Admissions

Your path starts with one application.

No separate forms for each program. Apply once, tell us what you want to study, and an advisor will help you shape the rest.

Next Application Deadline Jan 15 Spring 2026 Intake
Decision By Feb 10
Classes Start Mar 2
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How to apply

Four steps, start to finish. Most applicants hear back within four weeks.

  1. 01

    Submit your application

    Tell us about yourself, the program you're interested in, and why you're applying. Takes about 15 minutes.

  2. 02

    Send your transcripts

    Upload your most recent academic records, or have your previous school send them directly to admissions.

  3. 03

    Meet with an advisor

    A short call to talk through your goals and make sure the program you've picked is the right fit.

  4. 04

    Get your decision

    We'll email you directly — accepted students get a checklist for enrollment, deposits, and orientation.

What you'll need

Have these ready before you start — it makes the application faster.

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    Academic transcripts From your most recently completed school or program.
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    Government-issued ID Passport, driver's license, or national ID for verification.
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    A short statement of purpose 250–400 words on why you're applying and what you want to get out of it.
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    One reference A teacher, employer, or mentor who can speak to your readiness.
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    Application fee or waiver request $35, waived automatically for income-qualifying applicants.
Program Track Per Semester Aid Available
Certificate Programs $1,950 Yes
Diploma Programs $2,800 Yes
Advanced & Professional $3,600 Yes
Little Developers (Youth) $650 Partial

Payment plans available for every track. Ask your advisor about scholarships during your intake call.

Common questions

Do I need to choose a program before I apply?

No. You can apply as "undecided" and your advisor will help you pick a track during your intake call — most applicants finalize their program within the first two weeks.

Can I apply if I'm still working full-time?

Yes. Most of our certificate and diploma tracks run evening and weekend sections specifically for working applicants. Mention this on your application and we'll match your schedule.

What happens if I miss a deadline?

You're automatically considered for the next intake round, and anything you've already submitted — transcripts, references — carries over, so you won't need to resend it.

How is financial aid decided?

Aid is based on the income information in your application. You'll see your estimated aid package in the same email as your admission decision, before you have to commit to anything.

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