Online Bachelor in Aviation Administration and Leadership Program Overview

Students who have graduated from an accredited high school will be considered for admission based on cumulative unweighted high school GPA.

Transfer Students

Students who have earned fewer than 24 post-high school transferable credits will be considered for admission on the basis of their transcript of college work from all schools attended, their high school transcript or GED/HiSET scores. Students who have earned 24 or more post-high school transferable credits will be considered for admission on the basis of their college transcript(s) from all schools attended. Students will be considered for admission if they were in good academic standing at the last institution attended and have a combined cumulative GPA (grade point average) of 2.0 for all colleges and universities attended. Transcripts for ALL schools attended must be submitted to SUU.

Applicants who have a GPA of less than 2.0 may be denied admission. Appeals of the denial may be made in writing to the Academic Standards and Admissions Committee and submitted via email to the Admissions Office. Information may be found online at www.suu.edu/admissions/admission-review.html.

For students dismissed from a college or university for cause, admission is unlikely, but will be considered on a case-by-case basis by the Academic Standards and Admissions Committee. Contact the Admissions Office for more information. Information is also online at www.suu.edu/admissions/admission-review.html.

Concurrent Enrollment

Students who would like to take courses at SUU prior to high school graduation may be eligible for concurrent enrollment. Juniors and seniors may take SUU courses at the students’ high school campus or seniors may take courses at SUU. To take courses at a high school campus, consult a high school counselor. To take courses at SUU, contact the Admissions Office. Information is available online at www.suu.edu/siel/cae/concurrent. Applicants will need to:

• be of junior or senior standing in high school (sophomore by exception only);
• complete the online Common Participation Form prior to the beginning of the semester;
• pay the one-time, non-refundable application fee;
• provide a copy of the high school transcript;
• obtain permission of a parent and high school counselor or principal;
• have a minimum high school GPA of 3.0; and
• meet minimum prerequisites for each course.

Concurrent enrollment students are not eligible for financial aid. A fee per credit hour will be charged for approved courses. Students taking classes on the SUU campus or courses not approved as part of the concurrent enrollment program will be charged regular undergraduate tuition and fees. Students may apply as an undergraduate student after high school graduation by submitting a completed admissions application, high school transcript, and ACT scores. Once admitted as an undergraduate student, students are eligible for financial aid and scholarships.

Returning SUU Students

A student who has previously attended SUU and has been away for two (2) semesters or more (summer not included) will be considered a returning student if he/she has not attended another college or university in the interim. Students who leave SUU and attend another college or university are considered transfer students. Returning students must have a previous cumulative SUU GPA of 2.0 or higher. Students who have been away from SUU for two or more semesters, or attended another institution, must submit an application for re-admission and pay the application fee.

Returning students who left on probation and were gone for more than two semesters or were required to withdraw must submit a written request for readmission from the Academic Standards and Admissions Committee. Information is online at www.suu.edu/admissions/admission-review.html.

Returning students who have been approved for a leave of absence will not be required to submit a new application.