At Sullivan College of Technology & Design, we understand filling out application forms can seem tedious and complicated. That's why we've streamlined our application and admission process to make it as fast, simple and convenient for you to complete the necessary paperwork and get on with your life. And best of all, you'll be teamed up with an SCTD Admissions Officer though out the entire process. Together, we will provide all of the encouragement, assistance and support you need to help bring your academic goals within reach.

Selecting the right college is a big decision, and at Sullivan College, we want you to have the information you need to make an informed decision. We think you'll like our real-world approach to earning a career-focused degree, and we hope you'll take a few minutes to discover some of the many reasons many of today's high school students are choosing Sullivan College of Technology and Design.

High-school seniors can attend classes here without tuition cost through the Sullivan College of Technology & Design's Jump Start program, as approved by their high school counselors.

Jump Start

The Sullivan College Jump Start program provides high school seniors with the opportunity to attend classes at Sullivan College without tuition cost. (Fees, books, and supplies are the responsibility of the student.) This program is designed to provide high school seniors the opportunity to have a postsecondary educational experience regardless of their eventual college or career choice.

• The Jump Start program is available to high school seniors during the College's winter and/or spring quarters
• Students are limited to no more than 2 regular classes per quarter
• The student must be in satisfactory academic standing at his/her high school as verified by a high school counselor
• The student must pass SCTD's entrance examination and all other entrance requirements at the same level required of other applicants to the same program
• The student's high school counselor must approve of his/her participation in the program and notify Sullivan College, in writing, of such approval

Contact an admissions Officer for more information.

Sullivan College of Technology and Design supports adults considering starting or returning to college and currently enrolled adult students. Whether you want to get better pay, start a new career, or simply feel good about yourself, a college degree can help take you there.

We aspire to make your experience as a SCTD student a rewarding academic achievement. To help you accomplish your academic goals, our team of dedicated professionals offers information, assistance, scholarships, programs, and advocacy tailored to the unique needs of our adult students.

Contact an admissions Officer for more information.

The Sullivan College of Technology & Design embraces our military service members and their families. We continue to strengthen this relationship while striving to meet your educational needs, tailoring academic programs to assist you in achieving your personal and career goals. Many of the advantages we offer over other colleges are especially beneficial to our military students, such as our flexible schedules, personal attention from instructors and fast quarters.

Use the GoArmyEd portal as your virtual gateway to request Tuition Assistance (TA) online, anytime for classroom, distance learning, and eArmyU online college courses.

Apply for veterans' benefits online and/or check the status of your benefits

http://vabenefits.vba.va.gov/vonapp/main.asp
Imagine America MAP Scholarship Program
Military Dependent Scholarships

Military Friendly School

SCTD has been selected as a Military Friendly School. This honor places us in the top 15% of all colleges, universities and trade schools nationwide.

Our goal is to help you prepare for a career quickly and successfully. That's why we make it easy for you to transfer credit hours from other accredited post-secondary institutions if they directly apply to your course of study Sullivan College of Technology & Design.

If you've completed classes equivalent to courses offered here and have earned a grade of "C" or better, you can receive credit, so you can complete your chosen program faster. Official transcripts from another college, university or technical school must be provided to our Registrar and Academic Dean, who will determine what course- work is eligible for transfer. If you have other experience – such as advanced high school coursework or an extensive work background – a proficiency exam can help you achieve applicable credit. Our admissions team can help you arrange this.

We maintain high standards so employers choose our graduates

In order to receive a degree, diploma or certificate from the Sullivan College of Technology & Design, you must complete 25% of all program requirements here. Graduating students must attend a mandatory graduate meeting during their last quarter of attendance to verify that all graduation requirements have been met.

If you are interested in transferring to Sullivan College of Technology & Design, you can talk to our Admissions Office at 1-800-844-6528 to arrange for a transcript review.

Transfer of Credit Policy

Sullivan College of Technology & Design will treat credit in dual enrollment programs offered by other institutions and dual credit programs as transfer credit so long as it is presented on an official transcript from an accredited college or university with a grade of "C" or better. This credit will be counted toward Sullivan College of Technology & Design's general degree requirements; however, departmental evaluation will be required before it may be counted toward completion of a specific degree program. Students seeking to transfer credit for dual enrollment/credit to Sullivan College of Technology & Design may expect that credit will be counted toward undergraduate requirements subject to the College's transfer policies and procedures. It is to be noted that not all credit will transfer toward a particular degree program. Students are encouraged to contact the appropriate department chair to determine if transfer is possible in individual cases.

A student wishing to re-enter Sullivan College of Technology and Design must contact the Re-Entry Specialist. During the re-entry registration process, student records will be reviewed and a determination made on the student's qualification for re-entry. A re-entering student will be required to pay current tuition rates for the student's remaining classes.

In addition to re-entry, the student will meet with Financial Aid to resume packaging for the current year. Students will be required to have the most current FAFSA on file with Financial Aid in order to complete the re-entry registration process.

Ready to resume your education? Contact Sean Ashcraft, Re-Entry Specialist, at 502-213-8233 today

Students who enroll for personal and/or professional development rather than to pursue a diploma or degree, may apply for admission to the College as non-degree students. Admission status is determined by the information reported by the applicant. A high school transcript or GED certificate is required. There is no limit to the number of credit hours a non-degree student may accumulate. There is, however, no guarantee that should the student decide to convert enrollment status to degree-seeking, that those courses taken while a non-degree student will be applicable to a Sullivan College of Technology and Design degree program. The person who converts to degree-seeking status must meet all regular admissions requirements. Students whose status is non-degree seeking and who are taking individual subjects are responsible for notifying the Registrar's office if they choose to become degree-seeking.