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Admissions
CIP carefully selects applicants who we feel will benefit our tight-knit student population and have the greatest potential to succeed. Meet some CIP students here.
Admissions Criteria
- Documented diagnosis of Asperger's, High-Functioning Autism, PDD-NOS, ADHD, Nonverbal, Dyslexia or other Learning Differences
- High level of motivation to meet program goals
- Potential to live and attend college or career program independently
- Low average to high intelligence
- Emotional, behavioral, and psychological stability
- Ages typically 18 to 26 years old
Admissions Process
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Required Documentation:
- Preliminary discussion regarding student needs, tour or open house visit
- Completed application and reference forms
- Application fee ($75 for online applications / $100 if done on paper)
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In support of your application, we also require:
- *Recent neuropsychological evaluation (see below)
- Two letters of reference
- Official high school transcripts
*The neuropsychological evaluation should include WISC or WAIS testing with subtest interpretation; either Woodcock Johnson or WIAT testing; and a thorough psychological evaluation/mental status examination that clearly confirms a diagnoses, assesses emotional and psychological stability, identifies any behavioral issues of which we should be aware, and provides information regarding any medications prescribed.
This information is essential in ascertaining whether CIP is a good match for your student.
Interview
If after careful review of the application and testing materials a student is deemed appropriate for admission, he/she will be granted an interview with members of the admissions committee.
The interview and assessment process takes place in person and may take several hours. Families can expect a decision within two weeks. *In some cases additional information may be requested in order to determine whether or not a student will be interviewed and/or accepted.
Enrollment and Contracts
in order to secure your slot a fully executed contract and payment must be provided to the national admissions office. Once payment and contract are received an enrollment packet with documents required for the students enrollment will be forwarded to the family. These documents should be completed and returned to the program site no later than the first day of attendance.
It is the policy of the College Internship Program to admit and treat all individuals without regard to race, religion, color, sex, national origin or sexual preference.
Admissions Dates
Admission dates are ideally scheduled to begin during the 2-week orientation in August. Applications are processed on a first-come first-served basis.
Spring 2012 Suggested Deadline: October 15th
Fall 2012 Suggested Deadline: April 15th
Applicants will also be considered throughout the year based on available space. Please contact us to learn more about our rolling admission process.
Tuition & Fees
International Students
Currently we are able to accept foreign students (non-US citizens) with an M1 or F1 status at the following locations:
CIP is in the process of becoming approved at all locations. International students who enroll in college full-time are eligible to attend any CIP location.
More Information for International Students
Need Assistance?
(877) 566-9247
admissions@cipworldwide.org
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