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How to Apply

Apply for admission to get started on your associate degree, technical diploma, or certificate program.

Complete the online application

Whether you're a graduating high school student, adult learner, or transfer student – the application process is free and completely online. To get started, access the online application and create an account. Once your application is created, you can select the program(s) you're interested in.

Are you an international student? Download the packet

Submit Your Transcripts

Submit official documentation of the following to admissions@blackhawk.edu:

  • High School Transcripts
  • GED or HSED
  • College Transcripts

If you've earned an associate degree or higher, the high school transcripts requirement is waived.

Check your email

Once you're accepted, you will attend an Advising, Registration, and Onboarding (ARO) Session to help prepare you for the first day of classes.

Please Note: If not included on your transcripts, submit your official ACT, SAT, or Compass scores or take the free Accuplacer at Blackhawk.

New Student Registration Opens Oct. 23

Registration opening dates:

  • Oct. 7: Veterans
  • Oct. 9: Current Students
  • Oct. 23: New Students
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Start College in High School

Taking college classes now could prepare you for the job market and may help you decide if more school is right for you. If you’re interested in a head start on your college degree, Blackhawk has options for you.

Athletics at Blackhawk

Blackhawk is a member of the National Junior College Athletics Association (NJCAA), offering volleyball, basketball, golf, bowling and clay target shooting.

Blackhawk Technical College's Basketball Court