To be admitted to Iowa Lakes Community College:
- Submit a completed Iowa
Lakes application form.
- Submit a high school
transcript or GED certification to Iowa Lakes’ admissions
office.
- If you have attended any
other college, have that college send an official transcript
directly to Iowa lakes. (See address below.)
- It is recommended that you
participate in the American College Test (ACT) and submit
your test scores to Iowa Lakes; however, this test is not
required for admission.
- Career Option,
Vocational or Technical Programs:
It is highly recommended that you visit the campus and speak
with the program advisor before enrolling.
- Nursing applicants
must sign up for an advising session by calling
712-852-5212.
- Wind Energy
applicants must meet the math
requirement before admission is granted to the program.
- Some programs
may require medical examinations
and/or assessments before admission is granted.
Once your application is
received, the admissions department will notify you if
further action is needed.
- Continuing
Education: Application for
admission is not required for continuing education courses.
They are open to all, regardless of previous education.
Call 712-362-7946 or 712-362-7942 to register.
- Home schooled
students: Provide final high
school diploma, GED certification, and/or college
transcripts. Also provide ACT test scores, if available.
- International
students: See
international student page for admission requirements.
READMISSION:
If you are returning to Iowa Lakes after an absence of more than one term, please apply
for readmission. You will also be required to fulfill the current graduation requirements.
TRANSFER STUDENTS:
If you are transferring from another college, please submit official transcripts
directly from each college whether or not you earned credit there. You will also have to
complete all the normal admission requirements.
Mail Transcripts to:
Iowa Lakes Community College
3200 College Drive
Emmetsburg, IA 50536
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS:
- Send official transcripts from all secondary schools or
higher education sources you have attended directly to the admissions office.
- Include notarized
translations for all non-English language records. Include
specific dates of school attendance on the transcripts.
- Students whose native language is not
English must submit evidence of their English proficiency on
the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL).
- International students must submit
evidence of financial ability to meet college and living expenses during the first year of
attendance. You must follow visa regulations of the U.S. Department of Immigration and
Naturalization.
- Any statement which may
appear concerning approval for admittance by nonimmigrant
students must be limited to the following: "This school is
authorized under Federal law to enroll nonimmigrant
students."
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