Please read through this list carefully and complete all steps to formally enroll at Turing.
After you have been accepted you will receive an invitation to create your user profile in our Student Information System (SIS), Populi. The subject line of this email will be “Welcome to Populi.” If you do not receive this email contact the admissions team at admissions@turing.edu. **Please include your full legal name**
When you set up your account you will see that you have 4 applications in progress on the dashboard. These are actually 3 surveys (New Student Information Survey, Intake Survey, & Demographic Survey), and a High School Transcript request form.
The surveys will help us prepare your enrollment agreement and get to know you better. As an accredited institution, we are required to collect Social Security Numbers. This information will be securely stored in Populi and only accessible by the Registrar and Finance Team.
Once your surveys have been submitted and approved by staff, you will be registered for your assigned Mod 0 and Mod 1 sessions. You will receive emails from Populi confirming your registration.
If you have not submitted a valid high school transcript it is required to attend Turing, please contact admissions@turing.edu ASAP. Transcripts must be received PRIOR to the start of your chosen cohort. Upload the transcript file to the form and you're all set! Delayed receipt of a transcript will result in deferral to a later cohort.
If you have questions about high school transcripts, please reach out to registrar@turing.edu. NOTE: If you graduated from high school in the US, your school is required to keep records. You can request them by visiting this website. (This is a third-party site and Turing cannot endorse it as a reliable or an exhaustive resource.)
Once registration is complete, you will receive your enrollment agreement via email. This must be electronically signed immediately. An incomplete enrollment agreement will result in deferral to a later cohort. If you have questions about your enrollment agreement, please reach out to registrar@turing.edu.
After signing your enrollment agreement, you will receive an invoice via Populi for your $1,200 deposit.
Your seat is is not secured & you are NOT considered enrolled until this is paid.
In order for your laptop shipment to be initiated students must first complete all steps above. Next, students must verify their physical shipping address in Populi. Please be advised Turing does not ship internationally. We work diligently to ensure your laptop arrives prior to your Mod 0 start date as long as the above steps have been taken. Please understand shipping times vary. All students are required to accept the laptop that is provided with tuition. You will receive an email with the tracking number once your laptop has shipped. Please reach out to Ramiro Vaca, Student Services Manager at ramiro@turing.edu if you have laptop-related questions.
After you've paid your deposit, please set up a Financial Aid Intake meeting with Tamika. You can view her calendar here.
Your tuition balance must be paid in full 30 days before your Mod 1 session begins. For questions about due dates and payments, visit the Tuition Due Dates page. Please communicate with us - we are happy to work with you! Any delay in payment could result in deferral to a later cohort. If you have further questions, please reach out to financialaid@turing.edu
If you are a student who wants to use the GI Bill to fund your time at Turing, please follow the instructions listed here. If you have any questions, reach out to veteran@turing.edu.
Get familiar with the Mod 0 Curriculum Site; this has all resources and requirements for completion of Mod 0.
Check the Mod 0 Calendar to find your cohort's orientation. Your attendance is required. Please make preparations to attend. If you cannot attend, please reach out to Emma at emma@turing.edu as soon as possible.
Review the Academic Calendar and Course Catalog on the Documents page. In the Course Catalog, you will find a lot of helpful information, including our policies, grading practices, and code of conduct. These are great sources of information to assist with your enrollment and time in the program.