Admissions
Ensign College accepts qualified students without regard to race, color, creed, gender, national origin, age, or disability, provided they have met the equivalent of high school completion/graduation requirements and the ability to benefit; agree to abide by the Church Educational System (CES) Honor Code, including the Dress and Grooming Standards, and are otherwise qualified as determined by College policy through a holistic review. Qualified applicants are admitted based on educational goals and commitment to College policies and standards.
Students who qualify for admission are admitted after reaching age 17. All applicants must submit the equivalent of high school completion/graduation or completion of at least 24 semester credits of college work. The high school completion/graduation equivalency could be any of the following options:
- PathwayConnect completion
- High school diploma earned from a U.S. accredited public, private, or charter school
- International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma
- General Education Development (GED), High School Equivalency Test (HiSET), or the California High School Proficiency Examination (CHSPE) passing testing
- Diploma, certificate, or transcript showing completion of Homeschool program that is recognized by a state as evidence of High School Completion/Graduation
- Completion of secondary education (internationally) - must be evaluated by the International Education Research Foundation (IERF) or SpanTran and determined to be equivalent to high school completion/graduation
Non-native English speakers (domestic and international) must provide proof of English Proficiency.
Admission may be restricted by semester or department depending on College or program capacities.
Application Materials
Applicants are to be honest and forthright in providing all education history on their application (from domestic and international institutions). Ensign College may require verification of this information and may require additional information, and any student who fails to provide correct information will be denied admissions. All admissions documentation received for an application becomes property of Ensign College and cannot be returned to the applicant. We will discard any international transcripts that are not properly evaluated.
If an applicant has already earned an Associate of Science (AS) or Bachelor’s degree in the U.S., they can only be in a certificate, Associate of Applied Science (AAS), or Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) program. They will not be able to earn a second AS degree. If an applicant has been awarded an Associate of Science degree or Bachelor's degree OUTSIDE of the U.S., and an approved transcript evaluation service has evaluated the degree to be equivalent to a degree received from an U.S. accredited institution, the applicant will still be eligible to apply for any one of Ensign College's Associate of Science degrees or Bachelor of Applied Science degrees.
PathwayConnect Students
Students who completed PathwayConnect at BYU-Pathway Worldwide are invited to apply for admission to Ensign College.
PathwayConnect Transfer Guide
Ensign College will accept transfer coursework from BYU-Pathway Worldwide for students who completed PathwayConnect. This can transfer as individual elective credit provided the student earns a minimum grade of C- or higher.
PathwayConnect Course
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Ensign College Transfer Guide
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PC 101: Life Skills
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PC 101: Life Skills
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PC 102: Professional Skills
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PC 102: Professional Skills
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PC 103: University Skills
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PC 103: University Skills
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REL 275: Teachings & Doctrine of the Book of Mormon
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Cornerstone Religion
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REL 250: Jesus Christ and the Everlasting Gospel
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Cornerstone Religion
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REL 200: The Eternal Family
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Cornerstone Religion
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BUSPC 115: Business Applications
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BUS 115: Business Applications |
DMPC 105: Intro to Digital Marketing
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DM 105: Introduction to Digital Marketing
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BUSPC 113: Intro to Hosp. and Tourism
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BUS 113: Intro to Hosp. and Tourism
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ITPC 102: PC Hardware Technician |
IT 102: PC Hardware Technician |
MCOPC 180: Introduction to Medical Billing and Coding
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MCO 180: Introduction to Medical Billing and Coding
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PMPC 140: Introduction to Project Management
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PM 140: Introduction to Project Management
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