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Links to further details about the materials that are due are included with each component. First-year applicants First-year applicants are students who: are currently enrolled in high school or secondary school (even if you&＃8217;ve completed college credits while in high school) or have graduated from high school but have never enrolled full-time in an undergraduate degree seeking program and are applying to become a part of the class entering in fall 2025 Applications must be submitted by the deadlines indicated and must be received complete no later than the complete date indicated. 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Fall Transfer Applicants Spring Transfer Applicants Transfer application available Common Application Fall Transfer ApplicantsSep. 2 Spring Transfer ApplicantsSep. 2 FAFSA available Spring 2025 transfer applicants will submit the 2024-25 FAFSA. Fall 2025 transfer applicants will submit the 2025-26 FAFSA. Financial Aid Application Process Fall Transfer ApplicantsOct. 1 Spring Transfer ApplicantsAvailable now Common Application completed by Completing materials include College Transcript, High School Transcript, College Instructor Evaluation, College Report, and Portfolio (Art and Architecture applicants only) Application Process Fall Transfer ApplicantsMar. 3 Spring Transfer ApplicantsOct. 15 Financial assistance application complete by FAFSA, CSS Profile, and Noncustodial Parent Statement (if applicable) Apply for Financial Assistance Fall Transfer ApplicantsMar. 3 Spring Transfer ApplicantsNov. 1 Admissions and financial assistance decisions released by Fall Transfer ApplicantsMay 1 Spring Transfer ApplicantsNov. 15 Candidate reply date Fall Transfer ApplicantsMay 15 Spring Transfer ApplicantsNov. 30 International applicants International students are citizens or permanent residents of countries other than the United States who will be studying on a temporary visa. 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