Admission Requirements
First Time In College Students
You've never been to any college before, but you just can't wait to get started. It doesn't matter if you're about to get your GED, graduate from high school, or you've been out for years. If VSCC is your first college, look in here to find out what to do. [more]
You've tried other schools, but have decided to come to VSCC. If you've ever attended any other institution, that makes you a transfer student. Check here to learn how to make a fresh start at VSCC. [more]
Technical Certificate Students
Volunteer State offers several Technical Certificate programs that teach certain skills and prepare students for work in a shorter amount of time than seeking a full degree. Many of the Technical Certificates do lead to degree programs. [more]
Some students just don't want a degree. If you're looking to take classes for fun or personal growth, this is the program for you. Follow the link to learn more about ways you can become a VSCC student. [more]
Planning on coming to VSCC for a semester and transferring the classes you take back to your parent institution? This is the place for you. [more]
Welcome back! After taking a semester off (except Summer), all former students are asked to fill out a readmit application. It's short, and best of all, free. There are just a few things you should know... [more]
If you are not a United States citizen or you have not been granted Permanent Resident Alien status, we consider you an International Student. We're glad you are choosing VSCC as your college. There are just a few things that need to be done first. Follow this link to find out what. [more]
High School Dual Enrollment - Online
Are you a high school junior or senior who is enrolled in a home school curriculum and are interested in taking courses at Vol State while still enrolled in high school? Look here for information on your admission requirements. The courses in this program are offered only online and allow you to earn college credit while meeting high school graduation requirements. [more]
Students who choose to audit a course want to take the course for personal enrichment. These students will not receive a grade for the course [more]
If you are 60 years of age or over and a resident of Tennessee, you may take classes at a reduced rate, providing there is space available and enough non-Senior Citizen students have enrolled in the course for it to be held. [more]
Ready to take a college course, but it's not being offered at your high school. Check out this section and learn how to take that class. [more]
Couldn't find what you needed? Email admissions@volstate.edu. We'll be happy to help.
