Once you apply to the BAC, your assigned admissions counselor will follow up with you to guide you through the admissions process. It is important to submit all the required items for your admissions file, but you may begin with the application form, and send in any supporting documents soon thereafter. For all on-site programs, please note that:
- a portfolio is not required for admission consideration into BAC on-site degree programs, but the college encourages prospective students to submit portfolios when possible.
- there is no deadline to apply; applications are reviewed for admission until the semester begins, but submitting your application early is strongly encouraged
- Admission forms can be found here in PDF format.
How to apply for the bachelor's degree programs:
To apply for admission to the BAC's undergraduate programs, please provide the following:
- a completed application form (you may print the application and mail it in, or fill out online)
- an official high school transcript (sent directly from the school to the BAC), or G.E.D. scores
- $50 application fee
- current resume (or statement of academic and/or work experience)
How to apply for the master's degree programs:
To apply for admission to the BAC's graduate programs, please provide the following:
- a completed application form (you may print the application and mail it in, or fill out online)
- an official college transcript (sent directly from the school to the BAC)
- $50 application fee
- 500 word essay
- current resume
Additional admissions information for international students can be found on the International Student page.
You will be notified by mail if your application file is incomplete. Acceptance letters are mailed on a "rolling basis", once application files are complete. Letters are sent beginning in February for the fall term, and in October for the spring term.
To Apply to the Practicing Professionals Distance M.Arch, please visit here.
Next Steps After Being Accepted
- Once you have received your acceptance packet, you will need to return the "Intent to Register" form and fee ($150).
- You will also need to reserve your seat for New Student Orientation, a required event where you will register for courses - you may reserve your spot by checking off your RSVP of the Intent to Register form, or by calling the Admissions Office directly.
- Please do your best to submit all trascripts and course desriptions as soon as possible before Orientation, so that the Admissions Office can evaluate them.
- The green Immunization form must also be returned to the College. This form does not have to be in before Orientation, but must be sent in prior to the start of classes.