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Submit a completed admission application. For most students this will take about 10-15 minutes.
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Is Campus right for you?
If you're looking to maximize access to a world-class education that helps prepare you for the next step, then Campus might be the place for you. The Campus experience is built for students who are looking to:
Transfer into a four-year degree
Maximize your associate degree education investment with courses intended to support transfer opportunities to other institutions1.
1Transferability of credits is determined by the receiving institution.
Launch your own business
Several of our programs are specifically designed to help you build the skills needed to start your own thing.
Launch your career
Earn a credential or an associate degree while developing skills and practical experience related to your field of study.
Take placement assessment
Meet any program-specific admissions requirements. Certain programs may require assessments, prerequisite education, prior experience, or supporting documentation, and may include a structured interview to evaluate academic readiness, communication skills, and overall program fit.
All applicants must understand, read, speak and write fluently in English.
Upload documents
Possess documentation of a high school graduation or equivalent, including one of the following:
- Standard high school diploma
- A recognized equivalent credential, such as a GED, HiSET, or CHSPE certificate
- An equivalent recognized by applicable federal or state educational authorities
Apply for financial aid
Financial Aid is available to those who qualify.
An enrollment deposit may be required, depending on the program, to reserve a student's seat in class. Refund eligibility and applicable terms vary by program and enrollment status. Additional information regarding enrollment deposit terms, deferral options, and refund conditions is available in the Campus Catalog.
Apply nowTransfer students
Campus welcomes transfer students from other colleges and universities. We know that life can sometimes get in the way when you're starting college and also that despite the best of intentions, not every student and school are a good match. If you're looking to transfer or possibly restart your college journey, we'd love to connect.
Campus may accept eligible transfer credits for equivalent courses completed within the last ten years, provided that:
- Credits were earned by an accredited institution or through coursework recommended for credit by the American Council on Education (ACE)
- A grade of C or higher (or Pass for Pass/Fail coursework) was earned
- The coursework applies toward the program or graduation requirements of the program to which the student is applying
Campus may also consider qualifying scores from AP, CLEP, DANTES, and other approved examinations for transfer credit consideration. Transfer credit evaluations are conducted on a case-by-case basis, and acceptance of transfer credit is not guaranteed. Applicants seeking transfer credit should request that official transcripts be sent to:
Veterans & Military Education Benefits
Campus proudly supports veterans, service members, and eligible dependents. Certain programs may be approved for veterans educational benefits through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Program eligibility may vary, and students should speak with an Admissions Counselor to confirm whether their program of interest qualifies.
Potential VA education benefits may include:
- Montgomery GI Bill® (Chapter 30) — Education benefits for eligible veterans and service members.
- Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E) (Chapter 31) — Assistance for eligible veterans with service-connected disabilities, which may include tuition, books, fees, and other approved support services.
- Survivors’ and Dependents’ Educational Assistance (DEA) (Chapter 35) — Education benefits for eligible spouses and dependents of veterans.
- Montgomery GI Bill® – Selected Reserve (Chapter 1606) — Education benefits for eligible members of the Selected Reserve and National Guard.
Students are encouraged to contact the VA directly or speak with an Admissions Counselor for additional information regarding eligibility and approved programs. More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at: https://www.va.gov/education/
Military Friendly® School Designation
Campus was recognized as a 2022-2023 Military Friendly® School. Military Friendly® Schools are evaluated using public data sources and institutional responses related to student support and services for military-connected students. More than 1,800 schools participated in the 2022-2023 survey with 665 earning awards level designations in Gold, Silver, and Bronze.
Campus received the following designation:
- 2022–2023 Military Friendly® School
- Award Level: Silver
- Category: Non-traditional
Please contact an admissions counselor at 888-675-2460 to learn more.
Meet the Campus Admissions Team
Leadership
Feather De La Mata
Senior Director, Admissions
Feather de la Mata has nearly two decades of experience leading student engagement efforts in higher education. She brings deep expertise in operational excellence and building high-performing, mission-driven teams. Prior to joining Campus, she held executive roles at 2U and Noodle Partners, where she built and scaled enrollment teams, helped launch dozens of online programs, and helped institutions like Yale, Tulane, NYU, and USC expand their reach and impact. At Campus, Feather leads the Admissions department with a focus on access, quality, and the student journey—ensuring every learner receives the support they need to succeed. She holds a Master's in Science Education from NYU and a Bachelor's in Biology from West Virginia University.
Admissions Counselors
April Pecora
Admissions Counselor
April Pecora has worked in the Chicago area as an admissions advisor for over 20 years, working for a variety of schools and guiding students to careers in fields including technology, business, digital media, teaching, and more. She is also a volunteer with Chicago Scholars, an organization that assists underserved public high school students in their college search.
Alec Boren
Admissions Counselor
Alec Boren has over five years of experience working in admissions at multiple colleges, including Avila University where he earned his MBA with a concentration in management. He enjoys working with students and families and loves to serve his community in a role that provides educational resources to anyone who seeks them.
Marceline Salomon-DeBrosse
Admissions Team Lead
Marceline Salomon-DeBrosse is a driven higher education professional who has been empowering students through education and technology as an advisor, student success coach, and wellness coach. She has over eight years of experience in the field, and when she's not supporting students in their academic journey, she's traveling with family and friends.
Carolinn King
Admissions Counselor
Carolinn King has worked in admissions for over 15 years and in education for almost 20 years.
FAQ
Classes are held Monday through Thursday and are typically offered during the following time blocks:
9:00 AM – 1:00 PM Eastern Time (6:00 AM – 10:00 AM Pacific Time) 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM Eastern Time (3:00 PM – 7:00 PM Pacific Time) 9:00 PM – 1:00 AM Eastern Time (6:00 PM – 10:00 PM Pacific Time)
Students are expected to attend live class sessions and participate on camera, where applicable. Specific schedules and class times may vary by program and are subject to change.
While our program is not open enrollment, we are committed to expanding access to a world-class education.
Once the admissions process is complete, admissions decisions are typically communicated within 1 business day of application submission.
No, we want to make earning your college degree as affordable as possible. As such, we do not charge an application fee.
The $20 enrollment deposit is a commitment that secures your spot in class. This allows us to better manage class sizes and ensure that students who reserve seats are truly ready to begin. By offering a lower enrollment deposit, Campus aims to help minimize financial barriers for incoming students.
Students may be eligible for a refund of their enrollment deposit after meeting certain milestones. For online degree students, eligibility begins after completing term 1. For Paul Mitchell programs, eligibility begins after completing 200 clock hours of instruction (Core). Additional details regarding deposit terms and eligibility are available in the Campus Catalog.
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