First-year Undergraduate Admissions
Who is considered a First-year student?
You can apply as an on-campus First-year undergraduate student if you:
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Plan to study for a bachelor’s degree or certificate program,
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Have a high school diploma or GED or
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High school dual enrollment (College Credit Plus)
Note: If you are a First-year International Student you must submit the Undergraduate (campus) Application for International Students.
Admissions requirements
Here’s what you need to apply as a first-year undergraduate:
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A high school diploma or GED
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A GPA of at least 2.2.
Want to apply for scholarship funding?
You may need to submit an ACT or SAT test score with a minimum ACT Score of 18 or SAT equivalent for various academic programs.
How to apply?
You’ll need to fill out the Innovators of Change Application, which asks you to list your personal details, intended area of study, and other important information.
Before starting your application be sure to carefully review steps outlined on the First-Year Undergraduate (campus) page.
Submitting Your Documents
Start getting your documents together. You’ll need to submit all documents by the August 1 deadline.
We’ll ask you to submit these documents:
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High school transcript
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Test scores (optional)
Where to submit your documents?
Once you receive your transcript from your high school and have gathered any other documents, you can submit them by email or through the online platforms that allow you to transmit them securely. Use one of these methods to submit your documents:
Submit through National Student Clearinghouse