Seeking Students Ready to Soar
- Early Action Deadline: December 1
- Regular Admission Deadline:
January 15
- SU Online Application
- Official High School Transcript
- Official SAT/ACT Scores
- Optional: Personal Statement & Letters Of Recommendation
Admission to Salisbury University is
granted to those applicants whose academic qualifications give
promise of future success in college. The evaluation of the
applicant's chances for academic success is the responsibility
of the Admissions Office, which foremost considers the
applicant's high school record. Leadership qualities, community
service, artistic talent, athletic talent, and diversity of
background (including cultural, experiential, and geographic
diversity) are additional factors used in the holistic review of
each applicant. A personal statement is recommended as a way for
the admissions selection committee to learn more about your own
distinct and unique qualities, talents, or attributes. Letters
of recommendation are not required to complete a student's file
for review but are encouraged.
Students planning to enter college are
encouraged to complete the college preparatory curriculum in
high school. Within the college preparatory curriculum, a
prospective student should have met the following minimum
requirements for admission: four credits in English; three
credits in the social sciences; two credits in laboratory-based
sciences; three credits in mathematics, including Algebra I and
II and geometry; and two years in a world language or technology
approved credit. Students with additional preparation in these
areas will be considered more competitive for admission. |