Admissions
A simple, guided process built around your goals—whether you’re a high school student or an adult learner.
Flexible Blocks
Morning, mid-day, or evening blocks with instructor support and optional on-campus labs (16+).
Career Services for All
Résumé, interviews, and job search are built in for every student—no extra cost.
Supportive Environment
Structured, inclusive supports with referrals to community partners when needed.
How to Apply
Schedule Advising
Meet 1:1 so we can recommend the best pathway and block for your schedule.
Book AdvisingComplete Your Application
Submit the online enrollment form. You can save and return if needed.
Open ApplicationSubmit Documents
Upload or bring required documents (see lists below). We’ll confirm what we need.
Placement & Start
We finalize your block and start date, then you’ll attend orientation.
Admission Requirements
High School Students (Grades 9–12)
- Completed online application
- Parent/guardian contact & consent (if under 18)
- Proof of age/identity (e.g., birth certificate or state ID)
- Most recent report card or unofficial transcript
- Immunization record (if required by program)
Adult Learners (18+)
- Completed online application
- Government-issued photo ID
- Proof of residency (if requested for tuition/aid)
- Prior transcripts or GED (if applicable)
- Background/health checks only when required by program
Tuition & Financial Aid
We work with each student to build an affordable plan. Many programs include low-cost or no-cost options through partnerships.
- Payment plans available
- Workforce and community scholarships (when available)
- Employer-sponsored training, where applicable
What to Expect
- Transparent pricing by program
- No surprise fees
- Clear steps to qualify for aid
Technology Access for Every Student
SHCTA equips every learner with access to our LMS and digital resources. For students who need a computer, we offer affordable laptop options and a technology support program so learning continues on campus or virtually.
- Access to SHCTA’s LMS and digital learning resources
- Dedicated technology support and device-readiness checks
- Laptop purchase or loan options for students who need one
Details about eligibility, responsibilities, and device care are available in the Student Portal.
Admissions FAQs
How long does the admissions process take?
Most students complete advising and the application within a week. Programs with health/background checks may take longer.
Can I transfer credits?
Bring any transcripts to advising. We’ll evaluate prior learning and align you to the right courses or labs.
Do I have to visit campus?
Advising can be virtual. On-campus labs are required for some programs (typically 16+).
Are there age limits?
High school programs serve grades 9–12. Adult learners (18+) may join designated programs and online courses.
Do you provide laptops or technology support?
All students receive LMS access. Students who need a device can purchase a school-ready laptop or request a temporary loan. See the Student Portal for details.
Ready to Get Started?
Apply now or meet with an advisor to map your pathway.
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