Admissions Policy

Effective Date: August 18, 2026
Last Updated: September 14, 2026

Global Career Institute (“GCI”) maintains a structured admissions process designed to help prospective students understand the requirements for enrollment.

1. Program Delivery Model

GCI operates a hybrid career-training model.

All academic coursework is completed online. Required hands-on training is completed onsite at the GCI training center according to the schedule and requirements of the student’s program.

Students must be able to participate in both components of their program.

Certain programs may include additional clinical, externship, preceptorship, or other experiential requirements.

2. Application Process

Applicants must:

1. Complete the online application.
2. Pay the required $50 administrative and application processing fee.
3. Submit required documentation.
4. Complete admissions review.
5. Receive admissions approval.
6. Complete required enrollment documents.
7. Complete required tuition or payment arrangements.
8. Receive confirmation of enrollment and program-start information.

The administrative and application processing fee supports application review, records administration, and required background screening activities. It is non-refundable except when a refund is required by applicable law or GCI’s governing Cancellation and Refund Policy. Payment does not guarantee acceptance or enrollment.

3. Application Requirements

Applicants must meet applicable program requirements.

Depending on the program, GCI may require:

• Proof of age
• High school diploma or GED
• Government-issued identification
• Application documentation
• Background-check information
• Health or immunization documentation
• Other program-specific requirements

4. Application Review

GCI reviews applications to determine whether an applicant meets applicable admissions requirements.

Submitting an application does not guarantee admission.

GCI may request additional documentation or clarification before making an admissions decision.

5. Accurate Information Required

Applicants must provide accurate, complete, and current information.

False, incomplete, misleading, or unverifiable information may result in delay or denial of admission or other administrative action.

6. Admissions Approval

Admissions approval means the applicant may proceed with the next enrollment steps.

Approval does not necessarily guarantee a seat until all required enrollment and payment requirements have been completed and GCI confirms enrollment.

7. Enrollment Activation Timeline

After the signed enrollment agreement, required payment, and admissions clearance are complete, GCI generally schedules course access for the following business week and after the 72-hour cancellation period has expired. GCI does not normally issue a non-reusable student user ID before those steps are complete. This administrative scheduling practice does not create a separate refund deadline and does not waive, shorten, or replace any cancellation or refund right provided by GCI policy or applicable law.

8. Program Capacity

Program capacity, schedules, instructors, start dates, and hands-on training availability may vary.

GCI may adjust a program or cohort because of enrollment, staffing, facility availability, regulatory requirements, or other operational circumstances.

9. Hands-On Training Requirement

Students enrolled in programs requiring hands-on training must attend the required onsite training sessions at the GCI training center.

Online coursework does not replace required hands-on training.

Students are responsible for meeting attendance, participation, safety, and competency requirements associated with onsite training.

10. Clinical or Externship Requirements

When a particular program includes an external clinical, externship, preceptorship, or other experiential component, students must satisfy the applicable eligibility and participation requirements.

Admission to GCI does not guarantee placement at a particular external site.

11. Right to Deny Admission

GCI may deny admission when an applicant:

• Does not meet program requirements
• Fails to submit required documentation
• Provides false or misleading information
• Fails to complete required admissions steps
• Does not meet applicable readiness requirements
• Engages in inappropriate conduct
• Cannot meet required program participation requirements
• Applies to a program that has reached capacity

12. Contact

Questions regarding admissions may be directed to:

Global Career Institute
2455 Robinson Rd., Suite 100
Grand Prairie, TX 75051
Email: enroll@globalcareerinstitute.org
Phone: (682) 410-7038