Admissions

As a candidate for admission to Limestone College, you are evaluated as an individual.

To apply for the Day Program, each applicant must submit the required $25 application fee, an official high school transcript, all college tanscripts (if applicable), and SAT or ACT scores. Candidates for admission may take advantage of the online application. Limestone waives the $25 application fee for online applicants and for those who visit the campus. If you are currently enrolled in classes at another institution at the time of your application to Limestone College, please have final transcripts sent to Limestone when your classes are complete. Completed application forms should be submitted before February 1, the priority date. While applications are taken throughhout the summer months, the applications received before February 1 are given priority for admissions and financial aid.

Although a personal interview is not required, it is highly recommended. We would like to show you the campus and have you meet students, faculty, and staff members so that you can get a true sense of what life at Limestone College could mean for you.

Students who wish to enroll in Limestone College's Extended Campus should submit the Application for Admission, the $25 application fee, and have official transcripts sent directly from each college and university where previous credit was earned, to Extended Campus Admissions, 1115 College Drive, Gaffney, SC 29340. Sealed official transcripts must be sent directly from the granting institution to Limestone College - they must not pass through the student's hands.

Extended Campus students may also apply onlne. The $25 application fee is waived. The Extended Campus accepts students on a continuous enrollment basis, which means that students can be admitted to the program at any time during the year.

As an Extended Campus student, transferring less than 12 semester hours to Limestone College, you must submit an official high school transcript and scores from the Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) or the American College Test (ACT) to the Extended Campus Admissions Office. The test scores are not needed for students 21 years or older, or in military service.