AVILA UNIVERSITY 40 Provisional Admission Applicants who do not meet the standard admission criteria (due to previous grades, SAT or ACT scores) but show promise for academic success may be reviewed for admission as provi- sional students. Those students are referred to the Admission Committee for further evaluation of their potential for successful college work. Students who are provisionally admitted may be required to participate in a university skills training program designed to develop academic and college organizational skills. These students may also be restricted in the number of credit hours for which they may enroll within their first semester. Students should provide a personal state- ment that reflects motivation and commitment and at least two letters of recommendation. Special Students Certain students need not apply for regular admission to the University. The required materials listed under each category must be submitted to the Registration and Student Records Office prior to enrollment each semester. Enrichment Students Students may take up to nine (9) credit hours without submitting official transcripts. They may at any time prior to completing the nine (9) credit hours apply for admission to the uni- versity as either degree-seeking or non-degree students. Required Materials: None Visiting Students Students who are seeking a degree at another institution may take classes at Avila University. Required Materials: Written permission from home institution KCASE Exchange Students Students of eligible institutions may take one course per semester (excluding summer ses- sions) without additional tuition charges at Avila University. Required Materials: KCASE Registration Form signed by appropriate personnel of the home institution Dual High School-College Enrollment Students Juniors or Seniors in high school may enroll for first-year level classes at Avila University. Required Materials: Written permission from high school principal or counselor Campus Visits We  encourage  you  to  visit  Avila  University.  Visits  may  be  scheduled  Monday  through Friday or by special appointment through the Office of Admission. When you schedule a campus visit you may take a campus tour guided by an Avila student, meet with an admis- sion representative, observe a class, talk with faculty, coaches and activity sponsors in your areas of interest, and even spend the night on campus. The University also offers campus- wide visit days called All About Avila Day and Transfer Visit Day twice a year.