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How to Apply

Admissions - Getting Started

WITC has an easy 3-step program admissions process. For the fastest admissions decision, complete all three steps in one campus visit!

1. Apply

Download and complete the application form (Adobe Acrobat required). Print, sign, and submit with a $30 non-refundable application fee on or after the application dates listed below. Applications can be mailed or brought to the campus. Send a check or money order made out to the college; do not send cash. This one-time non-refundable fee is required at the time of application.

WITC Application Dates

TIP: If you have applied and paid this fee before, you won’t have to pay it again. Call the Student Services office to confirm your eligibility of having your fee waived.

2. Assess

After you have completed step one:

For more information, or to schedule your appointment for an assessment and interview, contact Student Services at 800.243.9482. 

WITC uses ACCUPLACER® as its admission assessment tool.

Brush up your skills and review one or more of these valuable study materials before taking the assessment.

ACCUPLACER® - Sample Questions (pdf) specific to WITC Admission Assessment
Online Videos & Resources for Entrance Assessment Preparation NEW
ACCUPLACER® - Introduction for Students from the College Board (includes samples for assessments not given by WITC).
ACCUPLACER® - Test Study Guide (includes samples for assessments not given by WITC)

3. Interview

Your third and final step is a counselor interview which typically occurs immediately after your scheduled assessment. (In certain cases the interview will be conducted by phone.) In your interview our counselor will review your assessment scores, program choice and discuss with you any additional entrance requirements. Out-of-district applicants will be admitted in priority order for fall term after January 1 and for spring term after May 1.

TIP: Bring your high school and/or college transcripts to your interview. The college uses the completed assessment, along with high school and other postsecondary transcripts, to measure your skill level and to help place you in courses and/or a program.

Questions?

For more information about the admissions process, or if you would like a personal consultation, please call 800.243.9482 or contact a campus Admissions Advisor.

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AccuPlacer Study Materials Link