Admission

Admission Requirement

The courses offered by the institute are open to both men and women who possess a high school diploma or equivalent. The prospective students must be 18 years or older of age. Admission is also based on the computer aptitude of the individual student. In some cases, applicants may be asked to write a computer aptitude test to ensure the knowledge of their studies. Prospective students are invited to visit the institute and discuss their needs, goals, and objectives with faculty and staff members. Each applicant will be required to show a high school diploma or equivalent before accepted to the program. The ability to benefit will be determined by a personal review with one of our admission representatives and by passing the school’s administered entrance exam. The minimum score for passing the entrance exam is 18 points; excluding some programs students will be otherwise notified prior to taking the exam. The final explanation right is reserved by Triton Institution.

Foreign students unable to obtain documentation of their education must also meet the above requirements and also have satisfactory English comprehension. Potential students will contact Triton Institute to make an appointment with an admission representative to get information on our courses and tour the facility.

Procedure for Enrollment

An applicant makes an appointment for an interview with the admissions staff. The applicant will complete an application covering his/her personal, education, employment history, and area of occupational interest. The applicant will then be taken to a tour of the facilities. This tour includes an explanation of what goes on in each classroom and a review of course equipment and materials. Following the tour, based on the courses applied, a computer aptitude test is administered. The test is evaluated and graded; and results are then discussed in detail with the applicant. A document certifying prior education is requested, or a request for transcript form is completed and signed for each secondary and post- secondary institute he/she has attended. If no high school education document or its equivalent is presented, an ATB test is scheduled.