Villanova's division of Part-Time Studies enrollment policy requires evidence of a high school diploma or GED, and transcripts from any other academic institution(s) you attended. Transcripts are evaluated so that transfer credits may be applied towards your Villanova degree. There are no admissions tests (for example SAT) required for admission. However, you do have to apply for admission before you can begin to take courses.

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Application Process for students seeking:

• An undergraduate degree or college credits
• Post-graduate certificate or college credits
• Courses at Villanova while attending another institution (Dean's Permission)
• College credits as a superior high school student
• Courses for personal enrichment but not for credit
• Summer courses

In order to be formally accepted for Part-Time Studies, all credentials as outlined above in the Application Process must be received.

After you have applied:

• A decision on your application will be made and you will receive a letter of notification in the mail.
• Decisions about completed applications will be made on an ongoing basis. Applications will be considered up until the last day before classes start, but it is to your advantage to have a completed application on file at least 2 weeks in advance of the semester start.
• At any time, feel free to contact the Office of Part-Time Studies to check on the status of your application and ask questions. After you have

After you have been admitted:

• We strongly recommend and encourage you to make an appointment with your academic advisor to plan your course schedule. The name of your advisor will be in your acceptance letter.
• Take advantage of new student on-line resources and advice on your next steps.