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Admissions |
November 21, 2009
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New Students
How to Apply and Enroll
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HOW TO APPLY AND ENROLL >> FIRST TIME STUDENTS
 Complete an application
Applications can be completed by one of the following methods:
- IN PERSON - Come to any JCTC Campus
- Carrollton Campus - 324 Main Street
- Downtown Campus - Jefferson Educational Center (JEC) - 200 West Broadway
(Second and Broadway across from the McDonalds).
- Jefferson Technical Campus - Building B, 727 West Chestnut Street
- Shelby County Campus - 1361 Frankfort Road
- Southwest Campus - Administrative Building - 1000 Community College Drive
- Bullitt County Campus - 505 Buffalo Run Road,
Shepherdsville KY
- ONLINE - You can fill out the Online Application for Admissions.
It's Free!
Click here to access the on-line application
- DOWNLOAD - A Printable Application and its instructions are available in PDF format.
Download the Application
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Download instructions
- Mail Application to:
JCTC Admissions
* 109 East Broadway * Louisville, KY 40202
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Monday, Aug 3: Deadline for first time freshmen applications on
the Downtown Campus only.
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After Aug.
3,
applications from first-time freshmen wanting to attend the
Downtown Campus will be accepted for Spring 2010
only. This deadline also applies to developmental ESL
students.
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Due to
budget cuts limiting the number of course offerings, Fall
semester classes on the Downtown Campus are already at or near
capacity, and the college does not want to admit students when
classes are not available for them.
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Students still can apply at all other Jefferson campuses through
Aug 13. However, students are
encouraged to apply as soon as possible because classes are
filling up quickly. Fall classes begin Aug 17.
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Students wanting
to take transfer/general education courses are strongly
encouraged to attend the Southwest Campus, off Stonestreet Road
in southern Jefferson County. General education programs also
are available at the college’s Carrollton and Shelby County
campuses and in Bullitt County.
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Students wanting
to enroll in technical programs, including automotive
technology, plumbing, carpentry, wood manufacturing, aviation,
heating,/ventilation/air conditioning technology, cosmetology,
and pharmacy technology, should apply at Jefferson Technical
Campus, 727 W. Chestnut St.
 Attend Orientation
All first time students must attend orientation.
Students will be given information regarding orientation dates and times once their applications have been processed. There are multiple sessions to choose from prior to each semester.
Orientations last two to three hours and cover information about the college, programs, assessment testing, and registration.
Students receive their student ID number at orientation, which is needed to complete assessment exams and registration.
 Take the COMPASS Assessment Exam
Most new students are required to take the COMPASS exam. 
This test is to determine which level of classes a student must take. There is no charge for this exam.
New students will be given information about the Compass Exam at Orientation.
Students who have taken the ACT and scored an 18 in English, an 18 in Reading, and a 20 in Math do not have to take the COMPASS exam.
It is important to take the COMPASS exam seriously. Re-Examination is allowed in only a few circumstances and there is a fee to re-test. For information about the COMPASS and a practice exam, visit the Assessment Center's home page.
 See an Advisor
Once students have attended orientation and taken the COMPASS exam, they can see an advisor to register for classes.
During peak registration times, the advising centers on the Downtown and Southwest campuses hold walk-in hours, but to make an appointment contact:
Advising Center Locations:
 Pay Tuition by Deadline
You must pay tuition by the deadline, which is a few days before classes begin each semester. Dates are available on the Website or at the Student Information Center. You must pay in full or make arrangements to pay by the deadline. Failure to pay by the deadline can result in being dropped from class.
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