Traditional Admissions
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Students who have earned a high school diploma or an equivalent credential and have not taken any college courses after completion of high school or received an equivalent credential are considered new freshmen. Students who have taken college classes for dual-high school credit or during the summer while enrolled in high school are considered first-time freshmen. |
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Transfer students are individuals who have earned a high school diploma or an equivalent credential and have subsequently attended a college or university in a full-time or part-time status during a regular semester. Students who have completed fewer than 24 college credit hours, while still considered transfers, are required to submit materials in addition to their college transcripts.
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Former Anderson University students are those individuals who have previously attended Anderson University on a full- or part-time basis after they graduated from high school or earned an equivalent credential, even if they have since taken classes at other colleges or universities. Students who took dual-credit classes at Anderson while in high school are not considered Former students.
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Special applicants are students who are applying to Anderson’s traditional daytime program but are pursuing a non-traditional enrollment status or are enrolling in a non-traditional term. Common examples of Special applicants include, but are not limited to, Transient students, Concurrent (dual-enrollment) students, Summer School students, Teacher Certification students, and Auditing students.
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Planning to Attend Anderson?
If you have already applied and been accepted to Anderson, and you're ready to commit to attending, download the Enrollment Confirmation Form below to send to the Admissions Office with your Enrollment Confirmation Fee:
Enrollment Confirmation Form (send with $250 deposit)