Undergraduate Admission Requirements

Leffler Academy has full institutional authorization from the Indiana Board For Proprietary Education to offer post-secondary educational programming in the State of Indiana. Interested applicants are encouraged to call for program details or visit the campus and arrange a time to speak with an Advising Specialist

SUBMITTING A TRANSCRIPT

Applicants must submit an Official transcript Leffler Academy electronically.

Applicants may have their high school or home school e-mail an Official transcript to a pplications@leffleracademy.org

Applicants who may have difficulty tracking their transcripts may visit www.in.gov/iara/transcripts or www.parchment.comand have results sent to applications@leffleracademy.org

Applicants may have their high school mail an Official transcript to:

ATTN: Admissions

Leffler Academy

6050 E 500 S

Gas City, Indiana 46933

DESCRIPTIVES NEEDED ON TRANSCRIPT and ASSESSMENT SCORES

Student Name

Institution Name (high school or home school or college)

Degree Conferred/Awarded (high school or home school or college transcripts)

Coursework and grades (high school or home school or college transcripts)

Cumulative Grade Point Average; CGPA (high school or home school or college transcripts)

Date of the test (SAT or ACT)

Test Scores (SAT or ACT)

Minimum Admission Requirements

To support our student's academic success and retention and preserve the integrity of our Program, we want to ensure that the students possess pertinent knowledge for courses enrolled to complete their program of study. In addition to completing an Application to Leffler Academy, we also use the criteria listed below when considering a prospective student's admission.

Applicants may present SAT and ACT scores.

a) SAT (940 or more) (test is optional and not required).

b) ACT (17 or more) (test is optional and not required).

c) Official documentation from applicants receiving a CORE 40, Technical Honors Diploma, Academic Honors Diploma, or equivalent with a GPA of 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale (GED with a score of 410 or higher in each section and an average of 450 or greater across the total test).

d) Official High School transcript GPA (2.0) (MUST be sent from originating high school).

e) Request that your high school send a current transcript. High school or home-schooled seniors who have completed four (4) high school semesters may use a GPA of 2.0 or higher. Must have completed or be on their way to completing (8 credits in Composition and Literature, 4 credits in Mathematics, and 4 credits in Science). Home-schooled students must provide a detailed course outline.

Prospective students who do not meet the above criteria but show and express great interest in learning are encouraged to take remedial courses at a Community College or similar level learning program.

Common Questions

What kind of high school degree is required to apply to LA.

Leffler Academy requires students to earn an accredited high school diploma or equivalent before enrollment. If you're currently a high school student, this just means you should be on track to earn your diploma when you apply to Leffler Academy. Specific coursework requirements vary by program, but most require an Indiana Core 40 diploma or coursework comparable to a Core 40 curriculum.

Are the GED and other high school equivalency exams accepted?

Yes! Leffler Academy accepts the Indiana High School Equivalency Diploma as well as the GED (General Education Development) Test, TASC (Test Assessing Secondary Completion), and HiSET (High School Equivalency Test). Specific programs may set score minimums for these equivalency tests. However, there is no minimum for undergraduate admission.

Are ACT/SAT scores required?

Leffler Academy has a test-optional admissions policy - students can choose at the point of application whether to include SAT or ACT scores considered as part of their application review.

What if I don't meet the admission standards?

In some cases, Leffler Academy may grant conditional admission to students who don't meet all the requirements listed. Students who are not sure whether your credentials match the admission standards should contact Leffler Academy.

What else can I do to make my application stand out?

Leffler Academy encourages students to pursue a challenging high school curriculum that includes dual credit, Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB), and/or Advanced College Project (ACP) classes will give your application an edge. If you go to high school in Indiana, a Core 40 with Academic Honors or Core 40 with Technical Honors diploma can also stand out.

Student's Physical Location

Leffler Academy has determined that its curriculum meets the state educational requirements for licensure as a Practical Nurse or Registered Nurse in the State of Indiana only.

The institution has not determined whether its curriculum meets the state educational requirements for licensure or certification in the remaining forty-nine (49) states or any U.S. territories.

Prospective and Enrolled students within 14 calendar days after a determination that the student’s location has changed to another state or the program no longer meets the original determination made at the time of enrollment. Failure to comply may result in disciplinary action up to and including dismissal.