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Admissions & Financial Aid

Welcome to Trenholm State Community College!

Trenholm State Community College is an open admission institution committed to strengthening our community through educational opportunities and enrichment programs.  If you have questions regarding admission to the College, please email us at admissions@trenholmstate.edu.

Your success is our goal, and we are ready to get you started!

What is your Admission Status
  • Admission Status Types: There are two types of admission status:
    • Unconditional Status: Students who have submitted all required documentation may be admitted as unconditional status.
    • Conditional Status: Students who have not submitted all required documentation may be admitted as conditional status.
    Failure to provide documentation by the end of the first semester, as determined by local institutional calendars, will prevent a student from future registration and official transcript release. Your admissions status will be emailed to you weekly, along with other important enrollment information. Continue to check your email frequently. Admission inquiries can be directed to admissions@trenholmstate.edu or 334-420-4200 Option #1.
MyTrenholm Login Information

MyTrenholm Login Credentials: 24-48 business hours after submitting your admissions application, you will receive login instructions to your personal email to access your Trenholm student email account and your “MyTrenholm” student portal.

Admission Requirements

Student Types

  • APPLY ONLINE
  • OFFICIAL High School Transcripts
  • Request your Official High school transcript with graduation date from your Guidance Office and have it sent directly to Trenholm State Community College.
  • OFFICIAL GED Transcripts – https://ged.com/life_after_ged/.
  • OFFICIAL College Transcript(s) from all other colleges attended. OFFICIAL college transcripts should be sent to our mailing address directly from the prior institution(s). OFFICIAL documents may also be sent electronically if the prior institution(s) provides this type of transcript delivery. We do not accept unofficial from personal email accounts. If you have a minimum of a Baccalaureate or Associate degree, you are only required to submit a transcript from the granting institution.

 

Electronic transcripts must be emailed through a secure network (such as eScript/Credentials, Parchment, or The National Student Clearinghouse) to admissions@trenholmstate.edu

If Mailing Transcripts, send to:
Trenholm State Community College
Attn: Office of Admissions
P.O. Box 10048
Montgomery, AL 36108

(Please do not send transcripts to physical address)

ACCUPLACER Placement Test:

No tests are required for general admission to Trenholm State Community College. However, all entering first-time college students, unless exempt, must take the ACCUPLACER placement assessment for placement into English and Math courses.

Students required to take the ACCUPLACER Placement Test will receive an email from ‘Student Success Center Testing Services (from the email address testingservices@trenholmstate.edu) informing them of their testing requirements and how to register for the test.

Visit the ACCUPLACER webpage for information on ACCUPLACER Testing and Placement Exemptions.

If you have questions or need assistance, please email: testingservices@trenholmstate.edu

(A TRANSIENT student is currently seeking a degree from another college or university but wishes to attend Trenholm State Community College for one semester)

  • Submit an official transient letter, also known as a letter of good standing from your college or university’s registrar’s office. It can be mailed to our mailing address or scanned and emailed to admissions@trenholmstate.edu.

 

If Mailing Transient Letter, send to:
Trenholm State Community College
Attn: Office of Admissions
P.O. Box 10048
Montgomery, AL 36108

NOTE: Please note that an updated Transient Letter is required for each semester that you plan to attend at Trenholm State as a transient student.

(Dual enrollment for dual credit students receives college credit with Trenholm State as well as with their current high school.)

 

For information about Dual Enrollment, please contact:
Kecia Hampton
Dual Enrollment Coordinator
(334) 420-4281
dualenrollment@trenholmstate.edu

Prospective international students must apply for admissions to Trenholm State prior to the issuance of the Form I-20. Admissions process must be completed prior to enrolling in classes.

No tests are required for general admission to Trenholm State Community College. All entering first time college students, unless exempt, must take the ACCUPLACER placement assessment for placement into English and/or math courses. Visit the ACCUPLACER webpage for information on ACCUPLACER Testing and Placement Exemptions.
Contact the Student Success/Testing Center for inquiries about the ACCUPLACER Assessment at testingservices@trenholmstate.edu.

 

Interested in receiving FINANCIAL AID?

Trenholm’s financial aid staff is here to assist you, no matter your financial aid source. Visit the webpage for the Office of Student Financial Services for comprehensive instructions and information regarding the financial aid process. Our FAFSA financial aid code is 005734. Scholarship information and all financial aid sources may also be found

Practical Nursing, Registered Nursing, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Medical Radiologic Technology, Respiratory Therapy

Individuals who are seeking admission to selective admissions programs (Practical NursingRegistred NursingDiagnostic Medical SonographyMedical Radiologic Technology and Respiratory Therapy) must meet all admissions requirements of the College. In addition, these programs have a separate admissions application and several admissions requirements that must be met by a publicized application deadline. Advisors in those programs are available to answer questions and assist students in understanding these requirements; however, responsibility for meeting all admissions requirements for these programs is the sole responsibility of the student.

Selective admissions programs are highly competitive. Meeting minimum admissions requirements ensures that students’ applications will be considered but does not guarantee program acceptance. Students are selected based on an objective scoring system for each program; students selected for admission to the programs generally exceed minimum admissions requirements. Prospective students should contact program faculty or staff or visit the program section of the College website for up-to-date information.

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