School GPA of 2.7 or higher

Placement tests in Mathematics and English composition prior to enrolling in classes

A portfolio of artwork.

Digital Art Engineering (DAE), Computer Engineering (CPE) and Software Engineering (SWE)

Satisfactory completion of:

• three years of high school mathematics to include algebra, geometry and trigonometry
• one year of a high school lab science
• three years of high school English to include composition and literature

High School GPA of 2.7 or higher

Placement tests in Mathematics and English composition prior to enrolling in classes.


Applicants who feel they do not meet the minimum admissions requirements may contact the Office of Admissions for further assistance with their applications.

NOTIFICATION OF ADMISSION

All applicants will receive an acknowledgement of their admission status within two weeks after their application is complete. Notification will include information regarding registration and Advising Days, Orientation and a Statement of Intent to Register (SIR) form. Students must return the SIR along with a $100 tuition deposit by July 1 for the Fall semester.

Shortly after receiving their acceptance packets, students will receive a Financial Aid Award letter. Students must sign and return their award by July 1 for the Fall semester.

IMPORTANT DEADLINES

March 1, 2008

• Applications Due for Fall/Summer 2008 (DDP applications are accepted on a rolling basis.)
  
• FAFSA Due
• Cal Grant Applications Due

July 1, 2008

• SIR and Deposit Due
• Financial Aid Award Letters Due
• Housing Applications Due

August 8, 2008

• Fall Tuition Due

Cogswell College reserves the right to revoke acceptance or continued enrollment if:

• any application materials are false or misrepresented,
• the student imposes any risk of to the health, safety or welfare of others or to him/herself,
• a student disrupts the orderly process of the College, or
• a student violates any policy outlined in the Student Handbook.