High School Courses:
Candidates for admission the University of Evansville are expected to have studied a rigorous college preparatory curriculum, which includes these subjects, at the minimum:
- English, Literature and Composition - four years
- Algebra - two years
- Geometry - one year
- Laboratory Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics) - two years
- Social Sciences (History, Psychology, Sociology) - two years
These courses are recommended, but not required for admission consideration:
- Foreign Language - two years
- Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, or Calculus
- Physics
We recommend that students take as difficult a schedule as they are able to complete successfully. Our admission and scholarship policies give strong preferences to students who have challenged themselves beyond the minimum courses outlined above.
SAT I/ACT:
Students applying for admission to the University of Evansville’s Fall 2009 freshman class will be required to submit results from either the ACT Assessment with the ACT Writing Test or the new SAT-I (critical reading, math, and writing).
Because this is a transitional period, UE will still give full admission consideration to applicants who have taken the SAT-I without the writing section or the ACT without the Writing Test. However, before enrolling at UE, these students will need to either:
(1) Take a subsequent SAT-I or ACT Assessment with the ACT Writing Test, or
(2) Participate in a writing assessment during UE’s Summer Orientation and Academic Registration (SOAR). These students will be charged a participation fee for taking part in the SOAR writing assessment.
Guidance Counselor Evaluation Form:
The counselor is asked to comment about the applicant with regard to time management, motivation, honesty, and maturity.
Application Essay Policy:
Physical therapy and physical therapist assistant applicants only.
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Physical therapy and physical therapist assistant applicants should respond to the following:
The American Physical Therapy Association embraces as its core values accountability, altruism, compassion and caring, excellence, integrity, professional duty, and social responsibility. Consider your experiences with physical therapy; choose one experience and explain what you observed and how you believe these core values were demonstrated.
Application Deadlines:
The University of Evansville has two application deadlines*. The early action deadline is December 1. If you apply on or before December 1, your admission and scholarship decision will be mailed no later than December 15.
The regular notification deadline is February 2, and decisions on admission and scholarship will be mailed no later than February 16. Once you have been admitted, you must reserve your space in the freshman class by submitting a $300 nonrefundable admission deposit by May 1.
*Students interested in the physical therapy direct entry program must have a combined critical reading and mathematics SAT-I score of at least 1200 or an ACT score of at least 26, and submit a completed Application for Admission and Scholarship to UE by November 1, 2008. Click here for additional information on the physical therapy direct entry program.
Applying for Admission:
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Instructions for completing the online Application for Admission and Scholarships:
- Complete the online application
- When your electronic application is received, we will send you a confirmation e-mail.
- Submit SAT or ACT scores, an offical high school transcript, a guidance counselor recommendation form, and your application fee to the University of Evansville.
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Instructions for completing the paper application:
- Call the Office of Admission toll free at 800-423-8633 or 812-488-2468 if you need a hard copy of the application.
- Complete all parts of the application.
- Submit SAT or ACT scores, an offical high school transcript, a guidance counselor recommendation form, and your application fee to the University of Evansville.
Questions regarding admission requirements may be submitted via e-mail to admission@evansville.edu.