Admissions and Financial Aid

Admission as a first-time, full-time undergraduate student to The University of Findlay requires an earned diploma from an accredited high school in a college preparatory course of study or a GED certificate. Candidates for admission should successfully complete a minimum in the following areas:

English- 4 units
Mathematics- 3 units
Social science- 2 units
Foreign language- 2 units

In addition, all candidates must submit the results of either the American College Testing Program (ACT) or the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). Other indicators of academic and personal success may also be considered. Letters of recommendation, the secondary school report, an essay, or campus visit may be required for some candidates.

Application for admission deadline

Students who intend to major in equestrian studies or pre-veterinary medicine are encouraged to complete the application as early as possible, due to limited space available in these programs. The application deadline for fall semester is Aug. 15, and for the spring semester the deadline is Dec. 15.

Financial Aid

2005-2006 $28,888 ($20,796 tuition). 87% of students receive some financial aid.

UF Athletic Scholarship: Contact the coaching staff for each sport.

Business Affiliates: Awarded by University Colleagues Advisory Board to returning students.

UF Music and Theatre Scholarship: Awarded by faculty in the College of Liberal Arts.

Dean’s Scholarship: $8,500. Based on student’s GPA and SAT/ACT score when first admitted.

President’s Scholarship: $10,000. Based on student’s GPA and SAT/ACT score when first admitted.

Trustee’s Scholarship: $11,000. Based on student’s GPA and SAT/ACT score when first admitted.

Findlay Award: $7,000. The Office of Financial Aid determines based on the GPA and

the SAT/ACT scores of the student when first admitted.

Endowments

A list of general endowments can be found at http://www.findlay.edu/offices/ia/planned/endowment/endowments/general.html

For more information click Office of Admissions