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    Admission Requirements

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    Apply as a transfer if you enrolled at any post-secondary institution after earning a high school diploma or GED. A post-secondary institution is a college, university, community or junior college, or vocational-technical school. If you have fewer than 24 transferable hours, you must also submit final high school transcripts and ACT/SAT test scores.

  • Apply for KU admission and scholarships.

    Feb. 1

    Complete your application for admission by Feb. 1 to be eligible for KU transfer scholarships. A complete application includes:

    • Admission application and $30 fee (unless you qualify for a fee grant)
    • Official transcripts from each college you've attended (A fax is fine for admission purposes, but we must have official transcripts on-file before we can transfer any of your credits.)

    If you have fewer than 24 transferable semester credit hours,
    we'll also need:

    • Final, official high school transcript (or GED scores) with your graduation date mailed from your high school or the state GED agency.
    • ACT or SAT scores

    Create your account, then fill out your application

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    Or, apply by mail (pdf), which takes longer than applying online.

    You'll get an email when your application has been received in our office, but you can always check your admission status. Need help? help@applyweb.com.

What's next?

After you're admitted to KU, see the admitted students page. You can schedule a visit any time. And don't forget to file the FAFSA by the March 1 priority deadline for financial aid.


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