Undergraduate Admission Requirements

An individual currently attending or who has completed a high school degree or its equivalent. These individuals may have completed fewer than 15 transferrable college credit hours.

• Complete the online application
• Submit official transcripts from all previously attended academic institutions (high school, GED, community college, college, or university). Coursework completed outside the U.S. requires a Foreign Credential Evaluation to be submitted.
• English Language Proficiency: All international students and individuals who completed a degree program outside the United States are required to meet this requirement.
• Submit official ACT or SAT scores. The respective testing codes are as follows:
  • ACT school code: 1124
  • SAT school code: 1666

Though not initially required, a personal statement, essay, or letters of recommendation may be requested after initial review of your application.

Please see material submission instructions below.

An individual who has completed a high school degree or its equivalent and has completed 15 or more transferable college credit hours.

• Complete the online application
• Submit official transcripts from all previously attended academic institutions (high school, GED, community college, college, or university). Coursework completed outside the U.S. requires Foreign Credential Evaluation to be submitted.
• English Language Proficiency: All international students and individuals who completed a degree program outside the United States are required to meet this requirement.

Though not initially required, a personal statement, essay, or letters of recommendation may be requested after initial review of your application.

Please see material submission instructions below.

An individual who is pursuing one of Roosevelt’s adult-focused bachelor’s degree programs within the College of Professional Studies. These programs are intended for individuals 22 years of age and older. 

• Complete the online application
• Submit official transcripts from all previously attended academic institutions (high school, GED, community college, college, or university). Coursework completed outside the U.S. requires a Foreign Credential Evaluation to be submitted.
• English Language Proficiency: All international students and individuals who completed a degree program outside the United States are required to meet this requirement.

Though not initially required, a personal statement, essay, or letters of recommendation may be requested after initial review of your application.

Please see material submission instructions below.

Advanced Placement (AP) Equivalency Guide and Policy

Students may receive college credit if they have successfully completed AP exams with the minimum score indicated for the subject below; the grade earned is “Pass”. Freshman students must submit official score reports from the College Board to the Office of Admission.

Please note: A maximum of 30 semester hours of prior learning transfer credit may be awarded including American Council on Education (ACE), Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB), College Level Examination Program (CLEP), and Military credit per ACE recommendations.

International Baccalaureate (IB) Equivalency Guide and Policy

Students may receive college credit if they have successfully completed an IB exam with the minimum score indicated by subject and level in the table below; the grade earned is “Pass”. Freshman students must submit official score reports from the International Baccalaureate to the Office of Admission.

Please note: A maximum of 30 semester hours of prior learning transfer credit may be awarded including American Council on Education (ACE), Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB), College Level Examination Program (CLEP), and military credit per ACE recommendations.

IB Course/Exam Levels are SL = Standard level; HL = Higher Level

Group I: Languages

Group II: Individuals and Societies

Group III: Experimental Sciences

Group IV: Mathematics & Computer Sciences

Group V: The Arts

A student-at-large is a student who meets a program's admission requirements and wishes to pursue a limited course of study, rather than a bachelor's degree. Enrollment as a student-at-large is dependent upon the approval of the academic program.

Complete the Student-At-Large application to begin the admission process and return to the Office of the Registrar.

Undergraduate students who have not enrolled for three consecutive semesters (excluding the summer) must submit a Readmission Application to the Office of the Admission.

The Office of Admission will manage the readmission process in partnership with the advising office. When program requirements have changed, requirements in effect at the time of readmission apply. If a student was previously placed on academic probation or suspended, additional action will be required.

Submit all application materials to:

Roosevelt University
Office of Admission Processing
1400 N. Roosevelt Blvd.
Schaumburg, IL 60173
OR
admissionforms@roosevelt.edu