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Traditional Applications to Barton College

Traditional Applications

This application is for high school seniors, recent high school graduates, and students entering from an Early College Program.

The Fall 2019 Freshman Application will be available September 1, 2018.

Transfer Application

This application is for students who have been previously enrolled in another college and plan on attending traditional daytime classes at Barton.

International Application

This application is for international students who plan on attending traditional daytime classes at Barton.

Readmission to Barton College

If you originally entered Barton as a Freshman and have not attended another school, use the Freshman Application.

If you originally entered Barton College as a transfer student, or if you are coming back to Barton after attending elsewhere, use the Transfer Application.

If you intend on returning through Barton's Professional Studies Program, use the GPS Application.

Graduate Applications

Graduate Application

This application is for Barton's Master's Programs. You must have at least a Bachelor's Degree to qualify for any of these programs. You can pick from any of the degrees listed below:

Master of Elementary Education (MEd)
Master of School of Administration (MSA)
Master of School of Adminstration Add-on Licensure (MSA Licensure)
Master of Business Administration in Strategic Leadership (MBA)
Master of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice Sciences (MSCCJS)
Master of Science in Criminal Justice (MSCJ)
Master of Science in Nursing with concentration in education (MSN)
Master of Science in Nursing with concentration in leadership (MSN)

Students applying to the MSN program must have earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) prior to enrollment term.

Non-Degree Seeking Application

Other Applications

Here you will find Barton College's application for:

Summer School- (Current BC students do not need to complete this application. Please contact your adviser directly)
Auditing Classes (no credits earned)
Earning credit for use at another college or for personal enrichment
Earning credit while still enrolled in High School
Graduate level coursework in Autism