At John Tyler Community College, you'll find a number of ways to define your future. The College has an open-door admissions policy that encourages everyone to pursue high-quality, affordable education. We offer traditional classes – in everything from arts and sciences for transfer to welding, business and nursing – at our campuses in Chester and Midlothian, as well as online classes and special programs for high school students.

Ready to get started? Select the link below that best describes you.

New Student Seeking a Degree or Certificate
You have never attended college and never enrolled in courses at John Tyler, and you would like to earn a degree or certificate.

New Student Not Seeking a Degree or Certificate
You have never attended college and never enrolled in courses at John Tyler, and you are interested in taking courses but not earning a degree or certificate.

Returning Student
You have attended John Tyler in the past and would like to re-apply for admission.

Transfer Student
You have attended other colleges or universities but have never attended John Tyler.

High School Student
You are a high school student who is 16 or older and interested in getting a head start on your college career.

Home-schooled Students and Graduates
You are home-schooled student looking to supplement your home-school curriculum or begin your college career.

International Student
You are an international student who holds a current visa, a letter from the INS or Homeland Security, or a temporary/permanent resident card.

Military Spouse or Dependent Child
You are the spouse or dependent child of an active-duty military service member.

Senior Citizen
You are a Virginia resident age 60 or older.

Non-High School Graduate
If you are over 18 years old and have not graduated from high school and do not have a GED.

Or, explore the links to the left on paying for college, programs of study and applicant services at John Tyler.

Please note: The College reserves the right to evaluate applications for admission and to refuse admission to applicants when it is considered to be in the best interest of the College or when there is sufficient reason to believe that applicants present a danger to themselves or to other members of the College community.

For more information:
Admissions and Records Office
Chester: 804-706-5211
Midlothian: 804-594-1544
AdmissionsandRecords@jtcc.edu