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Application Procedures

Admission policies to Triton College are established to accommodate the needs and goals of both degree candidate students and non-degree candidate students.

Degree candidates are those students who intend to earn a degree or certificate at Triton College. A degree candidate must meet the following admission requirements:

  1. Create an account and submit the Undergraduate Application at triton.edu/apply.
  2. Determine placement for students that require college-level math/English.
  3. Schedule your placement exam unless waived. To schedule an appointment, please visit triton.edu/testingcenter.
  4. Meet with an academic advisor. New students must meet with an advisor to register for classes. A dedicated advisor will assist with course selection, academic plans and registration. triton.edu/advising

Non-degree candidates are all other students enrolled at Triton College or those planning to take a course that requires college-level math or English. A non-degree student must meet the following admission requirements:

  1. Create an account and submit the Guest/Non-Degree admit type and submit the application at triton.edu/apply.
  2. Email registration@triton.edu with:
    1. Subject line "GUEST/NON-DEGREE REGISTRATION".
    2. A valid photo ID (state ID, driver's license, passport, etc.).
    3. Course and section you want to enroll in (if the course has prerequisites, attach unofficial transcripts showing you've met them).
  3. Allow two business days for processing. You’ll receive a confirmation email with payment details.

Triton College High School Transcript Procedure

To be in compliance with Title IV Federal Student Aid Program Integrity Regulations of a definition of a high school diploma, the Office of Records at Triton College implemented the following procedures for high school transcripts effective July 1, 2011.

  • All high school transcripts must be from an accredited institution.
  • International high school transcripts must be evaluated by an evaluation agency and must meet United States high school equivalency standards. All international High School and College Transcripts must be evaluated by a NACES member. NACES stands for the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services. They may be reached at www.naces.org.

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