|
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
- Application for admission for new, readmit, or transfer
students
(This includes students who previously took courses while
enrolled in high school.)
- Official transcript(s) mailed from all previously attended
colleges
Visiting students, students who will attend West Kentucky
Community and Technical College (WKCTC) for one semester only
and then return to their home college, do not have to send
official transcripts, but a letter of good standing from the
home college is required indicating the student is eligible
to return to the home college.
- Placement Test Scores:
COMPASS testing is required unless the applicant has an ACT
score of 18 in English and reading and 20 in mathematics,
or the applicant has completed a college level English or
math course.
Selective Admission
Programs
Admission into allied health and nursing programs at WKCTC is
based on selective admission criteria specific to each program.
Refer to our website,
www.westkentucky.kctcs.edu, for program requirements and
deadlines, or contact the program coordinator or a career counselor.
REGISTRATION DATES
| Registration for current enrolled students and new students is underway. |
Daily Registration
Times:
Monday through Thursday:
8 am - 6:30 pm
8 am - 4 pm |
| |
|
REGISTRATION PROCEDURES
At WKCTC, students can register themselves! To take
advantage of this service, follow the steps below:
1. If you have not done so already, activate
your student email account.
2. Make an appointment to meet with your advisor. Follow the
instructions below to find out who your advisor is:
Login
to PeopleSoft
1. https://students.kctcs.edu
2. Click on Login Here.
3. Enter User ID and Password. (Your user ID is the
same as your student email username; your password is
the same as your password for your student email account.) |
|
| Select the following
in the order given:
1. SA Self Service
2. Records
3. Academics
Select “View My Advisor” |
3. Meet with your advisor to review the
requirements for your program of study. Discuss the
courses you should take in the spring term based on your level
of academic preparation, family responsibilities, job responsibilities,
and other factors which demand a portion of your time. Once
you and your advisor have developed an outline of a program
of study, your advisor can give you online permission to register
yourself. You and the advisor still have the option for the
advisor to enter your initial schedule. Any later changes you
make to your schedule will need to be made online. Students
who attempt to register online but encounter problems can go
for assistance to the Advising Center in Room 106 in the Anderson
Technical Building.
4. Register
online
Advising note for
students planning to transfer to a public university in Kentucky
Transfer frameworks – the second step in the establishment
of a seamless education system in Kentucky – are in place.
This option in Kentucky’s postsecondary education system
helps those students who have definite career goals begin their
education at a community college, then transfer to any public
university in the state – with the guarantee that ALL
credits (taken in compliance with a framework) will transfer
toward their program.
Transfer frameworks provide a wonderful opportunity for students.
All a student must do is plan ahead and follow the instructions
in the Transfer Framework Guidebook to receive the benefits
of this guarantee.
A 60-credit hour framework has been designed by a partnership
of the Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE), the public
universities, and the KCTCS community colleges for over 180
different bachelor’s degree programs (majors) offered
in the state. The transfer framework option is an extension
of the General Education Transfer Policy which was introduced
in January 1996.
The General Education
Transfer Policy allows a student the option of enrolling
in a community college without a major – or with no clear
idea as to an eventual career choice – and still having
the general education credits accepted when the student transfers
to a university. Following the guidelines of this policy, a
student may successfully transfer up to 60 hours of college
credit to any public university in the state without deciding
on a major.
The guarantee of the ability to transfer credits under the General
Education Transfer Policy is the same as for the transfer frameworks,
and the student must follow the guidelines established in the
Policy. The transfer frameworks extend the General Education
Policy by identifying 12 hours of coursework in a major. Information
about specific frameworks may be obtained from a career counselor
or by going to the CPE Web site:
http://www.cpe.state.ky.us/going2/going2_transfer_planning.asp.
See the
Five Basic Steps to find a quick guide to the
registration process at the College.
|
