The following information is presented to help answer direct questions on admissibility but should not discourage potential applicants. The University s broad resources can often help students who need extra advising and support coursework to give them the necessary tools for success. Roosevelt University recognizes certain advanced standing credits, such as AP, CLEP and proficiency exams, as well as transfer credit from other regionally accredited institutions. Permanent residents and refugees complete the same application for admission as would U.S. citizens. All non-immigrant or international students must submit an Application for International Undergraduate Admission and necessary documentation to comply with U.S. Department of Immigration and Naturalization requirements.
Some programs have requirements such as auditions or interviews.
Other programs require that prerequisite coursework be taken before consideration for entrance to a major. Students should read carefully the sections of this catalog which pertain to their interests to make sure they are fully aware of all admission requirements. Please contact either the program or college office or the Office of Admission with any questions. For Further Information Each campus has comprehensive admission and financial aid services. Counselors can answer questions regarding application procedures, transfer credits, the Roosevelt University Assessment, class scheduling and university life.