Each applicant for admission to Ashland University is considered on individual merit. Each applicant's record is reviewed for academic achievement, aptitude and interest in order to admit those students who possess the ability and motivation to benefit from their enrollment at Ashland University. All applications for admission should be submitted to the Office of Admission on forms supplied by Ashland University. Freshman applicants are encouraged to submit applications early in the senior year of high school. Ohio residents must provide results of the ninth grade proficiency tests.
Admission is based on all the information submitted by the applicant.
It is the applicant's responsibility to see that complete information has been provided to the Office of Admission. Considerations for Admission To be considered for admission, the applicant must have graduated from a high school accredited by a regional accrediting agency or by a state department of education and have a record indicating a likelihood of success at Ashland University. The quality of the academic record is shown by an applicant's grades, class standing and schedule of courses taken. A well-prepared candidate will have four units of English, three units of social studies, three units of science, three units of mathematics and two units of foreign language. The results of the SAT or the ACT serve as additional indicators of academic aptitude.