Enrollment Checklist
Whether you’re a first time student, a returning student or just looking to take a class on the side, following these steps will make your admissions experience easy!
Enrollment Steps
Submit the Application for Admission.
It's free, and it only takes about 15 minutes to complete. To get started, you'll need:
- An email address that we can use to contact you.
- Name and address of the high school you have attended.
- Name and address of any colleges you have attended.
Start Your Application
For First Time Students, submit your final high school or GED transcript electronically.
- High School transcripts and GED transcripts can be ordered online.
- JCPS graduates must order their transcript directly from JCPS historical database.
- Please note: high school transcripts must be delivered directly from the school to us via electronic
transfer or mail in a stamped and sealed envelope. If mailing a transcript, please
send to the following address:
- Jefferson Community & Technical College
ATTN: Admissions
109 E. Broadway
Louisville, KY 40202
- Jefferson Community & Technical College
- Home school transcripts must be notarized and can be mailed to the below address with
a copy of an official government issued photo ID:
- Jefferson Community and Technical College
ATTN:Admissions
109 E. Broadway
Louisville, KY 40202
- Jefferson Community and Technical College
- Official sealed and stamped transcripts from the school may be delivered unopened
in person to the address below with a valid government issued photo ID (front and
back).
- Please note: home school transcripts must be notarized to be accepted.
- Jefferson Education Center, Suite 200
200 W. Broadway
Louisville, KY 40202
For Dual Credit Students, you can send your non-KCTCS dual credit college transcript(s) electronically through National Student Clearinghouse, Parchment, or Credentials Solutions.
- Note: If you have not graduated from high school yet, we will need your final high school transcript that includes your graduation date.
For Transfer Students, submit official transcripts from any Non-KCTCS College. We need official transcripts from all colleges that you have attended, including those that appear on your high school transcript for Dual Credit.
- College Transcripts can be ordered on National Student Clearinghouse.
- Please note: college transcripts must be delivered directly from the previous institution to us
via electronic transfer or mail in a stamped and sealed envelope. If mailing a transcript,
please send to the following address:
- Jefferson Community & Technical College
ATTN: Admissions
109 E. Broadway
Louisville, KY 40202
- Jefferson Community & Technical College
Set up your KCTCS User Account.
If you have any questions or need help, please visit our 24/7 Student Service Center or call (855) 246-5282.
Send us your test scores or sign up for online placement testing.
- In order to accommodate prospective students who cannot take a placement test, JCTC will use a cumulative high school GPA. High school GPA placement is based on the unweighted cumulative GPA recorded at the end of the most recent term completed.
- If you have not met the high school GPA requirement, you may need to submit additional test scores.
- We have testing centers located at five of our campuses.
- ACT and KYOTE scores can be submitted on a high school transcript. Students can also request ACT scores online. SAT scores can be requested online through College Board.
Explore Financial Aid - file your FAFSA.
- Need help filing your FAFSA?
- Don't forget to apply for scholarships!
- If you have any questions, need help, or are unable to complete the orientation, please reach out to us at jefferson-admissions@kctcs.edu or (502) 213-2624.
- Once you have completed your admissions file, you will receive an email with your steps toward registration. That email will provide you with a link to get connected with our Advising Center.
Find ways to afford college.
- Be sure to check the current tuition rates.
- Learn how to set up a payment plan for your classes.
- For any questions about tuition or payment, you can contact the Bursar's Office.