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Rowan's College of Engineering jumps to 12th place in U.S. News & World Report's 'Best Colleges' issue | more Kelley to host new WGLS-FM show focusing on extraordinary people | more Location & Contact Info. Office of Admissions Savitz Hall Phone: 877-RU-ROWAN admissions@rowan.edu About Applying to Rowan University To learn more about Rowan University and what a Rowan education can offer you, please use the links to your left or sign up to become a Rowan VIP. Should you have further questions, Admissions counselors and staff are glad to help. Please call 856.256.4200 or 877.RU.ROWAN (877.787.6926). The Office of Undergraduate Admissions is located in Savitz Hall on the second floor. Office hours are 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday.
Application Deadlines
Application fee: $50 FRESHMEN ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS The Admissions Office carefully considers each application it receives and selects candidates who will be academically successful, contribute to student life on campus and benefit most from the Rowan experience. Admission decisions are based on the strength and quality of your high school record, SAT or ACT scores, class rank, letters of recommendation and projected ability to complete a degree program. Extracurricular activities and employment experiences are also considered. An interview is not required except in early admission decisions (students wishing to enter after their junior year of high school). You must submit your SAT (or ACT) scores as part of your application. The CEEB code for Rowan is 2515. High School Preparation 4 units - English *Engineering applicants should have 3 units of laboratory science including physics and chemistry and 4 units of college prep. math including precalculus. Calculus is strongly recommended. TRANSFER STUDENT ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Admission to Rowan University as a transfer student is competitive. Any applicant who has completed 12 or more college credits at another institution is considered a transfer student. Students seeking a second bachelor's degree are also considered transfer students, whether they graduated from Rowan or another institution. Most programs require a minimum 2.5 GPA for admission. However, a 2.5 GPA does not guarantee admission due to competition for available openings. Students currently enrolled in a New Jersey community college should complete their associate's degree. Transfer applicants with less than 24 credits completed at the time of application must submit their high school transcript and SAT scores. These applicants are evaluated using the freshman admission standards and college transcripts. Admission decisions for transfer applicants who've attended college more than five years ago are based on motivation, life experiences, career advancement and college transcripts. Transfer students offered admission will receive a credit evaluation by the registrar and the academic department. Once that evaluation is completed, an adviser will answer questions about transferring credits from another institution to the University. Application and financial aid deadlines for transfer students are the same as freshmen application deadlines.
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