You are considered a first-year applicant if you:

• are currently in your senior (final) year of high school, or 
• have completed (graduated) from high school (or equivalent)

 

Requirements

• High school recommendation(s)
• High school transcript(s) (last 2–3 years)
• Educational History Form
• Standardized test results: SAT/ACT*
• Proof of English proficiency*

*In exceptional cases, applicants may be exempted from standardized test and/or English Language Proficiency Test requirements.

Please visit our undergraduate application requirements page.

 

Deadlines

• Decision: November 1
• Early Action: December 1
• Early Action II: February 1
• Rolling Admission International Students: June 1
• Rolling Admission (EU/Non-Visa Students): July 20

Financing Options

We offer students a personalized financing offer to finance their studies, consisting of scholarships and tuition deferral options. Our financing options are automatically available to you upon admission to a study program.

You are considered a transfer applicant if you have previously been enrolled at a university and received university-level credit. Please note that you cannot use this Common Application to apply as a transfer student.

Requirements

• Recommendation(s) - optional/upon request
• High school + university transcript(s) 
• Educational History Form
• Standardized test results: SAT/ACT*
• Proof of English proficiency*

*In exceptional cases, applicants may be exempted from standardized test and/or English Language Proficiency Test requirements.

Please visit our undergraduate application requirements page for more information on how to apply as a transfer student. 

 

Deadlines

• Spring Semester Transfer: November 1
• Fall Semester Transfer: June 1

Financing Options

We offer students a personalized financing offer to finance their studies, consisting of scholarships and tuition deferral options. Our financing options are automatically available to you upon admission to a study program.