Information for School Counselors
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Information for School Counselors

At The University of Scranton, we deeply value our partnerships with school counselors. This page serves as a hub for the tools, updates, and information you need to support your students throughout the college search and application process.

Please contact us with any questions by phone at 1-888-SCRANTON (1-888-727-2686) or by email at admissions@scranton.edu. We will be more than happy to help.

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  • What's New at Scranton?plus or minus

    Early Decision Option Now Offered at Scranton for 2026-2027

    Scranton now offers an Early Decision application option in addition to Early Action and regular decision applications. 

    Increased Merit Scholarships for 2026-2027

    Scranton has increased merit scholarships for first-year applicants. The updated amounts include: 

    - Dean's Scholarship: $33,000 average award
    - Loyola Scholarship: $31,500 average award
    - Faber Scholarship: $28,000 average award 

     

    Explore campus through our virtual tour 

    Over the past decade, Scranton's has invested $350+ million in new facilities and upgrades to existing facilities, including our newest academic building, Robert S. '68 and Marilyn A. Weiss Hall. This four-story, 90,000 square-foot space is where high-tech classrooms and labs bring Jesuit education to life. Learn more about Weiss Hall and our campus through our virtual tour. 

  • Helping Your Students Apply to Scrantonplus or minus

    Students may apply to The University of Scranton online through The Common Application at no cost. Scranton is a Common Application–exclusive institution. Click here for a brief overview of key application information..

     

  • Helping Your Students Afford Scrantonplus or minus

    Scranton offers a variety of financial aid programs recognizing academic achievement, demonstrated financial need, diversity, and ROTC service. Additional financing options may include federal and state assistance, work‑study opportunities, and installment payment plans. Learn more. 

  • Helping Your Students Visit Scrantonplus or minus

    Visiting campus helps students better understand what Scranton has to offer. Students may register for an on‑campus information session and tour or explore Scranton through our virtual tour. Visit options and registration details are available on our Visit Scranton page.

  • Helping Your Students Connect with USplus or minus

    Students may request additional information by connecting with US. For questions, they may contact the Office of Admissions by phone at 1‑888‑SCRANTON (1‑888‑727‑2686) or by email at admissions@scranton.edu. 

     

  • Helping Your Student Find Their Admissions Counselorplus or minus

    Our Admissions Counselors are available to support you, your students, and their families throughout the college search and application process. We encourage you to use your assigned admissions counselor as a resource whenever questions arise. Many of our admissions counselors are Scranton alumni and are able to share firsthand insight into the Scranton experience.

    If you would like to request a school visit or connect with a representative, please feel free to reach out. Use the link below to find your admissions counselor by ZIP code. Click here to search for your Admissions Counselor by zip code.

  • Academic & Honors Programsplus or minus

    Academic Programs

    Scranton offers a challenging, broad‑based academic experience. With 70 bachelor’s degree programs, 48 minors, and 38 concentrations and tracks across three undergraduate colleges—as well as doctoral programs in Business Administration, Physical Therapy, and Nursing Practice—students are encouraged to explore, grow, and discover their academic path. View Our Academics Programs.

    Honors Programs

    Do you work with students who enjoy pursuing their own research, thrive in discussion‑based courses, and demonstrate leadership? Scranton’s Honors Programs offer a distinctive academic experience marked by close faculty mentorship and meaningful engagement both in and beyond the classroom.. Learn more about our programs of excellence.

  • New Transfer Equivalency Self Service Toolplus or minus

    The Transfer Equivalency Self-Service (TESS) tool is designed to assist counselors and prospective students in evaluating how college, AP, and IB credits may be accepted at Scranton and applied toward a chosen academic program.

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