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International Student

Step 1: Apply for Admission 

  • Submit an Application for General Admission 
  • Pay a non-refundable application fee 
  • Provide satisfactory Reading, English, and Math Accuplacer placement test scores 
  • Placement testing may be waived for: 
  • Students that submit official college transcripts showing completion of college-credit in english and math courses (not developmental or transitional courses) with minimum grades of “C”, or higher, OR  
  • Students that submit sufficient AP/IB scores that earn Math and English college-credit 
  • Submit a final, official high school transcript from an accredited or approved institution OR submit an approved official high school equivalency score report. 
  • Submit final, official college transcripts from all previously attended colleges or universities.  

Note: Foreign high school graduates and students with foreign college transfer credit should contact a NACES-endorsed international transcript evaluation organization to request a transcript evaluation (NOT a transcript translation) and to have the official report sent directly to the Registrar’s Office at Tri-County Technical College. It is recommended that a request for evaluations be started three (3) months prior to the semester the student intends to enroll. 

Step 2: Complete Orientation: 

  • Follow instructions in acceptance letter to access:  
    • MyTCTC portal  
    • Student email account 
  • Complete the online Orientation modules 

Step 3: Advising & Registration 

  • Register for an Advising & Registration session. 
  • Attend an Advising & Registration event to meet with an advisor and register for classes.

Step 4: Payment & Enrollment Confirmation 

  • Pay tuition and fees by the assigned deadline 
    • Students who do not pay by the deadline may be dropped from classes 

International applicants are those non-citizens or non-permanent residents of the United States who hold visas that are eligible for post-secondary studies or who have documented and verified lawful presence in the country. Tri-County does not issue Form I-20s for F-1 Student visas. The College does allow international students who hold valid F-1 Student visas issued from other institutions to apply as transient students. Eligible international applicants must meet all admission requirements and must maintain visa status and immigration documents in the manner required by the Department of Homeland Security. Any international student who does not maintain the appropriate status will be withdrawn from the College.