I am a freshman applicant. My file is complete, but I haven’t heard yet. When can I expect to get a decision?
As a freshman applicant, a decision letter will be sent to you in the mail two or three weeks after a decision has been made regarding your application. Most will hear back by the end of March. Be sure to check the status of your application. We may request additional information, such as mid-year grades, before making a decision.
My application was complete before, and now it says incomplete. Why is that?
When we review applications, we may find that we need additional information or discover that the application is not complete. Scroll to the bottom of the Application Summary page to find a list of what we need from you before we can make a decision. Please send the requested information to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. You can find descriptions of some of our common requests here.
I applied recently, but I can’t log on to check the status of my application.
Once the Application Service Center receives your application, it may take two to three weeks for it to be processed and received by the University. Therefore, your application may have not yet been received here. Please check back in a week or two. Applicants for the fall semester can access their application status beginning Sept. 1. Spring semester applicants may begin Aug. 15.
I sent an unofficial transcript, but it says you still need my transcript to make a decision. Why is that?
We require all high school applicants to submit an official high school transcript and SAT/ACT scores. Transfer applicants are also required to submit official transcripts from each college attended. If admitted, you will also be required to submit official proof of high school graduation. Fax transcripts are NOT considered official.
I applied a few weeks ago. When checking my application status, I noticed an XOF/XOD request. What does this mean, and when can I expect a decision?
If you have been convicted of a felony or removed from college for disciplinary reasons, additional paperwork is required in order to process your application. Extra time will be required to process that paperwork once it is received by the Undergraduate Admissions office, as other offices on campus may need to review the paperwork. Please contact our office with any questions about your particular situation.