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| First-Time
College Students |
| You are a first year applicant
if you have not yet graduated from high school. This
includes those who are dual enrolled in college or university
courses, in the International Baccalaureate program,
and/or taking Advanced Placement (AP) or CLEP courses.
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| International
Students |
| You are an interational
applicant if you are not a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident.
Visit the new International
Admissions site for all necessary information about
applying. Non-native speakers of English may be interested
in ERLI,
the Embry-Riddle
Language Institute. |
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| Transfer
Students |
| If you have attended another college
or university since graduating from high school and have
earned credit, you are considered a transfer applicant.
If you have military experience and have earned college
credit or equivalency, you will be considered a transfer
applicant. |
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| If your previous attendance
at Embry-Riddle has been interrupted for two or more calendar
years, your are required to apply for readmission. |
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| Non-Traditional
Applicants |
| If you would have significant full-time
employment experience that you would like to have considered
as part of your application, of if your academic career
has been interrupted for a minimum of three years due
to personal or financial reasons, the care of dependents,
or serving time in the U.S. military, Embry-Riddle considers
you a nontraditional applicant. Mature or full-time employed
applicants may also wish to attend Embry-Riddle's
Worldwide Campus Programs. |
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