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ASU Mid-South Technical Center

Admission Policy

Prospective students apply for admission to ASU Mid-South technical center programs through the ASU Mid-South Admissions Office.
Admission is based on student grade point average; school attendance; citizenship; motivation; ability; and aptitude.

All students are required to submit the following:
 Completed application for admission form ***Additional and/or more rigorous require-
 Current high school transcript ments may apply to various specific programs,
 Signed student/parent agreement such as drug testing for medical field certifica-
 Proof of immunization against mumps, measles, and rubella tions.

Programs of Study

Secondary Technical Center programs are three-year programs Career Pathways
designed for students to begin their sophomore year of high
school and complete their senior year of high school. Beginning
in the sophomore year allows students to earn the maximum COMPUTER ENGINEERING
benefit from a program. However, a junior or senior may enroll
in the first year of a three-year program and still earn valuable DIESEL TECHNOLOGY
job skills and college credit. HEALTH SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY
HOSPITALITY

MECHATRONICS
A 2.5 GPA is required for Unconditional Admission to all WELDING TECHNOLOGY
technical center programs.
Students must maintain a 2.0 GPA in the program of
study and/or meet next course prerequisites to continue
participation in the program.

ADE Guidelines state:

“Three semester hours of college credit taken by a student in grades 9-12 at a publicly supported
community college, technical college, four-year college or university, or private institution shall be
the equivalent of one unit of high school credit in the same subject area.”

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