At TESST College, our focus is on your future. From the moment you contact us, you will be matched with a knowledgeable Admissions Representative who will help guide you through the admissions process. Our representatives are readily available to speak with you about your education and career goals. Their goal is to prepare you for a more successful future.
Admissions Requirements
Listed below are some of the specific requirements that TESST College of Technology has established for admission. Our dedicated team of Admissions Representatives will answer any questions you have about our requirements or procedures.
An applicant to TESST College of Technology must meet one of the following standards:
- Be a high school graduate
- Possess a General Education Development (GED) certificate
- Possess a Home Study certificate or transcript from a Home Study program that is equivalent to high school level and is recognized by the student's home state
- Be beyond the age of compulsory school attendance and demonstrate the Ability to Benefit (ATB) from the training by passing an independently administered test (except entry into the pharmacy technician program and medical assistant program). Ability to benefit (ATB) does not apply to candidates for admission to the degree programs.
Except for ATB applicants, evidence of high school graduation or equivalent must be presented to TESST College in one of the following forms:
- A certified copy of an original high school diploma
- A copy of a high school transcript indicating the date of high school graduation
- A copy of a DD214 military record indicating the applicant is a high school graduate or equivalent
- A GED or official notification that a GED has been earned
- A college transcript indicating the date of high school graduation
All applicants for the pharmacy technician program are required to take an entrance exam prior to enrollment and attain minimum score requirements. Information on passing scores is made available to applicants through the Education Department.
If applicants who currently reside in the United States but attend school in foreign countries are unable to produce the required documents, evidence may include certification from other official sources.