Admitted students who do not enroll for the first semester into which they were admitted may enroll the next semester by completing the following steps:
If you decide not to attend the University after you have registered for the semester, you will be unable to defer your admission unless you properly withdraw from the classes. If the semester has already started and you have not properly withdrawn from your classes, you will be held responsible for a portion of your charges in accordance with the University refund schedule for that semester.
Click here to complete the online housing application. Housing assignments for January applicants will not be made until December.
Please understand that it may take up to three weeks to process your request for deferral. If your deferral is not approved, your deposit will be refunded.
January 15: to defer to the spring semester
August 1: to defer to the fall semester
Q: If I was awarded a scholarship, will I still be able to keep it?
A. Scholarships will be reviewed on an individual basis and may or may not be awarded
depending upon available funding.
Q. If I was awarded a financial aid package, will that remain the same?
A. Yes, if you were admitted for the fall semester and are deferring to the spring semester.
However, if you were admitted for the spring semester and are deferring to the fall, you will
need to file the FAFSA for the upcoming academic year.
Q: Will I be admitted for the same program?
A: In most cases yes, however, due to space limitations, students admitted to the following
programs are not eligible for deferral:
Also, if admission requirements for a particular major have changed since you were
admitted, your application will be reviewed again for this major.
Q: What if I need to delay my enrollment for a year?
A. Requests for deferral beyond one semester are generally granted only for students who
have encountered circumstances beyond their control which have prevented them from
attending (i.e. illness, accident, family tragedy, or military deployment). You must complete
the deferral request form and submit documentation regarding the reason for the deferral,
such as physician's orders or military orders). You must pay the enrollment deposit, which
will be refunded if the deferral is not approved.
Please note: there are no refunds on any deposits after May 1, 2013. Deposits for the spring semester are non-refundable.
It's easy to pay your enrollment and housing deposits online!
Merit scholarship for freshmen
Along with our student-led tours (approximately 90 minutes), you will see listings for Information Sessions (45 minutes), which are hosted by a member of the Admission staff. Information Sessions are followed immediately by a full tour of campus. We are unable to offer individual interviews.