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Freshman Admissions Who is a Freshman Applicant? Most students enter Montclair State University as freshmen after graduating from high school. If you have not attended another accredited college or university, you should apply as a Freshman. (Note: This does not apply to high school students who have taken courses at a college or university as part of their high school coursework.) Freshman Application Requirements In order to be considered for Freshman admission to Montclair State University, you will need to submit:
Additionally, if you are applying for any of the programs in the College of the Arts (such as Fine Arts, Music, Theatre, Dance, Communication Studies, or Broadcasting), you are required to complete an interview, audition, or portfolio review in order to be considered for admission into these programs. However, if you are applying for Fashion Studies or Art History, no interview, audition, or portfolio review is required. You will receive information about scheduling an interview, audition, or portfolio review once your application for admission is received. Please note that admission to Montclair State University does not guarantee acceptance into the program of your choice. Please send all materials to: Office of Undergraduate Admissions Montclair State University 1 Normal Avenue Montclair, NJ 07043 Important information: Application Deadlines: Fall 2008 (September enrollment): Extended to April 1st Spring 2009 (January enrollment):November 15th Freshman Admission Standards Montclair State University considers a number of factors during the admission process. These factors include the rigor of high school curriculum, the overall grade point average (GPA), standardized test scores, and additional factors that contribute to successful degree attainment. These standards are subject to change depending on the demand for programs and the number of students that can be accommodated. In preparation for the academic rigor of Montclair State University, you should have followed a challenging high school curriculum. As a Freshman Applicant, you are required to have completed the following high school courses with satisfactory grades:
We review each application individually; however, when considering an applicant for Freshman Admission, certain minimum standards are followed. Strong candidates for admission generally meet the following criteria:
Education Opportunity Fund (EOF) Admission Who is an EOF Applicant? The Education Opportunity Fund (EOF) program at Montclair State University extends an opportunity for admission to students who show potential for academic success, yet lack the educational and financial resources to gain admission to the University. Provided you meet the criteria, you can be an EOF student as a Freshman or a Transfer applicant, depending on your particular academic background. EOF Application Requirements As an EOF Freshman Applicant, you must apply for the Fall semester. EOF Transfer Students may apply for either the Fall or Spring semester. In order to be considered for EOF admission to Montclair State University, you will need to submit: EOF Freshmen:
EOF Transfer Students: Follow the Transfer Application Requirements and have your current institution submit a “Transfer of Aid” form, establishing your eligibility for the program. Please note that in order to be an EOF Transfer Student at Montclair State University, you must be an EOF student at your current institution. Transfer Admissions Who is a Transfer Student? A Transfer Student is anyone who has been enrolled in an accredited college or university after graduating from high school. Even if you withdrew from the institution and received no credit, you should still complete the application for Transfer Admission. Transfer Application Requirements In order to be considered for Transfer admission to Montclair State University, you will need to submit:
Additionally, if you are applying for any of the programs in the College of the Arts (such as Fine Arts, Music, Theatre, Dance, Communication Studies, or Broadcasting), you are required to complete an interview, audition, or portfolio review in order to be considered for admission into these programs. However, if you are applying for Fashion Studies or Art History, no interview, audition, or portfolio review is required. Please note: BFA Musical Theatre & BFA Acting auditions are conducted for the Fall semester only. Please send all materials to: Office of Undergraduate Admissions Montclair State University 1 Normal Avenue Montclair, NJ 07043 Important information: Application Deadlines: Spring 2008 (January enrollment): December 4th Fall 2008 (September enrollment): June 15th Transfer Admissions Standards In order to be considered for admission as a Transfer Applicant, you should have achieved an overall GPA of 2.5 from a regionally accredited college or university. If you have attended more than one college or university, the cumulative GPA from all schools will be considered. We will also consider additional information, including the academic rigor of the coursework you have completed. In addition to our general Transfer Admissions Standards, certain programs have their own specific standards for admission. These programs include: College of Humanities & Social Sciences
Who is an NJ STARS II Transfer Applicant? Students eligible for admission to Montclair State University as an NJ STARS II Transfer Applicant are those who are already enrolled in the NJ STARS I Program at a New Jersey Community College. You are an NJ STARS II Transfer Applicant if you meet the eligibility requirements in accordance with the law. To learn more about NJ STARS I and II, visit http://www.njstars.net/ NJ STARS II Transfer Application Requirements In order to be considered for admission to Montclair State University as an NJ STARS II Transfer Applicant, you must submit:
NJ STARS II Transfer Admission Standards To be eligible for admission as an NJ STARS II Transfer Applicant, you must be eligible for NJ STARS II in accordance with the law. In addition to our general Transfer Admissions Standards, certain programs have their own specific standards for admission. For a complete listing of programs with specific standards for admission, please see the Transfer Admission Standards. Visiting Student Admission Who is a Visiting Student Applicant? If you are an undergraduate student (i.e. you have not been awarded a bachelor’s degree) who is currently enrolled and in good academic standing at a regionally accredited college or university, you are eligible to enroll as a Visiting Student. Enrollment as an undergraduate Visiting Student is a temporary status that Montclair State University makes available to students who are matriculated at other institutions. Visiting Student Application Requirements In order to be considered for admission to Montclair State University as Visiting Student Applicant, you must submit:
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Information for Visiting Student Applicants: Registering For Classes: If your application status is listed online as "QA" then your application has been processed. You may then register for classes two weeks prior to the start by logging in to student services.
As an Adult Student Applicant, your application will be considered based on a holistic review of the required credentials. In order for the Office of Undergraduate Admission to make an informed decision on your admissibility, you should submit the following credentials in support of your application:
International Student Admission Who is an International Student Applicant? An International Student Applicant is someone who requires an F-1 student visa to enter the United States or is currently studying in the United States on an F-1 or J-1 visa. More information on obtaining a visa and additional services for international students can be found through our Global Education Center: http://www.montclair.edu/international/prospectivemain.htm International Student Application Requirements In order to be considered for admission to Montclair State University as an International Student Applicant, you must submit:
International Student Admission Standards International students should have similar academic preparation as indicated in the Freshman and Transfer Student admissions standards. In addition, demonstrated English language competency is required for admission. Non-Degree Admission Who is a Non-Degree Applicant? You are a Non-Degree Applicant if you are not interested in pursuing an undergraduate degree but are interested in taking one or two credit bearing courses. To qualify for Non-Degree admission, you must have received a high school diploma or its equivalency at least 2 years prior to you submitting your application. Non-Degree Application Requirements In order to be considered for admission to Montclair State University as a Non-Degree Applicant, you must:
Office of Undergraduate Admissions Montclair State University 1 Normal Avenue Montclair, NJ 07043 Important Information for Non-Degree Applicants Admission to the non-degree classification does not guarantee acceptance into a Montclair State University undergraduate degree program. A maximum of 12 credits may be applied toward the degree if you should choose to matriculate. As a Non-Degree student, you are not eligible for credit evaluations or academic advising. A Non-Degree application is valid for one semester only. If you wish to retain Non-degree status for more than one semester, you must resubmit the Non-Degree application. Second Bachelor’s Admissions Who is a Second Bachelor’s Applicant? If you have already receive a Bachelor’s degree and your interests or goals have shifted, you may pursue a Second Bachelor’s degree at Montclair State University. Second Bachelor’s Application Requirements Second Bachelor degrees are not available in Teacher Education or Business Administration programs. In order to be considered for admission to Montclair State University as a Second Bachelor’s Applicant, you must submit:
Second Bachelor’s Admission Standards In order to be considered for admission as a Second Bachelor’s Applicant, you should have completed a Bachelor’s degree at an accredited college or university with a minimum GPA of 2.5. Please note that certain degree programs at Montclair State University have specific standards for admission. For a complete listing of programs with specific standards, please reference the Transfer Admission Standards. Please note: Teacher Education programs and Business Administration are not available as Second Bachelor programs. Please see the Graduate School for information regarding coursework in these areas. Graduate Admission Who is a Graduate Applicant? You are a Graduate Applicant if you have completed a Bachelor’s degree at an accredited college or university. For more information about Graduate Admission, please visit the website for the Office of Graduate Admission and Support Services: http://www.montclair.edu/graduate/ |
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