Admitted Students

ADMITTED STUDENTS

Now that you have been accepted, here are some important next steps to take care of before your first day of classes.

1. Make it official

To secure your seat and start date, submit your Enrollment Confirmation Form with your $250 enrollment deposit.

Complete the online Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) immediately. Use the Flashpoint Chicago school code 041956. Completing this process enables you to be considered for need-based federal and state grants, scholarships, and loans.

FAFSA Deadline: ASAP
New 2020 FAFSA opens: October 1, 2020
Cal Grant Deadline for Fall 2020: March 2, 2020

Go To Financial Aid Information

3. Apply for Scholarships & Grants

As a newly admitted student, you may be eligible for a Flashpoint Chicago scholarship to help pay for the cost of tuition. Deadlines are firm, so start your application now.

Go to Scholarships & Grants

4. Submit your final Proof of High School Graduation

Admitted students are required to submit final transcripts to verify that all work-in-progress has been successfully completed.

Go to Proof of High School Graduation Process

5. Submit your AP and exam scores for credit

We award college academic credit for certain secondary exams. Your official exam scores and transcripts must be approved prior to New Student Orientation in order to qualify for college academic credit.

6. Submit transcripts from prior colleges & universities you’ve attended

If you’ve successfully completed college courses, submit your transcripts for Transfer Credit Evaluation now.

See our Transfer Student requirements

7. Visit your new campus

Tours are scheduled Monday – Friday by appointment. Or join us for our next Open House.

Visit Us

8. Connect with your Admissions Counselor

Have questions? Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns about Orientation or the upcoming school year.

9. Learn about your tuition payment options

Tuition and fees are due on the first day of the quarter. Learn all about our tuition payment options and payment plans.

Go to Tuition & Fees

10. Attend New Student Orientation

New Student Orientation provides you with an opportunity to familiarize yourself with the school and meet the academics team, faculty, staff, student mentors, and your fellow classmates.

Admitted Students

Admitted International Students

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