2009-2010 Course Catalog

Associate of Applied Science, Associate of Arts and Certificate of Applied Science Admission

The Associate of Applied Science and Certificate of Applied Science programs in the College of Technology are designed to lead an individual directly to employment in a specific career. In some instances, particularly in allied health, the degree is a prerequisite for taking a licensing examination. The College of Arts and Sciences offers a Bachelor of Applied Science degree for students who have completed the Associate of Applied Science degree. The Associate of Arts degree typically prepares students to transfer to other programs.

Academic Eligibility

To be eligible for admission, students must have graduated from an accredited high school or passed the GED. Students admitted to the College of Technology who wish to enroll in courses at the University of Montana-Missoula main campus must meet the admission requirements of the main campus.

How to Apply

Applications for admission are available from the College of Technology by request.  Applications are also available on the University website.  In addition, applications are sent to all in-state high schools

An application for admission is complete when the College of Technology receives the credentials described below.

1. Application form. Applications must be completed and signed.
2. $30 or $36 on-line application fee. This non-refundable application fee is payable once at the undergraduate level provided payment is followed by enrollment. Record of payment will remain on file for one year for students who do not enroll. The University of Montana-Missoula waives the application fee for students who have attended an affiliate campus: Montana Tech and the College of Technology, UM Helena College of Technology, and Western Montana College.
3. Test scores. All students are required to take either the ACT, SAT or Compass E-Write test and submit scores to the Admissions Office. Contact the College of Technology Admissions Office for specific information regarding this requirement.
4. Proof of high school graduation/GED. An official high school transcript with graduation date or GED score report must be sent to the College of Technology.
5. Medical History Record. All students are required to submit a completed Pre-Registration Immunization Form to the Curry Health Center two weeks prior to registration. History record forms are sent to students with acceptance notifications. Some health related programs have additional requirements. Refer to the College of Technology section of this catalog.

When to Apply

Applications are considered on a first come, first-served basis.  Within two weeks of receiving an application, the College of Technology will notify applicants of their status. If a program is full, applicants who fulfill admission requirements will be admitted to the next available term.