Community College of Philadelphia Graduate Admission & Requirements

The Community College of Philadelphia Graduate Admission requirements for the academic year have been released. The list contains the names of applicants that have been accepted into the school.

The management of Community College of Philadelphia Admission has released the list of Graduate requirements for admission into the institution.

Community College of Philadelphia Graduate Admission & Requirements

1. High school diploma or general education diploma (GED)
2. A minimum of one year of high school biology and chemistry or their applicable equivalents within the last 10 years with a grade of “C” or better
3. Applicants must demonstrate readiness for ENGL101 and FMNT 118 as determined by the College’s placement tests or by successfully completing identified developmental course work
4. Minimum grade point average of 2.25

Applicants must be 18 years of age on or before the first day of the semester in which they begin the program.

Students new to the College can begin the application process by first applying to the College. Transcript evaluation and completion of a placement test (or test waiver) is required.

Current College students can obtain an application at the front office of the Math, Science and Health Careers Division (Room W1-1). Applicants should submit the following to the MLT program director’s office (Room W1-1C):

• Official copies of supporting documents (e.g., official transcripts) if not already on file
• Completed and signed MLT application form
• A resume with letter of intent addressed to the MLT program director

The application and Allied Health testing deadline is June 1.

Applicants who complete and meet the aforementioned requirements will be eligible to continue in the admissions process and will be contacted, via email, concerning the scheduling of an admissions interview with the program director (or designee). A scheduled interview does not guarantee admission. Upon completion of the admissions interview, the program director (or designee) will review and score all applicants with particular attention to:

1. Cumulative grade point average
2. Strength of secondary/post-secondary academic curriculum
3. Allied Health pre-entrance examination score
4. Personal interview