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General Undergraduate Admissions

  • Complete and submit an application for admission.
  • Interview with an Enrollment Advisor.
  • Submit documentation of high school graduation or equivalent as defined under the U.S. Department of Education regulation:
    • Foreign high school diplomas or their equivalent must be evaluated and, if applicable, translated by an acceptable evaluation agency.
      • A member of the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES) or the Association of International Credential Evaluators, Inc. (AICE).
    • Homeschooled students may apply for admission. The student should provide proof that they have completed their State’s requirements for high school graduation. The home school students’ parent(s) and/or guardian(s) are responsible for compliance with all State requirements.
  • Undergraduate applicants must submit their official transcripts from previously attended universities or colleges:
    • Foreign transcripts must be evaluated and, if applicable, translated by an acceptable evaluation agency:
      • A member of the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES) or the Association of International Credential Evaluators, Inc. (AICE).
  • Meet any program-specific entrance requirements. See program-specific admissions requirements.
  • Complete an Enrollment Agreement.
  • Submit a government-issued photo ID. Verifying identity protects the university and the applicant from potential fraud, so all applicants must submit their current, non-expired, government-issued photo ID. Failure to provide a government-issued ID in a timely manner will result in the application being rejected or delayed for admission. International applicants studying in their home country may provide a government-issued identification. Below is a list of acceptable government-issued IDs:
    • State-issued driver’s license, identification license, or instruction permit (Front and Back).
    • Passport or passport card
    • U.S. permanent resident card
    • Tribal ID
  • Provisional Admission: Applicants who meet all general admission requirements except the minimum GPA requirement may be granted provisional admission into their program of interest. Provisional admission is granted for an initial period of two consecutive 8-week terms, which is equivalent to one 16-week semester. If admitted under provisional admission, students must:
    • Successfully complete the first two courses in their designated program of study by the end of the 16-week semester.
    • Maintain continuous enrollment; withdrawal from either of the two initial courses during the provisional period is not permitted.
    • Successfully earn at least the minimum passing grade required by the program for each course. Please refer to the Grading System for details.

Failure to meet these conditions will result in ineligibility for continued enrollment, and the student will be responsible for any financial obligations.