Bauder College requires that applicants provide proof of graduation from a high school, General Education Development (GED) program or home-study program. Students must also complete an interview, a nationally standardized test and all requested admission documents. Bauder College does not require an SAT or ACT for entry.
Bauder College will dismiss students from classes if they are absent for 21 consecutive calendar days. Bauder College also has a tardiness policy by which students can be expelled for being persistently late.
Many students attending college do so with the help of financial aid. It is then of the utmost importance that they understand the measures of enrollment status at their institution of choice so that they can plan their financial aid packages accordingly. At Bauder College, 12 credit hours per term qualify as full-time, nine credit hours per term qualify as three-quarter-time, and six credit hours per term qualify as half-time.
To graduate from Bauder College, it is necessary to complete all required coursework for the program with a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 2.0. While the total number of required credits vary, most associate's degree programs require from 28 to 36 general eduction credits, with bachelor's programs requiring a minimum of 48 general education credits.