The Application Process
The University has completed
its review of freshmen applications for the Spring 2012
semester.
Salisbury University is now
accepting applications for Fall 2012.
Application Materials
Your application to Salisbury
should include:
-Submission of your
online
application for admission
-Official high school transcript
-Official standardized test results (SAT and/or ACT)
-Personal statement/essay, letter(s) of recommendation,
secondary school counselor's report form, and/or any
supplementary materials that you feel would assist us in
evaluating your application
There is a $45.00 application fee.
Note: Students applying under the University's
Test-Optional Policy are
not required to submit standardized test results.
When to Apply
Salisbury University has three different admissions
plans under which freshman applicants are considered:
Early Action is for high school
seniors who submit their application and all required materials
(including official SAT or ACT scores and an
official high school transcript) by December 1. Decisions
are made by January 15 and a non-refundable $200 deposit is
required by May 1. As a deposit is not required until May 1,
Early Action is considered a "non-binding" agreement.
Regular Admission is available for
students who submit all required application materials for
admission (including official SAT or ACT scores
and an official high school transcript) by a recommended
deadline of January 15. Candidates are notified of the
admission decision by March 15. Those who are admitted have
until May 1 to confirm their acceptance by submitting a
non-refundable $200 deposit. Applications received after the
January 15th deadline will be considered on a space-available basis. The
University reserves the right to close admissions when the
projected enrollment is met.
Early Admission is an admission
option for academically talented high school juniors who wish to
"skip" their entire senior year. Students who are completing
their junior year of high school may be considered for
acceptance into the regular University program provided they
present evidence of outstanding academic achievement. The
requirements for admission under the Early Admission Plan
include a minimum 3.50 cumulative grade point average,
commendable scores on the new SAT or ACT (an 1800 on the new SAT
or a 28 on the ACT are the minimum scores considered for Early
Admission), a positive recommendation from the student’s high
school, and a certification of eligibility for a high school
diploma. A personal interview with the SU Office of Admissions
is required. |
