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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!
Complete Online Admissions Application
How to submit documents to Admissions
- Submit Trenholm State application online.
- Submit Signature/Residency page.
- Submit an unexpired, government-issued photo ID by mail or email.
- Submit official high school or GED transcript documenting graduation.
- Submit official college transcripts from all previously attended colleges.
(A student who currently seeks a degree from another college / university but wishes to attend Trenholm State Community College for one semester)
- Submit Trenholm State application online.
- Submit Signature/Residency page.
- Submit an unexpired, government-issued photo ID by mail or email.
- Submit official high school or GED transcript documenting graduation.
- Submit a transient letter listing specific approved courses for the appropriate term.
- Note that transient students are not eligible for federal financial aid.
- Email admissions@trenholmstate.edu for more information.
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.)
- Visit the Dual Enrollment Webpage for complete dual enrollment requirements.
- Submit Trenholm State application online.
- Submit Signature/Residency page.
- Submit an unexpired, government-issued photo ID by mail or email.
- Submit the Dual Enrollment Application Form
- Provide a copy of your current high school transcript.
- Minimum overall 2.5 GPA
- Enrolled in 10th, 11th, or 12th grade
- Students must submit appropriate ACT/SAT scores or complete placement testing.
For information concerning Dual Enrollment offered at Trenholm State, please contact:
Douglas Jones Jr.
Dual Enrollment Coordinator
(334) 420-4281
dualenrollment@trenholmstate.edu
Practical Nursing, Registered Nursing, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Medical Radiologic Technology, Respiratory Therapy
Individuals who are seeking admission to selective admissions programs (Practical Nursing, Registred Nursing, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Medical 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.
Adult Education
- All students who have earned a high school diploma or GED are eligible for admission. Any applicant without a high school diploma or GED is encouraged to contact the Adult Education Department by calling 334-420-4348 or 334-420-4351.
- For additional information please visit the Adult Education page.
Additional Admission Information
For more admission information, visit the Enrollment Schedule page.
Policy Statement
It shall be the policy of Trenholm State Community College to admit all students who meet the established admissions criteria on a first-come, first-served basis. Admissions decisions will be made without regard to an applicant’s race, color, disability, sex, religion, creed, national origin, or age. This policy grants admissions to first-time college students, transfer students, transient students, audit students, accelerated high school students, dual enrolled students and international students, as well as students seeking re-admissions.