ADMISSIONS
REQUIREMENTS
High school graduates should meet the minimum
criteria listed below.In-State Out-of-State Transfer minimum
criteria |
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FRESHMEN |
TRANSFER |
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In-state |
Out of state |
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| GPA |
2.0 |
2.5 |
2.0 College GPA |
| ACT |
15 or |
19 or |
30 Semester Hrs or 45 Quarter Hrs |
| SAT |
720 |
910 |
Less than recommended Hrs |
ONGPT
(Ohio Ninth Grade
Proficiency Test) |
Pass
(Have to pass all
four sections)
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High School Transcript Required |
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TRANSCRIPTS
AND TEST SCORES
Current in-state high school students must complete
Section 1 of the College
Prep form and give it to their high school guidance
counselor for completion and mailing.
All students are responsible for providing official
transcripts and test scores. If you need to request
scores from the testing agencies, please use the following
codes when having scores sent to Central State University:
ACT 3246; SAT 1107, listed below are the addresses for
each of the agencies:
| IMPORTANT PHONE
NUMBERS: |
ADMISSIONS (937) 376-6348
Toll Free (800) 388-2781
FINANCIAL AID (937) 376-6579
Toll Free (Ohio Residents Only) (800) 234-2782
HOUSING (937) 376-6386
Toll Free (Ohio Residents Only) (800) 950-2783
CASH MANAGEMENT (937) 376-6343
REGISTRAR (937) 376-6231 |
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STUDENT FINANCIAL AID
The Office of Student Financial Aid is committed to identifying
institutional, state, and federal resources to assist you in fulfilling
your educational goals. Awards are made for merit-based and need-based
aid in the form of scholarships, grants, work-study, and loans.
All students are encouraged to apply for financial aid, regardless
of their family’s financial situation.
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) can be completed
as early as January 1, 2005. Because some aid programs are awarded
on a first-come, first-served basis, an early application receives
priority consideration. The priority deadline is February 15 for
new students and March 1 for continuing students. You will need
to list CSU’s Title IV Code (003026) when filling out the
FAFSA so that the Student Financial Aid Office receives your information.
Also, remember that applying for financial aid is an annual process.
For speedy processing of the FAFSA application, students are encouraged
to
apply on-line. The web address is www.fafsa.ed.gov.
A financial aid representative is available to assist you Monday
- Friday between the hours of 8:00 - 5:00.
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SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Central State University offers scholarship programs for new Freshman
and
Transfer students. CSU recognizes outstanding scholastic achievement
and creative/
performing talent. Some scholarships are based on financial need,
while
others have specific criteria that match the student’s special
needs or interests.
More information is available from the Office of Admissions.
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