Applicants for freshman status must present sixteen units of academic credit from high school. Usually students who rank in the top 50 percent of their classes and have maintained overall academic averages of C or better are encouraged to apply. The level of academic competition and the number of spaces available in the entering class influence the actual minimum requirements for admission. Official results of the SAT must be submitted by any applicant for freshman status. Financial Aid Old Dominion University offers financial assistance to qualified undergraduate students.
Aid is classified as either gift or self-help assistance.
Scholarships and grants are in the gift category. They are considered gifts because students have no obligation other than to enroll for the appropriate number of credit hours and to maintain satisfactory academic progress. The general types of aid for which undergraduate students may qualify are federal and state aid, work-study employment, university scholarships, and outside agency awards. All rights reserved.