Adult Undergraduate Application Information
Thank you for taking the time to apply to The University of Scranton. Please review the information below to determine which free, online application you should complete.
Please note curriculum is under revision and applications are not being currently accepted to the RN to BSN or LPN to BSN programs.
Please complete the Adult Freshman Application if the following apply:
- You are 24 years of age, or older, upon the first day of the entry term and you have not taken any college courses since graduating from high school
- You are applying for an Associate’s degree or Certificate program
Please complete the Adult Transfer Application if the following apply:
- You are 24 years of age, or older, upon the first day of the entry term and you have taken any college courses since graduating from high school, regardless if credit was granted
- You are applying for your first or second Bachelor's degree, Associate’s degree or a Certificate program
Please complete the Non-Degree-Seeking Application if:
- You want to take courses for Self-Improvement: Personal or Graduate School Prerequisites or Audit (credit/no credit)
- You want to take courses at Scranton as an undergraduate Visiting Student to transfer back to your home college.
When to Apply plus or minus
The Office of Admissions operates on a rolling admissions plan which processes applications on a continual basis as received. Candidates are informed of the admissions decision within two weeks after the completion of their files and receipt of supporting credentials.Scholarships & Financial Aid plus or minus
Adult students must complete the FAFSA to be reviewed by our Financial Aid Office for state grants, university grants, loans, work study, endowment scholarships and need-based aid. The University of Scranton school code (003384) should be marked on the college page.Academic Requirementsplus or minus
Admission to undergraduate programs is based on the applicant’s academic record, life experiences and motivation to continue education. Adult students who do not meet criteria for regular admission, but show promise and determination, may be considered for probationary acceptance. Probationary status limits the number of credits in the first semester. The status may be removed pending successful completion of a number of credits as deemed by the program of study and Dean.Dates & Deadlinesplus or minus
While adult applications are processed on a rolling basis and have no specific deadline, the Admissions Office recommends preferred deadlines as follows:
Fall semester: August 1
Spring semester: December 15Applications submitted after the preferred deadline dates are considered on a space available basis.