Est. 1892 | Excellence in Education
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At our university, we seek curious, motivated, and diverse students who will thrive in our academic environment and contribute to our vibrant community. Our holistic admissions process considers your academic achievements, personal qualities, and potential for growth.
Whether you're a high school student preparing for college, a transfer student looking for a new academic home, or a professional ready to pursue graduate studies, we're here to guide you through every step of the admissions process.
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Mark your calendar with these important deadlines for the upcoming academic year
Early Decision I Deadline
Early Decision II Deadline
Regular Decision Deadline
Transfer Application Deadline
Ph.D. Programs Deadline
Master's Programs Deadline
MBA Program Deadline
Late Applications (if space available)
Early Decision FAFSA Deadline
Regular Decision FAFSA Priority Deadline
Merit Scholarship Consideration Deadline
Enrollment Deposit Deadline
Follow these steps to complete your application to our university
Explore our academic offerings and select the program that aligns with your interests and goals.
Gather required documents including transcripts, test scores, essays, and letters of recommendation.
Complete and submit your application through our online portal before the deadline.
Monitor your application status through our applicant portal and respond to any additional requests.
Our online application system makes it easy to apply to our undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs. Create an account to start your application today.
Fee waivers are available for eligible applicants. Learn more
Begin your academic journey with our comprehensive undergraduate programs
We take a holistic approach to undergraduate admissions, considering your academic achievements, personal qualities, and potential contributions to our community.
We evaluate your high school curriculum, grades, and standardized test scores (if submitted).
We consider your extracurricular activities, leadership experiences, and community involvement.
Your personal statement and letters of recommendation help us understand your unique story and perspective.
For students who have identified our university as their first choice. Early Decision applicants commit to enrolling if admitted.
Receive an early admission decision without the commitment to enroll if admitted.
Our standard application option with decisions released in late March.
Our most recent entering class represents a diverse group of talented students from around the world.
"The admissions process was thorough but supportive. I appreciated the opportunity to showcase different aspects of my abilities and interests through the application."
James Davis
Class of 2025, Computer Science
"The virtual campus tour and information sessions were incredibly helpful in my decision-making process. The admissions counselors were always available to answer my questions."
Aisha Lee
Class of 2026, Biology
We welcome transfer students from community colleges, four-year institutions, and international universities. Our transfer process is designed to recognize your previous academic achievements and facilitate a smooth transition to our university.
Students who have completed at least 24 semester hours (or equivalent) of college coursework after high school graduation.
We evaluate your previous coursework for transferability and applicability to our degree requirements.
Fall Semester: March 15
Spring Semester: October 15
Courses with a grade of C or better from regionally accredited institutions are eligible for transfer credit evaluation.
We have established articulation agreements with many community colleges to facilitate a seamless transfer process.
Transfer students must complete at least 60 credit hours at our university to earn a degree.
We offer specialized support services to help transfer students transition successfully to our university.
A specialized orientation program designed to address the unique needs of transfer students.
Connect with current students who transferred to our university for guidance and support.
Dedicated housing options for transfer students, including transfer-specific residence halls.
Specialized career advising to help transfer students maximize their time at our university.
"Transferring to this university was one of the best decisions I've made. The transfer credit evaluation process was straightforward, and I was able to seamlessly continue my academic journey."
Miguel Rodriguez
Transferred from Community College
"As a transfer student, I was worried about fitting in, but the transfer orientation and mentorship program helped me quickly find my community and thrive academically."
Sarah Patel
Transferred from Four-Year University
The following materials are required for a complete undergraduate application:
Complete our online application or the Common Application with our university-specific questions.
Official high school transcript and college transcripts (if applicable).
Personal statement and supplemental essays specific to our university.
Two letters of recommendation from teachers or counselors who know you well.
SAT or ACT scores are optional for the 2023-2024 application cycle.
$75 non-refundable application fee or fee waiver (if eligible).
We recommend the following high school curriculum for prospective applicants:
Our university has adopted a test-optional policy for the 2023-2024 application cycle. This means you can decide whether to submit SAT or ACT scores as part of your application.
Essays are an important part of our holistic review process. They help us understand your personality, values, and writing abilities.
Choose one of the Common Application essay prompts (650-word limit).
View Common App Essay PromptsTwo university-specific essays (250-word limit each):
If there's anything else you'd like us to know about your application, you may submit an additional essay (250-word limit).