How do I submit official documents?

Holmes Community College embraces the philosophy that the student be provided with opportunities to enhance their education by providing a variety of instructional opportunities. HCC ascribes to an “open admissions” policy consistent with all appertaining laws. All requirements for admission to Holmes Community College must be met within the first 1/4 of the semester of initial enrollment. Failure to provide official documentation within that period will result in the student being charged a missing document fee equal to the amount of tuition and placed on admissions hold. 

High School Transcripts/ACT Scores

• Mailed directly from the high school to Holmes Admissions
  • Goodman:  Holmes CC Admissions, PO Box 398, Goodman, MS  39079
  • Grenada:  Holmes CC Admissions, 1060 Avent Dr, Grenada, MS  38901
  • Ridgeland:  Holmes CC Admissions, 412 West Ridgeland Ave, Ridgeland, MS  39157
• Delivered in person to the Admissions office *
• Electronically delivered from an approved transcript service**
• ACT:  entered from high school transcript – click here for further ACT submission information

GED Transcripts

• Note:  Please be sure to send the GED transcript.  GED diplomas are separate documents and do not suffice for Admissions.
• Mailed directly to Holmes Admissions
  • Goodman:  Holmes CC Admissions, PO Box 398, Goodman, MS  39079
  • Grenada:  Holmes CC Admissions, 1060 Avent Dr, Grenada, MS  38901
  • Ridgeland:  Holmes CC Admissions, 412 West Ridgeland Ave, Ridgeland, MS  39157
• Delivered in person to the Admissions office *
• Electronically delivered (MS GED transcripts are sent electronically through DiplomaSender)**

Home School Transcripts

Home school transcripts may be developed by the parent OR by a third-party home school transcript agency. At a minimum, home school transcripts should:

• List the school name and address.
• List student’s full name and identifier(s) (date of birth, social security number, etc.).
• List all courses taken, grades, and dates completed. At a minimum, all 4 years of high school must be included, even if the student attended a different secondary school previously.
• Have a cumulative GPA calculated on a 4 point scale.
• Include the full graduation date (month, date, and year), if the student has graduated. Prior to graduation, an “anticipated graduation date” can be listed.
• Be signed and dated by the “School Principal”.
• Must be notarized on the transcript (on the same page with signatures and courses listed) if grades are conferred by a parent. In cases where a third party home school association or organization validates and confers an official transcript, that official transcript is not required to be notarized.

Home School transcripts should be delivered in the same manner as official high school transcripts.

For more information, contact the Admissions Office of Holmes Community College.

College Transcripts

• Mailed directly from the college to Holmes Admissions
  • Holmes CC Articulation, PO Box 398, Goodman, MS  39079
• Delivered in person to the admissions office *
• Electronically delivered from an approved transcript service**

For more information, click Transfer Credit Articulation FAQ.

AP/CLEP Scores

• Mailed directly from CollegeBoard to Holmes Admissions
  • Holmes CC, Director of Admissions and Records, PO Box 398, Goodman, MS  39079
• Note:  Holmes does not accept AP/CLEP electronically.
• Delivered in person to the admissions office

*  Must be in a sealed envelope from the issuing institution.  Opened/unsealed transcripts are considered UNOFFICIAL.
**  Must be sent directly from the sending institution to a Holmes receive account via:  National Student Clearinghouse, Parchment, Credentials, or eScrip-Safe.
If an email address is required within one of the aforementioned services, please use articulation@holmescc.edu for the transcript to be considered official.
Note:  PDF attachments to an email are considered UNOFFICIAL. Transcripts sent to any other email addresses are considered UNOFFICIAL.

Mississippi Residency Documentation (for tuition purposes)

If an applicant is born outside the United States, graduated from a high school outside Mississippi, attended a college outside Mississippi, or reports an out-of-state address, proof of Mississippi residency is required.  Click here for details concerning residency.

Need help? Admissions Department contact information