We're so excited that you've decided to attend college at Walters State! Select your student type below and follow the step-by-step enrollment process outlined just for you!
First-Time Degree-Seeking College Student
This is my first time attending college, and I want to earn an Associate's degree.
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This is my first-time attending college and I want to earn a technical certificate.
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I will be a high school junior or senior and want to receive college and high school credit at the same time by taking college courses.
Card linkI'm a high school student taking college courses to meet the requirements for my diploma and an Associate of Science degree from Walters State.
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I have attended another college and want to transfer my credits earned at a previous college to Walters State.
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I am enrolled at another college, but I want to attend Walters State to take courses and transfer back to my original college.
Card linkI want to enroll in classes at Walters State to achieve my educational goals, but I am not seeking a degree or certificate.
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Non-Degree Seeking Audit Student
I want to participate and enroll in a class at Walters State for no grade and no credit.
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Dual Enrollment offers qualified high school students the opportunity to receive college credit at a relatively low cost while they complete their secondary education.It is designed to supplement and enrich students' high school experiences by providing access to collegiate education without interrupting their normal high school activities. Earned credits transfer to two-year and four-year accredited institutions from Walters State according to the discretion of the receiving institution.
Walters State offers college credit for some types of prior learning. Learn more now.
The Office of Disability Services is responsible for coordinating reasonable accommodations for students in compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 (as amended in 2008).
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