Admission Requirements

First Time Entering Students

A First-Time Entering Student is defined as a student who:

• Is completing, or has earned a high school diploma from an accredited high school, or has successfully completed a General Educational Development (GED) program
• May have participated in dual enrollment or early college programs while in high school
• Has not yet enrolled as a degree-seeking student at any college or university following high school graduation

To be considered for admission, First-Time Entering Students must:

• Complete the First-Time Student application for admission
• Submit a preliminary (in-progress) high school transcript reflecting coursework through the latest completed semester (typically through at least the 11th grade), or a transcript showing successful completion of a GED program
• Present a minimum 2.3 GPA on a 4.0 scale

Andrew College utilizes an individualized, holistic review process. Admission is not automatic, and students who do not meet the preferred GPA may still be considered based on additional academic factors.

High School Transcript Requirements

Applicants who are currently completing high school must submit a preliminary (in-progress) transcript reflecting coursework through the latest completed semester (e.g., sixth semester/junior year).

Andrew College accepts unofficial (self-reported) transcripts for admission review.
A final official high school transcript showing proof of graduation and date of graduation is required prior to enrollment.

Dual Enrollment / College Transcript Information

Students who completed dual enrollment coursework while in high school:

• Are not required to submit official college transcripts at the time of application or for an admission decision
• Must submit official transcripts from all postsecondary institutions after high school graduation, including grades for dual enrollment coursework

Dual enrollment coursework will be evaluated for transfer credit upon receipt of official transcripts from the awarding institution.
Students who only completed college coursework while in high school are still considered first-time entering students for admission purposes.

Test Scores (Optional but Considered)

SAT or ACT scores are not required for admission. However, test scores may be considered as part of the holistic admissions review process and may strengthen a student’s application.

Students who do not meet the preferred 2.3 GPA may be considered for admission based on additional academic indicators, including, but not limited to:

• ACT composite score of 18 or higher, or
• SAT equivalent score of 860

Test scores may also be used for scholarship consideration and course placement.

Home-Schooled Students

To be considered for admission, home-schooled students must:

• Complete the First-Time Student application for admission
• Submit a preliminary (in-progress) transcript reflecting coursework through the latest completed semester (typically through at least the 11th grade)
• Present a minimum 2.3 GPA on a 4.0 scale
• Provide documentation of a legally recognized home school program (such as a Declaration of Intent to Home School filed with the local school system, if applicable)

Andrew College utilizes an individualized, holistic review process. Admission is not automatic, and students who do not meet the preferred GPA may still be considered based on additional academic factors.

High School Transcript Requirements

Applicants who are currently completing high school must submit a preliminary (in-progress) transcript reflecting coursework through the latest completed semester (e.g., sixth semester/junior year).

Andrew College accepts unofficial (self-reported) transcripts for admission review.
A final official transcript showing proof of completion of the home school program and date of completion is required prior to enrollment.

Dual Enrollment / College Transcript Information

Students who completed dual enrollment coursework while in high school:

• Are not required to submit official college transcripts at the time of application or for an admission decision
• Must submit official transcripts from all postsecondary institutions after high school completion, including grades for dual enrollment coursework

Dual enrollment coursework will be evaluated for transfer credit upon receipt of official transcripts from the awarding institution.
Students who completed college coursework only while in high school are still considered first-time entering students for admission purposes.

Test Scores (Optional but Considered)

SAT or ACT scores are not required for admission. However, test scores may be considered as part of the holistic admissions review process, may strengthen a student’s application, and may be used for scholarship consideration and course placement.

Students who do not meet the preferred 2.3 GPA may be considered for admission based on additional academic indicators, including, but not limited to:

• ACT composite score of 18 or higher, or
• SAT equivalent score of 860

Test scores may also be used for scholarship consideration and course placement.

Transfer Students

To be considered for admission, transfer students must:

• Complete the Transfer Student application for admission
• Submit official transcripts from all postsecondary institutions attended, regardless of whether credit was earned
• Present a minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA on a 4.0 scale across all college coursework

Students with fewer than 24 attempted college credit hours must also submit an official final high school transcript showing proof of graduation and date of graduation, or a transcript showing successful completion of a General Educational Development (GED) program.

Andrew College utilizes an individualized, holistic review process. Admission is not automatic, and students who do not meet the preferred GPA may still be considered based on additional academic factors.

High School Transcript Requirements

Transfer applicants are required to submit an official final high school transcript showing proof of graduation and date of graduation, unless they have completed a minimum of 24 attempted college credit hours.

Student-athletes may be required to submit a final high school transcript for eligibility purposes, regardless of completed college hours.
For questions regarding athletic eligibility, please contact the Athletic Director.

College Transcript Requirements

Transfer students must submit official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended, regardless of whether credit was earned.

This includes transcripts for any dual enrollment coursework completed during high school.

Transfer credit will be evaluated upon receipt of official transcripts from each institution.

Test Scores (Optional but Considered)

SAT or ACT scores are not required for admission. However, test scores may be considered as part of the holistic admissions review process, may strengthen a student’s application, and may be used for scholarship consideration and course placement.

Dual Enrollment

To be considered for admission, Dual Enrollment students must:

• Complete the Dual Enrollment application for admission
• Submit a preliminary (in-progress) high school transcript reflecting coursework through the latest completed semester
• Present a minimum 2.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale
• Obtain approval from their high school counselor and parent/guardian

Andrew College partners with participating high schools to offer dual enrollment opportunities for eligible students, typically in grades 11–12. Students who receive approval from their high school and parent/guardian may be considered for admission and may earn both college and high school credit.

High School Transcript Requirements

Applicants must submit a preliminary (in-progress) transcript from:

• An accredited high school, or
• A legally recognized home school program

Andrew College accepts unofficial transcripts for admission review. Additional documentation may be required to verify eligibility.

Enrollment Options

Students may enroll:

• Part-time, or
• Full-time

Admission is based on a minimum 2.0 GPA and recommendation/approval from the high school counselor.

Georgia Dual Enrollment Funding (GAfutures)

Students are responsible for applying for funding through Georgia Student Finance Commission via the GAfutures portal.

• Eligible students may receive funding for approved coursework
• Students who have reached the maximum funding limit (30 credit hours) may continue enrollment but must self-pay
• Students in grades 9–10 may participate with approval but must self-pay
• Students who are not eligible for GAfutures funding but meet admission requirements may also enroll as self-pay students

A limited number of institutional dual enrollment scholarships may be available.

Additional Requirements

Parents/guardians of GAfutures-funded students must complete the required Parent Participation Agreement and submit it to the student’s high school.

Additional Information

For more details, please visit the Dual Enrollment Program page.

Transient Students

Students currently enrolled as degree-seeking students at another college or university may apply for admission to Andrew College as transient students.

To be considered for admission, transient students must:

• Complete the application for admission
• Be in good academic standing at their current institution
• Submit a letter of recommendation or transient permission form from an academic official at their current institution (e.g., Vice President for Academic Affairs, Registrar, or other designated official)

Required Documentation

Applicants must submit one of the following:

• A letter of recommendation from their current institution approving enrollment as a transient student, or
• A signed transient student form from their current institution

Most institutions provide their own transient student form. If needed, a generic transient form is available.

Additional Information

Transient students are admitted for one term only and are expected to return to their home institution after completing coursework at Andrew College.

Students are responsible for ensuring that courses taken at Andrew College will transfer back to their home institution.

Most institutions offer their own transient form.  If you need a generic transient form, CLICK HERE.

Readmission (Former Andrew College Students)

Former Andrew College students must apply for readmission if they:

• Withdrew from all classes
• Were suspended for at least one academic term
• Were not enrolled during the previous academic term (excluding summer term)

Applicants will be considered for readmission based on their academic record, disciplinary history, and, if requested, letters of recommendation.

Students suspended for academic or disciplinary reasons may not apply for readmission during their term of suspension.

Application Requirements

To be considered for readmission, applicants must:

• Complete the Transfer student application for admission
• Submit official transcripts from all colleges attended since last enrollment at Andrew College

Financial Aid Information

Students returning after an academic suspension are not eligible for financial aid until they meet Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) requirements.

International Students

Andrew College is authorized under federal regulations to enroll international students who possess the appropriate documentation.

Applicants whose primary language is English or who have completed secondary education in an English-speaking institution may be exempt from the English proficiency requirement.

Students are strongly encouraged to complete all admission requirements at least 60 days prior to New Student Orientation to allow sufficient time for visa processing and travel arrangements.

Admission Requirements

International students will be considered for admission upon completion of the following:

• Completed International Student Application for Admission
• Official high school and/or college transcripts
• Transcript evaluation (see below)
• Proof of English proficiency (if applicable)
• Financial documentation demonstrating the ability to cover educational expenses
• Sponsor letter (if applicable)
• Copy of passport and/or valid visa documentation

Transcript Evaluation

International transcripts must be evaluated to determine U.S. equivalency.

Andrew College uses InCred Credential Evaluations as its preferred evaluation provider. A course-by-course evaluation may be required for students seeking transfer credit.

Evaluations completed through the NAIA Eligibility Center may be accepted for admission purposes. However, additional evaluation may be required for transfer credit determination at the College’s discretion.

English Proficiency

Applicants whose first language is not English must submit proof of English proficiency.

Andrew College accepts the following:

• Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)
• International English Language Testing System (IELTS)
• Duolingo English Test (DET)

Recommended Minimum Scores:

• TOEFL: 61 (internet-based)
• IELTS: 6.0
• DET: 85

Additional Information

International students must provide documentation confirming financial support for the duration of their studies. This includes:

• A financial guarantee (bank statement or official documentation)
• A sponsor letter (if funded by a parent or third party)

How to Apply

1. Complete the International Student Application
2. Submit required academic transcripts
3. Complete transcript evaluation (if required)
4. Submit English proficiency scores (if applicable)
5. Provide financial documentation
6. Submit passport/visa documentation

Veterans Admission

Eligible veterans are required to meet the same academic criteria for admission as non-veterans, including placement testing.  You can learn more about aid available to veterans in our section titled Types of Financial Aid.