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Welcome to the Hampton University Office of Admissions. This office serves
to provide specific and timely information on the application process. The
next few pages are devoted to providing general information regarding the application
process and campus visitation programs. We invite you to review the information
carefully and request that you adhere to deadlines.
Candidates may apply for admission as early as the end of their junior year of high school. The Early Action (non-binding) deadline is November 1 and decision letters are mailed the 4th week of December. Applications received after November 1 are evaluated on a rolling basis and decisions are mailed after January 31. The standard admission deadline is March 1.
MAY 1, 2009 DEPOSIT DEADLINE EXTENDED!!!
The online registration process for new students begins on May 18, 2009 and
only those who have paid the $600 advance deposit will be able to register.
Fall 2009 and Spring 2010 ADMITTED Students
Please download and review the Enrollment Guide and submit all
required documents by the required deadline(s).
Students interested in attending Hampton University can apply online, download an admissions application, or submit the paper application. All students must submit the following items for admission consideration:
- The signed and completed Application form for Admission
- $35 (non-refundable) Application Fee. (Fee waivers are not accepted) Only a cashier's check or money order are acceptable forms of payment.
- A copy of your social security card
- Standardized Test Results ACT or SAT scores are required of all students
- OFFICIAL high school transcript
- One letter of recommendation
- Essay on one of the following topics: Describe a personal moral or ethical dilemma and how it impacted your life; or, How Should Today's Youth Combat Negative Moral Influences?; or An Autobiographical Essay.
A completed application packet should be submitted to:
Office of Admission
Hampton University
Hampton, VA 23668
ONLY COMPLETED APPLICATION PACKETS WILL BE REVIEWED
FOR A DECISION.
Transfer applicants are students who have attended another college or university and must apply as a transfer student, not a first-time freshman. A transfer candidate will be considered who has satisfactorily completed at least 15 hours of college level courses. Candidates who have earned a cumulative 2.5 grade point average receive the highest consideration for admission. Any information withheld or falsified may subject a student to dismissal. The following credentials are required for application review.
- The signed and completed application form
- Official transcripts from all accredited colleges and/or universities attended
- Application fee of $35.00 (non-refundable) A cashiers check or money order are the accepted forms of payment. Personal checks are not accepted.
- Official high school transcript (if you have less than 30 credit hours)
- Official SAT or ACT scores (if you have less than 30 credit hours) or for non-U.S. citizens, the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)
- A copy of your social security card
- Essay on one of the following topics: Describe a personal moral or ethical dilemma and how it impacted your life; or, How Should Today's Youth Combat Negative Moral Influences?; or An Autobiographical Essay.
A completed application packet should be submitted to:
Office of Admission
Hampton University
Hampton, VA 23668
ONLY COMPLETED APPLICATION PACKETS WILL BE REVIEWED
FOR A DECISION.
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All students seeking admission to the undergraduate
college of Hampton University must submit an Undergraduate
Application to the College. The application fee is
$35.00 and payment must accompany the Undergraduate Application.
The application fee is NON-REFUNDABLE and cannot be waived.
Payment must be made by cashiers check or money order.
PERSONAL CHECKS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. Offers of admission
are valid for the specific semester requested. Students
who fail to enroll at the approved time must submit a written
request if they wish to be considered for a subsequent
semester.
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Use only your correct legal
name at the time of application to the college. If your
name or address changes prior to the time of registration,
please notify the Director of Admission.
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The closing date for the
receipt of all applications is April 15 for Fall admission
and November 1st for Spring admission.
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All applicants will receive written notification of the admission decision.
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application for admission can be completed, the University
must receive the following:
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A completed Undergraduate Application and the non-refundable $35.00 application
fee. Fee waivers are not accepted.
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Official transcripts of all credits received from any high school(s)
and/or colleges previously attended, or official G.E.D.
scores, if applicable.
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SAT or ACT scores. Transfer students with less than 30 transferable
hours must also submit SAT or ACT scores and a high school
transcript. These scores must be sent from ETS or recorded
on an ETS tape or report from American College Testing.
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One letter of recommendation
- A copy of your social security card
- An essay on one of the following topics: Describe a personal moral or ethical dilemma and how it impacted your life or An Autobiographical Essay.
Additional materials required
for international students.
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Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) scores (for non-US
Citizens), and a copy of the national examination results.
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Financial Affidavit
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