Those interested in applying for admissions should contact the Millennia Education Institute (MEI) directly by calling (626) 380-0218 or completing the form to the right.
ADMISSIONS POLICY
Admission into any of the programs requires that the prospective student:
- Be 18 years of age or older prior to the expected graduation date;
- Have a high school diploma or equivalent. Millennia Education Institute will accept as a recognized equivalent of secondary education a GED, passing score on the California High School Proficiency Exam, a DD214 that indicates high school equivalency, a degree issued to the student that indicates the high school graduation, or documentation of completion of a bachelor’s degree;
- Be provided an enrollment questionnaire;
- Be provided the School Performance Fact Sheet and catalog;
- Take theWonderlic Test, Scholastic Level Exam (SLE), Form A
- Complete an interview and tour of the facility with a staff member;
- Be in good health; and
- Provide documentation of a minimum score of 80 on the TOEFL iBT examination if the student is not proficient in English.
ADMISSIONS PROCEDURE
Admissions procedures include meeting with an admissions representative to review goals, school policies and procedures, the School Performance Fact Sheet, catalog, and graduation requirements. Each prospective student must:
- Provide a high school diploma or equivalent;
- Complete the enrollment questionnaire;
- Pass the Wonderlic Test, Scholastic Level Exam (SLE), Form A, with a minimum score of 20;
- Interview and tour the facility with a staff member;
- Provide a completed health notice that evidences the student is in good health to the school within thirty (30) days following the first day of classes. Health notice forms are provided by the school; and
- Provide documentation of a minimum score of 80 on the TOEFL iBT examination if the student is not proficient in English.
- Prospective students will be notified in person, by telephone or by mail of the decision to accept or deny admission within ten (10) days after the admissions procedure has been completed.
Upon acceptance into the program, students must:
- Initial and sign the School Performance Fact Sheet;
- Complete an enrollment agreement;
- Pay the registration fee;
- Pay for malpractice insurance; and
- Make payment arrangements.