The fall Early Action (non-binding) deadline is November 1. The fall standard application deadline for first-time freshmen and Transfer students is March 1 . The application deadline for Freshman and Transfer students for the Spring semester is November 1.

Currently, there is no Early Decision deadline. Our Early Action deadline (November 1) reserves your space in the class and requires notification of your enrollment plans by May 1. Early Action is non-binding.

Early Action applicants are notified of a decision the fourth week of December.  The review process for applications received after the Early Action deadline begins in January.   Typically, the review process takes 3 - 4 weeks for complete applications. Decisions are communicated in writing only.

Yes, a non-refundable application fee of $35 is required and must be submitted with the application in the form of a cashier’s check or money order. Personal checks are not an acceptable form of payment. Fee waivers are not accepted.

The University accepts cashier’s checks, money orders, and major credit cards.

A completed application packet for first-time freshmen must include an official high school transcript; official standardized test scores (SAT or ACT); three letters of recommendation to include a guidance counselor or teacher; an essay; a copy of your social security card, and the application fee. Transfer students must submit official transcripts from all colleges and universities previously attended; one letter of recommendation; an essay; a copy of your social security card; and the application fee.

Students with a minimum 950 SAT (Math and Critical Reading score only) and a composite ACT of 20 receive consideration for admission. Admission is selective and competitive and only the strongest candidates will be offered admission.

Three letters of recommendation and an essay (refer to admission requirements for specific topic) are required. An interview may be required at the discretion of the Director of Admissions.

Applicants must complete 17 Carnegie units: 4 English; 3 Math (Algebra I, II, and Geometry); 2 laboratory sciences (Biology and Chemistry) 2 social studies; and 6 electives.

The better of the sub-scores will be used to evaluate the applicant. The University only reviews the Math and Crtical Reading score of the SAT for admission consideration. The writing portion of the SAT is not used in the consideration of admission.

Transfer students must complete 15 hours of college credit; earn a 2.5 grade point average; and be in good standing with the college previously attended. Please refer to (Transfer Admission requirements).