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Selective Admissions
The open enrollment policy does not apply to selective admissions programs of study which may have specific deadlines, prerequisites and other admissions criteria.
All documents on this page are in the PDF format.
- Priority deadline date – April 30, 2021
- Apply online or submit a paper application to the Admissions Office.
- Submit documentation of high school graduation, GED / HiSET, or other state approved equivalency credential (transcript or diploma). All International high school credentials must be evaluated by a certified evaluation company.
- Submit official college transcripts. International college or university transcripts must be evaluated by a certified evaluation company and submitted along with a copy of the original college or university transcript.
- Attend the required Information Session. (The time limit for Information Session attendance is one year).
- Take college placement exams in Reading, Writing, and Mathematics and test out of or complete any developmental courses prior to the start of the program.
- All applicants will be scored using a rubric.
- Dental Application Checklist
- Canton Admissions Rubric
- Statement of Interest Rubric
(Full-time Day Program)
- Application Deadline Date – April 1, 2021
- Apply online or submit a paper application to the Admissions Office.
- Submit documentation of high school graduation, GED / HiSET, or other state approved equivalency credential (transcript or diploma). All International high school credentials must be evaluated by a certified evaluation company.
- Submit official college transcripts. International college or university transcripts must be evaluated by a certified evaluation company and submitted along with a copy of the original college or university transcript.
- Complete ATI Teas Testing. (Contact ATItesting.com). All students completing the test at Massasoit will automatically have official score reports sent to the Admissions Office. Students completing the test at another location, must submit official score reports to the Massasoit Testing and Assessment Office at testingoffice@massasoit.mass.edu.
- Attend the required Information Session. (The time limit for Information Session attendance is one year).
- Priority consideration will be given to students who have successfully completed Microbiology, Anatomy and Physiology I, Anatomy and Physiology II and the Liberal Arts courses.
- Applicants must hold current licensure as a LPN in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and submit a copy of licensure card.
- All application materials must be received by April 1. Applications received after the deadline date will not be reviewed and will be returned.
- All LPN to Associate Degree Advanced Placement Nurse Education students must take a Bridge Course given during the summer. This course cannot be taken more than 2 years prior to admission into the Nursing program. Students who are eligible to take the Bridge Course will be notified.
- All applicants will be scored using a rubric.
- LPN to RN Application Checklist
- LPN to RN Rubric
(Part-time Evening Program)
- Application Deadline Date – April 1, 2021
- Apply online or submit a paper application to the Admissions Office.
- Submit documentation of high school graduation, GED / HiSET, or other state approved equivalency credential (transcript or diploma). All International high school credentials must be evaluated by a certified evaluation company.
- Submit official college transcripts. International college or university transcripts must be evaluated by a certified evaluation company and submitted along with a copy of the original college or university transcript.
- Complete ATI Teas Testing. (Contact ATItesting.com). All students completing the test at Massasoit will automatically have official score reports sent to the Admissions Office. Students completing the test at another location, must submit official score reports to the Massasoit Testing and Assessment Office at testingoffice@massasoit.mass.edu.
- Attend the required Information Session. (The time limit for Information Session attendance is one year).
- All course prerequisites must be completed: Biological Principles, Anatomy and Physiology I, Anatomy and Physiology II, General Psychology. Priority will be given to applicants receiving a “B” or better in all prerequisites.
- Applicants must hold current licensure as a LPN in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and submit a copy of licensure card.
- All application materials must be received by April 1, 2021. Applications received after the deadline date will not be reviewed and will be returned.
- LPN to RN Application Checklist
- LPN to RN Rubric
- Priority deadline date – April 30, 2021
- Apply online or submit a paper application to the Admissions Office.
- Submit documentation of high school graduation, GED / HiSET, or other state approved equivalency credential (transcript or diploma). All International high school credentials must be evaluated by a certified evaluation company.
- Submit official college transcripts. International college or university transcripts must be evaluated by a certified evaluation company and submitted along with a copy of the original college or university transcript.
- Attend the required Information Session. (The time limit for Information Session attendance is one year).
- Sign and submit acknowledgement of Technical Standards Form for Medical Assistant program.
- Take college placement exams in Reading, Writing, and Mathematics and test out of or complete any developmental courses prior to the start of the program.
- All applicants will be scored using a rubric.
- Medical Assistant Checklist
- Canton Admissions Rubric
- Statement of Interest Rubric
- Technical Standards Form
(Full-time Day Program)
- Application Deadline Date – February 1, 2021
- Apply online or submit a paper application to the Admissions Office.
- Submit documentation of high school graduation, GED / HiSET, or other state approved equivalency credential (transcript or diploma). All International high school credentials must be evaluated by a certified evaluation company.
- Submit official college transcripts. International college or university transcripts must be evaluated by a certified evaluation company and submitted along with a copy of the original college or university transcript.
- Meet the Biological Principles prerequisite.
- Complete ATI Teas Testing. (Contact ATItesting.com). All students completing the test at Massasoit will automatically have official score reports sent to the Admissions Office. Students completing the test at another location, must submit official score reports to the Massasoit Testing and Assessment Office at testingoffice@massasoit.mass.edu.
- Attend the required Information Session. (The time limit for Information Session attendance is one year.)
- Priority consideration will be given to students who have successfully completed Microbiology, Anatomy and Physiology I, Anatomy and Physiology II and the Liberal Arts courses.
- All application materials must be received by February 1, 2021. Applications received after the deadline date will not be reviewed and will be returned.
- All applicants will be scored using a rubric.
- Nursing Application Packet
- Nursing Rubric
(We are not currently accepting applications.)
(Part-time Evening Program)
- Application Deadline Date – February 1, 2023
- Submit documentation of high school graduation, GED / HiSET, or other state approved equivalency credential (transcript or diploma). All International high school credentials must be evaluated by a certified evaluation company.
- Submit official college transcripts. International college or university transcripts must be evaluated by a certified evaluation company and submitted along with a copy of the original college or university transcript.
- Meet the Biological Principles prerequisite.
- Complete ATI Teas Testing. (Contact ATItesting.com). All students completing the test at Massasoit will automatically have official score reports sent to the Admissions Office. Students completing the test at another location, must submit official score reports to the Massasoit Testing and Assessment Office at testingoffice@massasoit.mass.edu.
- Submit 1 letter written by applicant stating why he/she would be a good candidate for the Nurse Education program.
- Attend the required Information Session. (The time limit for Information Session attendance is one year).
- Priority consideration will be given to students who have successfully completed Microbiology, Anatomy and Physiology I, Anatomy and Physiology II and the Liberal Arts courses. All applicants will be scored using a rubric.
- All application materials must be received by the deadline date.
Applications received after the deadline date will not be reviewed and will be returned. - All applicants will be scored using a rubric.
- Apply online or submit a paper application to the Admissions Office.
- Submit documentation of high school graduation, GED / HiSET, or other state approved equivalency credential (transcript or diploma). All International high school credentials must be evaluated by a certified evaluation company.
- Submit official college transcripts. International college or university transcripts must be evaluated by a certified evaluation company and submitted along with a copy of the original college or university transcript.
- Submit one letter written by applicant stating why he/she would be a good candidate for the program.
- Submit two letters of recommendation.
- Attend the required Information Session. (The time limit for Information Session attendance is one year).
- Take college placement exams in Reading, Writing, and Mathematics and test out of or complete any developmental courses prior to the start of the program.
- All applicants will be scored using a rubric.
- Applicants must hold current certification as an EMT in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and submit a copy of certification card.
- Paramedic Application Packet
- Paramedic Personal Letter Rubric
- Paramedic Rubric
- Apply online or submit a paper application to the Admissions Office.
- Submit documentation of high school graduation, GED / HiSET, or other state approved equivalency credential (transcript or diploma). All International high school credentials must be evaluated by a certified evaluation company.
- Submit official college transcripts. International college or university transcripts must be evaluated by a certified evaluation company and submitted along with a copy of the original college or university transcript.
- Take College Placement Exams in Reading, Writing, and Mathematics and test out of or complete any developmental courses prior to the start of the program.
- Attend the required Information Session. (The time limit for Information Session attendance is one year).
- All applicants will be scored using a rubric.
- Phlebotomy Checklist Fall 2021
- Canton Admissions Phlebotomy Rubric
- Statement of Interest Rubric
- Application Deadline Date – February 1, 2021
- Apply online or submit a paper application to the Admissions Office.
- Submit documentation of high school graduation, GED / HiSET, or other state approved equivalency credential (transcript or diploma). All International high school credentials must be evaluated by a certified evaluation company.
- Submit official college transcripts. International college or university transcripts must be evaluated by a certified evaluation company and submitted along with a copy of the original college or university transcript.
- Meet the Biological Principles prerequisite.
- Submit 1 letter written by the applicant stating why he/she would be a good candidate for the Radiologic Technology program.
- Attend the required Information Session. (The time limit for Information Session attendance is one year).
- Priority consideration will be given to students who have successfully completed Anatomy and Physiology I, Anatomy and Physiology II, College Algebra or higher and the Liberal Arts courses. All applicants will be scored using a rubric.
- All application materials must be received by February 1, 2021. Applications received after the deadline date will not be reviewed and will be returned.
- Radiologic Technology Application Packet
- Radiology Rubrics
- Application deadline Date – June 15
- Apply online or submit a paper application to the Admissions Office.
- Submit documentation of high school graduation, GED / HiSET, or other state approved equivalency credential (transcript or diploma). All International high school credentials must be evaluated by a certified evaluation company.
- Submit official college transcripts. International college or university transcripts must be evaluated by a certified evaluation company and submitted along with a copy of the original college or university transcript.
- Submit one letter of reference and 1 letter written by the applicant stating why he/she would be a good candidate for the Respiratory Care program.
- Attend the required Information Session. (The time limit for Information Session attendance is one year).
- Meet the Biological Principles prerequisite.
- Priority consideration will be given to candidates who have completed Biological Principles, Anatomy & Physiology I, Anatomy & Physiology II, Intro to Statistics or higher and the Liberal Arts courses.
- All applicants will be scored using a rubric
- All application materials must be received by June 15. Applications received after the deadline date will not be reviewed and will be returned.
- Respiratory Care Application Packet
- Respiratory Care Rubrics
- Application deadline date – July 5, 2021
- Apply online or submit a paper application to the Admissions Office.
- Submit Documentation of High School graduation, GED/HiSET, or other state approved equivalency credential (transcript or diploma). All International high school credentials must be evaluated by a certified evaluation company.
- Submit official college transcripts. International college or university transcripts must be evaluated by a certified evaluation company and submitted along with a copy of the original college or university transcript.
- Meet the Biological Principles I course prerequisite.
- The Biological Principles prerequisite can be met by successful completion of Biological Principles I (BIOL121), or a passing score on the Biology Departmental Challenge Exam, available through the Testing and Assessment Office.
- Meet the General Chemistry or equivalent course prerequisite.
- Meet the Math prerequisite-completion of Intermediate Algebra or an equivalent Accuplacer score.
- Meet the English prerequisites-completion of Preparation for College Reading I and Introductory Writing, or an equivalent Accuplacer score.
- Submit 2 letters of reference and 1 letter of interest.
- Attend the required Information Session. (The time limit for Information Session attendance is one year).
- Priority consideration will be given to students who have successfully completed the prerequisite courses and some or all of the general core academic courses. All applicants will be scored using a rubric
- All application materials must be received by July, 5, 2021. Applications received after the deadline date will not be reviewed and will be returned.
- Application Checklist
- Veterinary Technology Rubric
- Technical Standards