Admission decisions are not made until applications are complete. Notification of admission decisions are made on a rolling basis. Admission Requirements Admission to UMD does not necessarily mean admission to a specific program, because some departments have more stringent requirements for degree candidacy than for initial admission to a college unit. Students should refer to the Colleges and Schools section for further information. No Previous College Work Students with no previous college work are admitted if their high school rank is at or above the 65th percentile, they have submitted results from the ACT or SAT, and they have met all University course preparation requirements.
Admission is contingent upon completion of high school diploma requirements.
Students with a high school rank below the 65th percentile are required to participate in an academic assessment process as part of their first registration. This assessment will identify areas in which improvement may be needed to assure a successful college experience. Enrollment in Supportive Services Program skills courses, some of which are for non-degree credit, may be recommended or required. For more information, see the Educational, Service, and Research Centers section. Dismissed and Non-Degree Seeking Students University College Duluth Academically dismissed students may register for courses through University College Duluth after completion of the registration queue.