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Admissions Process
We recommend that you submit your
application early in your senior year.
Any applications received late in the
senior year will be evaluated on a
space-available basis.
Candidates for admission must be
graduates of an approved secondary
school or must have completed the
GED with a score of 660 (minimum of
165 in each section). Your academic
course selection, grades, guidance
counselor recommendation, additional
recommendation letters, personal
statement and SAT/ACT (for required
academic programs) will be carefully
reviewed. Distribution of units varies
based on chosen major. All students must
have four units of English. The remainder
of units are to be comprised of Social
Sciences, Foreign Language,
Mathematics and Science.
High school students should submit the
following:
• Gannon University Admissions
Application (pages 5-6) or Online
Application (www.gannon.edu/apply)
• An official high school transcript and
Gannon University Student Transcript
Request Form, including guidance
counselor recommendation (pages 7-8)
• Official SAT or ACT score report; scores
reported on a high school transcript
are also acceptable. Scores are required
for all academic programs associated
with professional school partnerships.
• Official college transcripts for courses
taken while in high school
• Free Application for Federal Student
Aid (FAFSA) regardless of family
income level in order to be considered
for every available resource. Prior
to completing the FAFSA, you may
choose to get an early estimate of aid
and costs by completing our Net Price
Calculator (NPC) at https://gannon.
studentaidcalculator.com/survey.aspx
Apply Online
If you prefer, you can submit your
Admissions Application electronically at
www.gannon.edu/apply. If you choose
to do so, please complete the following:
• Use the enclosed Student Transcript
Request Form to request transcripts
from your high school
• SAT/ACT score report (required for
applicants pursuing professional school
partnership programs)
• Official college transcripts for
courses taken while in high school
• Submit your Free Application for
Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). You
may also choose to complete our Net
Price Calculator at https://gannon.
studentaidcalculator.com/survey.aspx
Financial Aid Process
First, receive an early estimate of aid
and cost by completing the Net Price
Calculator (NPC) at https://gannon.
studentaidcalculator.com/survey.
Second, file the Free Application for
Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form at
https://studentaid.gov. We recommend you
submit this form online as soon as possible
after October 1. All requests from the
Financial Aid Office for information
should be returned promptly.
Application Deadlines
Gannon University processes admissions
decisions on a rolling basis for most majors.
The Physician Assistant program has a
Nov. 15 application deadline (see next
page).
Some programs have limited enrollment.
You are encouraged to apply as soon
as possible in your senior year. These
programs are indicated by asterisks
on the next page.
GANNON UNIVERSITY
Enrollment Instructions