A resident of Louisiana who has attempted fewer than 12 hours of college credit will be considered on the same basis as a student who earns a similar record at LSU Eunice.
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In the computation of the scholastic average, a grade of A carries four quality points per semester hour; B, three quality points; C, two quality points; D, one quality point; F and WF, no quality points. Telephone: (337)457-7311. Such applicants are encouraged to submit COMPASS test scores for placement purposes.
Students should be aware that not all colleges and universities recognize academic bankruptcy policies of another institution and may consider all courses previously attempted when determining admissibility or establishing a transfer grade point average. Students previously enrolled at an LSU campus who have subsequently enrolled in another institution must meet requirements for admission as transfer students if more than one-half of the total college credits attempted were taken at other institutions. LSU Eunice regulations provide that a person who has been convicted of a crime or who has been committed to a correctional, penal, or training institution must have served the full sentence imposed, been pardoned, issued a final discharge by the board of parole or other competent authority, been placed on parole, or been placed on a work-release program before his or her application may be considered. Such students must be at least 17 years of age and it is recommended that they take the COMPASS test for placement into the appropriate level of English composition and mathematics. However, in the event of an outbreak of meningitis, measles, mumps, rubella, tetanus, or diphtheria, LSU Eunice will require non-immunized students to leave the campus and will exclude them from class until the outbreak is over or until they submit proof of adequate immunization. All three assessments are given once prior to each semester during Developmental Education Assessment Day. Students will not be allowed to complete registration unless they have furnished proof that they have satisfied the immunization requirement. Once a student leaves the life-long learner or career enhancement designation, he or she can be granted one of these designations again only by special permission from the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs. Students scoring a 19 or higher on the MATH section of the ACT as set by the Louisiana Board of Regents,or the equivalent SAT score, will be placed into the appropriate college level math course. Credit for military training is normally granted in accordance with the recommendations of the American Council of Education (ACE) when such credit is determined to be applicable to degree requirements. Life-long learners and career enhancement students may schedule as many as nine semester hours in a semester and may earn as many as 24 semester hours in these designations. such credit. a student who has received college credit after completion of high school (excluding credit taken in summer sessions), a student who already holds a degree (Associates, Bachelors, etc.)
The TOEFL score must be sent directly High school seniors applying for admission to the freshman class should submit their applications as early as possible in their senior year in high school.
Information about dual credit opportunities for high school students is available by contacting the Office of Continuing Education at (337) 550-1390. Applicants whose native language is not English are required to submit a score of 500 or better on the paper-based Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or a score of 173 or better on the computer-based TOEFL or a score of 61 or better on the Internet-based TOEFL. Students wishing to apply for either the SHARP or Early Admissions Program should apply online at http://www.lsue.edu/admissions. or HiSET, then he or she may apply for admission by entrance examination under the Ability to Benefit provision. This is a test designed to evaluate proficiency in English and administered at testing centers overseas and throughout the United States.
Return the attached form with the appropriate signatures and supporting documentation of available funds. If you wish to print and mail your application to LSUA fill out the following form and mail it to: Louisiana State UniversityOffice of Admissions and Records8100 Hwy 71 SouthAlexandria, LA 71302. Students who have not graduated high school or obtained their G.E.D/HiSET will be required to take the COMPASS mathematics and writing skills test unless they have already successfully completed the first level of developmental English or developmental mathematics course work. Please contact admissions at admissions@lsua.edu to inquire about Any student who fails to acknowledge attendance in any college or university in which he or she has been registered may be subject to immediate dismissal from LSU Eunice. This includes secondary and post-secondary education. institution attended. There will be no refund on tuition and fees. In the event that a home schooled applicant has neither a home school transcript from a nationally recognized accrediting agency or a G.E.D. New first-time freshmen scoring a 16 or 17 on the ENGLISH section of the ACT may be eligible for co-requisite enrollment in developmental English (ENGL 0101) and general education English (ENGL 1001) during their first semester. International students with superior scholastic records and adequate English proficiency are considered for admission as freshmen and as transfer students. 2. Student may Details about exemption and a waiver statement that students requesting an exemption must sign are included on the immunization form. Applicants are advised to take the ACT in the latter part of their junior year of high school. a student who has previously attended Louisiana Tech under full student status (if you were enrolled as a visiting student, including for dual enrollment, you do not qualify for readmission and must complete a full application; please see categories listed above), a student who has previously earned a degree from Louisiana Tech and who wishes to pursue a second undergraduate degree, Official transcripts from each college or university attended between your last quarter enrolled at Louisiana Tech and now, a student who holds at least a bachelors degree from an accredited institution (including Louisiana Tech) who wishes to enroll in undergraduate courses without pursuing a second undergraduate degree curriculum or a graduate degree, official transcripts from each college institution attended.
Eligibility for admission cannot be determined until the application and complete, official transcripts from each college and university attended have been received. Students wishing to extend their life-long learner or career enhancement designations must be granted special permission by the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs. Alternative orientations are available for students who qualify. That requirement can be met either by furnishing proof of immunity or by signing a waiver claiming exemption from the immunization policy. Additional information regarding cut scores and assessment testing can be found here: http://www.lsue.edu/site488.php. TD must have been completed within the last 10 years and meningitis within the last 5 years prior to submission. Students who have graduated from a high school not approved by the State Department of Education or who do not have a G.E.D. All international students on F-1 student visas are classified as non-residents. There is a $15 orientation fee. Once granted academic bankruptcy, students must contact their advisor for appropriate advising. Factors such as high school grades, rank in class, and grades earned on recognized tests (such as those given by the American College Testing Program, Compass, and the College Entrance Examination Board) are considered in evaluating the high school record. Complete the application for admission and submit the non-refundable $20.00 application fee plus a $ 60.00 non-refundable international P.O. Students can have their IDcards created, visitwith an academic advisor, and register for classes. EEO Statement, Member of the University of Louisiana System, Intellectual Property And Commercialization. These examinations, if passed with satisfactory grades, will enable students to receive degree credit in the courses covered by the tests. Students applying for transfer admission will need to submit their official college transcripts. High school juniors planning to apply for either program should register to take the ACT test by the February test date. To be considered for admission, the applicant must send one copy of all official transcripts - in English- describing all academic studies completed and attempted prior to the time of application. Any credit accepted for transfer is, in all cases, subject to review by the students division with reference to its applicability toward a particular degree, and the student is expected to conform to all requirements of the chosen degree program. LSUA requires official ACT or SAT scores for international students. For more information on ACT and Compass scores used for placement, visit this webpage. LSU Eunice operates on a two-semester plan with an additional summer term and two intersessions. When all documentation is not received by this deadline, consideration for admission will be delayed The deadline to apply for each semester is the last day of Regular Registration. Applicants should send their scores directly to LSUA from the respective testing agency. The policy applies to all students born after 1956 if they are enrolling for the first time at LSU Eunice. These evaluation services include the World Education Services (WES), Global Credentials, and InCred Evaluators. Students who have taken subject examinations in the College Level Examination Program or who have participated in the Advanced Placement Program of the College Entrance Examination Board should have examination scores sent directly to the Office of the Registrar for evaluation. Department of Testing & Disability Services, a student who has only received college credit as part of dual enrollment classes taken while in high school, a student who has only taken college credit during summer sessions and has not enrolled in a fall or spring semester/quarter, standardized testing scores (ACT or SAT), which must be sent directly from the testing provider or on an official transcript, a high school transcript, which must show a graduation date, grade point average, and rank in class [. All courses taken, including repeated courses and unresolved incomplete courses (a grade of I is computed as an F), except those in which grades of W are recorded, are included in the computation of the average. Transfer applicants are considered on the basis of secondary school records, as well as records of post-secondary study (university, institute, or technical schools). Proof must be a statement from a physician, public health clinic, or other health care provider stating the dates of immunization or occurrence of disease or the results of antibody titers proving immunity. Upon receipt of the students ACE transcript, the Registrars Office will forward a copy to the appropriate academic division heads for evaluation and awarding of credit. Freshman applicants should submit their application for admission as early as possible in their senior year. A student who is currently enrolled at another university when he or she applies for admission should request that the institution submit a current official transcript at the time of application and then submit a final official transcript at the conclusion of the term. Discover exciting opportunities and join the LSUA family today! LSU Eunice does not have agreements to operate in all states. They should also enter the code on Score Report Request Forms (when requesting TOEFL scores from tests previously taken). Students who are enrolling in courses solely for recreation or personal enrichment are considered life-long learners. Credit earned in other non-accredited settings is not generally recognized. Freshman applicants must be graduates of recognized secondary schools comparable in level to U.S. high schools. Applicants are advised to take the ACT as early as possible in the senior year of home schooling. It may take a long Students who are enrolling in courses to enrich their professional/career development are designated as career enhancement students. The extent to which credits earned in accredited colleges and universities are accepted toward the completion of an associate degree program the student follows at LSU Eunice is determined by the Office of Admissions or by the appropriate division head. Credit and grades earned as a life-long learner or career enhancement student are included on the scholastic record. If you live in a state other than Louisiana, please call the Office of Admissions at 337-550-1305 before applying to LSUE if you plan on taking on-line or distance education courses in any state other than Louisiana. When determining Louisiana residency status for tuition purposes, LSU Eunice is guided by Louisiana State University Permanent Memorandum 31 (PM 31). Students may obtain details on this policy from their academic division head or the Office of the Registrar. LSU Eunice computes the grade-point average on all courses taken, including repeated courses, courses with incomplete grades (an unresolved I is computed as an F), and those with any other grades, except W, WA, WB, WC, WD, unsatisfactory, and no credit. In the computation of the scholastic average, a grade of A carries four quality points per semester hour; B=3; C=2; D=1; and F=0. should have applications for admission and all supporting academic materials on file in the Admissions Office so that they can be fully admitted to LSU Eunice prior to the day of registration. Students who meet the following qualifications may be considered for full-time enrollment in the SHARP Program in summer courses and for part-time enrollment during the senior year of high school: 1. This information is now obtained electronically from the statewide transcript system. a final official transcript showing all dual enrollment courses completed from the college or community college through which the credit is awarded (unless that institution is Louisiana Tech, and if applicable). Factors considered in making the admission decision are grades earned, subjects taken, ability to carry a full course of study, scores on the college entrance examinations (such as the American College Test, The Scholastic Aptitude Test of the College Entrance Examination Board, or the Prueba de Aptitud a Academica), appropriateness of proposed field of study in relation to the applicants general ability, and letters of recommendation. Students must meet either the English required score (ACT English minimum sub-score of 18; SAT ERW minimum sub-score of 500) OR Mathematics required score (ACT Mathematics minimum sub-score of 19; SAT Mathematics minimum sub-score of 510). Under this policy, all college developmental work done, all college-level work done, and all college credit earned at an earlier date are eliminated from computation of the grade-point average and cannot be applied toward a degree at LSU Eunice.
a non-refundable application fee of $25-check or money order drawn on a United States bank; for international applicants whose native language is not English, a score of 500 or better on the paper-based. of $200 prior to applying for a visa when utilizing a form I-20 at the U.S. Consulate and or U.S. If the records received by LSU Eunice do not meet requirements for admission to LSUE, the application will be cancelled, and registration will be terminated. Any person wishing to obtain a student visa to study in the United States must go through an interview process at the American Consulate or Embassy in his or her country. This interview must be scheduled after the I-20 is received. Upon being admitted to LSUEunice,studentscan register for Orientation/Registration online at http://www.lsue.edu/orientation. Students who do not have placement test scores or whose scores indicate that college preparatory courses are needed will be placed into the appropriate courses and programs. obtain information from these evaluation services from their respective web-sites. Please be sure to include a foreign address on the application. Call: (888) 473-6417Text: (318) 303-6417Email:admissions@lsua.edu, Please note: All students on a F-1 visa will be required to carry student insurance. All information must be submitted whether or not credit was earned and no portion of the applicant's previous academic records will be disregarded. Students who decide that they wish to work toward a degree or who wish to continue their enrollment after having completed 24 semester hours as a life-long learner or career enhancement student must apply for regular admission to LSUE. This campus sponsors two early admissions programs for the superior high school student. Questions relating to the evaluation of credits toward a degree program and the length of time required for completion of degree requirements should be referred to the appropriate academic division. Students who are currently enrolled at another college or university. COMPASS assessment in writing, mathematics, and reading is available. Students should be prepared to show an LSUE photo ID to take any assessment. See transcript definitions for more information. All applicants for admission to the freshman class are normally required to submit scores on the American College Test (ACT). A minimum high school grade-point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. Credit awarded that does not apply to the students degree will be filed in the Registrars Office. with a score of at least 5.5, or GTEC with a score of 1182. Applicants should request high schools to send transcripts of their complete scholastic records to the Office of Admissions as soon as possible after high school graduation. If admitted through the academic appeal process, the student may be placed on scholastic probation. to LSUA from the Educational Testing Service. There is a $30 per course* fee for posting to the transcript credit earned by this examination. Scores on this test constitute a valuable aid in gaining insight into a students capacity for college work. Nontraditional credit (credit earned in any way other than through residence study) is awarded according to LSU Eunice policy as stated in this catalog, regardless of the policy of the sending institution. If the applicant has successfully appealed the suspension at the previously attended institution, he or she will be considered for admission upon receipt of the transcript indicating removal of the suspension. 3. Such work, however, will not be removed from students scholastic records and transcripts. Students who have completed their degree. Applicants who want their scores sent to LSUA should enter this code number on their answer sheet. A copy of a shot record furnished by a clinic or health care provider is satisfactory. Thus, all applicants are encouraged to submit their applications as early as possible prior to their intended enrollment. New students are provided a Proof of Immunization Compliance Form at the time of admission. You may Louisiana State University at Alexandria's TOEFL code number is 6383. The immunization form and proof of immunization must be submitted to the Office of Student Affairs and Enrollment Services, LSU Eunice, P. O. Join the large population of international students already on LSUA's campus. In compliance with state law, LSU Eunice has adopted an immunization policy to protect the students, faculty, and staff from outbreaks of measles, meningitis, mumps, rubella, tetanus, and diphtheria. A Louisiana resident whose records do not meet transfer requirements may appeal a denial of admission through the Office of Academic Affairs. Louisiana State University Eunice assures equal opportunity for all qualified persons without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, handicap, marital status, veterans status, sexual orientation, or gender identity in the admission to, participation in, or employment in its programs and activities. Evaluations of courses will not be made in advance of receipt of completed applications and official transcripts from each college and university attended. Applicants who are not residents of Louisiana who have appropriate academic qualifications will be considered for admission.
International students with superior scholastic records and English proficiency, as demonstrated by acceptable scores on recognized tests, are considered for admission as freshman or transfer students. I-94 form (white card stapled inside of passport); I-20s from U.S. schools previously attended; and.