Non-High School Graduate

If you have not graduated from high school and do not have a GED, you will need to follow these steps for admission to John Tyler:

When your application is processed, a service indicator will be placed on your account, and you will not be able to register for classes until you have taken your placement tests and met with a counselor.

  1. Familiarize yourself with the important dates and deadlines for admission.

  2. Apply online or pick up an Application for Admission.
  3. Schedule your placement tests.

    John Tyler Community College generally requires placement tests in English and mathematics for all new concurrently enrolled students.

    Eligible SAT, CPT, or Work Keys scores may also be used for placement purposes. You can find out more about testing requirements as well as testing dates and times on our Testing Centers page.


  4. Apply for financial aid.
    If you are applying for financial aid, fill out a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form. Meeting the deadlines established by the Financial Aid Office at John Tyler will help ensure that you will be considered for the maximum amount of aid and that your funding will be in place in a timely manner. Please note that students who are not curriculum-placed at John Tyler and seeking a degree or certificate are not eligible for financial aid.

  5. Visit the Counseling Center (no appointment necessary).
    During your initial meeting, a member of the counseling staff will review your placement tests and talk about how you might benefit from instruction, talk about your program options and requirements, and help with your initial registration for classes using myTyler.

  6. Pay your tuition and fees.

    John Tyler Community College does not generate bills for tuition and fees. Unless you have sufficient financial aid in place to cover your expenses, all tuition and fees are due by 5:00 p.m. on Friday of the same week you register. If you do not pay for your classes by 5:00 p.m. on Friday the week you register, you will be dropped from your classes. You must pay all mandatory fees – student activity fee, technology fee and student parking fee at the same time. Partial payments (for example, paying for one class out of several classes or only paying a fractional amount of one class) are not sufficient to hold all classes.

    Tuition and fee payments may be made online through myTyler using a credit card. Payments can also be made in person via check, cash, or credit card at the Business Office located in Room A102 in Goyne Hall in Chester or Room B115 in the Administration Building in Midlothian.


  7. Purchase your textbooks.
    Textbooks for John Tyler Community College are available through www.jtccbooks.com.
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