What's My Application Type?
Are you unsure whether you should apply as a first-year student, a transfer student, second-degree applicant or readmit student? Check out the descriptions below to see where you fit.
First-Year Students
I will be a first-year student because I have:- not yet graduated from high school, or earned my GED, or I am taking a post-graduate (fifth) year of high school.
- not taken any college classes between the time I graduated, earned my GED, or took a post-graduate year, and now.
Note: If you took college courses while still in high school (dual-erollment), you are still considered a first-year applicant.
Transfer Student
I am considered a transfer student if I have:- earned an associate’s degree, but not a bachelor’s degree.
- taken any college classes since I graduated from high school, earned a GED, or completed a post-graduate year of high school.
Note: College classes include any community/technical college, trade school, two-year or four-year college courses, and/or military service with a Joint Services Transcript (JST).
Second-degree Student
I should apply as a second-degree student if:- I have already earned a bachelor’s degree from any accredited four-year college/university, and I am interested in earning a second bachelor’s degree (B.A., B.S., B.P.S or B.I.S) from the College of Charleston.
Readmit Student
I am considered a readmit:- if I was previously enrolled at the College of Charleston as a degree-seeking student – either as a first-year student or transfer student.
Note: The application review process and deadlines will vary depending on the cumulative GPA we have on record for the last term during which you were enrolled at the College.