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Important Information for New Students


Applying for Admission:
High School (PACE) Students

Plan A College Education (PACE) is an advanced admission program for high school students who are committed to a career in allied health or nursing. PACE lets you apply for admission to Jefferson College of Health Professions during your senior year of high school. If you're accepted, admission is guaranteed for your junior year in college provided you complete all prerequisite courses and maintain the appropriate grade point average.

JCHP is an upper division college, which means that you will begin studies here during your junior year in college after completing prerequisite coursework at another accredited college or university. We will keep in touch with you during that time, check your progress toward your JCHP enrollment, and invited you to workshops and programs in anticipation of your transfer to Jefferson.

JCHP maintains transfer agreements with selected two- and four-year colleges. You are encouraged, but not required, to attend a school that has a formal transfer agreement with Thomas Jefferson University. By attending one of these institutions you can be assured that all courses necessary for transfer are offered.

High school students may also apply for direct admission to our Associate of Science in Nursing and our Associate of Science in Emergency Medical Services programs.

To schedule an appointment with an admissions counselor please call (215) 503-8890 or (877) JEFF-CHP.

 


 
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