The B.R.E.D.S. Office will confirm all students' transcripts arrive from a high school with a College Entrance Examination Board (CEEB) code, as well as, the high school seal and/or signature. If a transcript is from a high school that lacks a CEEB code or seal/signature, the B.R.E.D.S. Office will research the matter to confirm whether the school is recognized by the state department of education or home school association. The B.R.E.D.S. Office may request additional documentation at any point in the admission process. If a diploma is determined invalid, a high school equivalency exam may be required for admission consideration.
Moreover, to be considered for full admission, each applicant must have received or be receiving a high school diploma before the term for which he or she is applying. Those individuals who have not graduated from accredited high schools may be required to have a GED and an official report of the student's GED scores mailed directly to the B.R.E.D.S. Office from the center where he or she was tested.
Responses on the applications and on related materials must be complete and accurate; entrance may be denied or registration cancelled as a result of false or misleading statements. All questions about requirements should be referred to the Office of Admissions at (502) 597-6813 or 1-877-367-5978 or by faxing information to (502) 597-5814.
2.5 weighted cumulative grade point average or higher and
18 composite on the ACT or 940 on the SAT (Math and Reading sections only)
All applicants who have completed less than 24 semester hours of college work must meet the following requirements based on a Pre-College Curriculum (PCC):
English (4 units): English I, II, III, and IV or AP English
Mathematics (3 units): algebra I, algebra II, and geometry
Science (3 units): at least one laboratory course, physical science, life science, or earth and space science
Social Studies (3 units): United States history, economics, government, world geography, world civilization
Health Education (1/2 unit)
Physical Education (1/2 unit)
History and Appreciation of Visual and Performing Arts (1 unit)
Foreign Language (2 units of the same foreign language)
The following students are not required to meet the PCC requirements
Associate degree-seeking students
International students Non-resident students
Transfer students entering baccalaureate-degree status with twenty-four (24) or more semester credit hours applicable to a baccalaureate degree with a GPA of at least 2.00 on a 4.00 scale