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Applying for Admission

All students interested in pursuing a degree program at La Salle University must file an application for admission. You may apply using the paper application, electronically at www.lasalle.edu, or through The Common Application. La Salle has no preference as to the method used to apply.

Note 1: If applying electronically, please download the Academic Recommendation Form and give it to the appropriate individual to submit via surface mail.

Note 2: If applying electronically, please forward your essay by surface mail or e-mail. The application fee is waived.

All material sent in support of your application should be sent to:

La Salle University Office of Admission

900 West Olney Avenue Philadelphia, PA 94

[email protected]

Required Documents

• The completed application and essay

• $35 application fee* (waived for La Salle’s electronic application and The Common Application online)

• An Academic Recommendation completed by an instructor or counselor

• Official high school transcripts

• Official results of the SAT I or ACT Transfer Candidates

• The completed application and essay

• $35 application fee* (waived for La Salle’s electronic application and The Common Application online)

• At least one letter of recommendation completed by an instructor or counselor

• Official transcripts from all colleges attended, whether or not credit was earned

• Transfer candidates having accumulated fewer than 30 college credit hours must submit an official high school transcript showing graduation date OR an official copy of the GED certificate

• Official results of the SAT I or ACT (may be waived for students with more than 30 transferable credit hours)

International Candidates

• The completed application and essay

• $35 application fee* (waived for La Salle’s electronic application and The Common Application online)

• An Academic Recommendation completed by an instructor or counselor

• Official transcripts (with certified English translations) showing all secondary and post-secondary courses and grades

• “O” and “A” levels (or other national examination results), if applicable

• Official results of the TOEFL

• The Certificate of Financial Responsibility, certified by a bank official

The application, essay, and fee should be submitted in one envelope.

Official supporting documents may be included if the envelope is sealed by a school official.

Please note: Unofficial transcripts and score reports will not be reviewed by the Committee on Admission.

*Application Fee Waiver: The $35 application fee may be waived for eligible students. La Salle requires an official fee waiver signed by a counselor or adviser.

Important Freshman Dates

November 15—Early Action Deadline

All students who apply by this date will be reviewed and notified of a decision by December 5. After this deadline, the Committee on Admission reviews applications on a continual basis. Applicants receive a decision approximately four weeks from the time the application is complete.

January 15—Scholarship Applications Due

Applications for the Christian Brothers and Community Service scholarships are due by this date. Founder’s Scholarships do not require a separate application.

April 1—Regular Application Deadline

Applications received after this date will be reviewed on a space- available basis.

May 1—National Candidates’ Reply Date

Admitted applicants must reserve their place in the class by forwarding the appropriate deposit, which is non-refundable, by this date.

Important Transfer Dates

December 15—Spring Semester Application Deadline May 1—Priority Transfer Deadline

Applications received by this date will be considered for Founder’s Scholarships.

August 1—Transfer Application Deadline Applications received after this date will be considered on a space-available basis.

Financial Aid Deadlines

Please Note: La Salle’s FAFSA Code is 003287.

February 15—Financial Aid Application Deadline Freshman and Transfer applicants wishing to be considered for need- based financial aid must submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by this date. Applications received after this date will be considered for University aid if funds are available.

April 1—Financial Aid Notification Date Students who have been admitted to the University, and whose applications for financial aid are complete, will receive their financial aid award no later than April .

Please type or print legibly in ink

Name

Last First Middle

Social Security Number Preferred Name or Nickname

Date of Birth Birthplace E-mail Address

Instant Message Screen Name Service Used (AOL/AIM, Yahoo, MSN, etc.)

Home Telephone Cell Phone

Mailing Address

Address

City State Zip Country

Permanent Address (If different from mailing address) Address

City State Zip Country

Please make the following selections

m Fall 20 or m Spring 20 m Resident or m Commuter m Freshman or m Transfer m Male or m Female

I previously applied to La Salle University in

Citizenship

Are you a U.S. citizen? m Yes or m No or Permanent Resident? m Yes or m No If no, country of citizenship

Native language If in U.S. Visa Type Visa No.

Family Background

Father ss# (required for federal tax credit)

Address

City State Zip Country

Occupation/Position Employer

Work Phone Home Phone E-mail Address

Education Level Colleges Attended Degree/Year

Mother ss# (required for federal tax credit)

Address

City State Zip Country

Occupation/Position Employer

Work Phone Home Phone E-mail Address

Education Level Colleges Attended Degree/Year

Please list the names of any relatives who have attended La Salle University

Name/Relationship Dates Attended/Degree Awarded

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Last High School Attended/City/State m Public m Parochial m Independent High School CEEB code Graduation Date

Address

High School Counselor Telephone

Other High School(s) Attended Years

Transfer Applicants (You are required to list all colleges attended, whether or not credit was earned.)

College Previously Attended/City/State Dates Degree/No. of Credits Earned

College Previously Attended/City/State Dates Degree/No. of Credits Earned

All Applicants

List the dates when you have taken or will take the SAT I, SAT II, ACT, or TOEFL:

SAT I or II ACT

TOEFL

Have you taken or will you take college-level courses for high school credit (including AP/IB or concurrent enrollment)? m Yes m No

Courses in Progress—All Applicants

(include honors or AP designations and indicate current grades if available)

Fall Semester

Spring Semester

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Please select your intended major from below and write it in this space.

If you are interested in additional majors, please list in order of preference below.

AcADeMIc AnD cAReeR exPLoRATIon PRogRAM (for students who are undecided about a major):

Undecided Probably Liberal Arts Probably Business Probably Science

MULTIDIScIPLInARY PRogRAMS:

Digital Arts and Multimedia Design (DArt) Information Technology Integrated Science, Business andTechnology (ISBT) LIBeRAL ARTS PRogRAMS:

American Studies Elementary and Special Education Italian Russian

Art History English Latin Secondary Education*

Communication French Philosophy Social Work

Criminal Justice German Political Science Sociology

Economics Greek Public Administration Spanish

Economics and International Studies History Religion

* Include one of the subject areas in the Liberal Arts or Science and Mathematics Programs also ScIence, nURSIng, AnD MATHeMATIcS:

Biology Environmental Science Geology Nutrition

Biochemistry • Biology concentration Health Science Psychology

Chemistry • Chemistry concentration Mathematics Speech-Language Pathology

Computer Science • Geology concentration Nursing and Audiology (5-year M.S.)

BUSIneSS ADMInISTRATIon PRogRAMS:

4-Year Accounting/MBA program Finance Management Information Systems

Accounting Management* Marketing

* Management majors are required to double-major or minor in Risk Management and Insurance.

PRogRAMS WITH THoMAS JeFFeRSon UnIveRSITY:

Medical Technology Occupational Therapy

InTeReSTS In ADDITIon To MAJoR SeLecTeD ABove (please check off accordingly):

m Pre-Dentistry m Pre-Law m Pre-Medicine m Pre-Veterinary m Air Force ROTC m Army ROTC

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Please list all of your extracurricular, community, and individual activities in order of their importance to you.

Attach an extra sheet of paper if necessary.

Activity or organization Description/Years involved/Hours per week Plan to participate at La Salle?

m Yes m No

m Yes m No

m Yes m No

m Yes m No

m Yes m No

m Yes m No

Please describe any positions held or honors received during high school or college.

Work Experience

employer Dates of employment (Mo./Yr.) Position Avg. Hours/Week

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La Salle seeks students from all racial and ethnic groups. If you wish to identify yourself as a member of a specific racial or ethnic group, please do so below.

m American Indian/Native American/Alaskan Native m Asian or Pacific Islander

m Black/African American m Hispanic/Latino

m Caucasian m Other

Religion: Military Status: m N/A m Veteran m Non-Veteran, Registered

Marital Status: m Single m Married m Other Spouse’s Name:

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For All Applicants (Freshman and Transfer)

On a separate piece of paper, please submit a personal statement of between 00 and 400 words discussing one of the following topics:

) How La Salle’s urban Philadelphia location will enhance your college experience

) An experience where you have exhibited one of the following Lasallian values:

a) A deep respect for each individual

b) In which your intellectual and spiritual development have gone hand and hand c) A passion for learning

3) Any special or extenuating circumstances you wish to discuss

Transfer students who have been out of school for more than one semester are encouraged to discuss how they have been spending their time.

Note: Essays can be sent via e-mail to [email protected].

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How did you first hear about La Salle University?

Please list the other colleges and universities to which you plan to apply:

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Do you intend to apply for Financial Aid? m Yes m No

All students wishing to apply for need-based financial aid must file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This form may be obtained from your high school office or from La Salle’s Student Financial Services Office (5.95.070). The FAFSA must be filed by February 15. Applications received after this date will be considered for University aid if funds are available. La Salle’s FAFSA Code is 003287.

Priority for awarding financial aid will be given to those students who have been accepted for admission by March 5.

If you previously attended one or more colleges, you must submit a financial aid transcript from each school before any awards can be made, regardless of whether or not you received financial assistance.

All applicants, please read the following and sign:

I understand that withholding information requested on this application or giving false information may make me ineligible for admission to La Salle University or subject to dismissal. With this in mind, I certify that the above statements are correct and complete to the best of my knowledge.

Signature Date

Office Use Only

Date Received Fee

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general Information

The Committee on Admission requires a Letter of Recommendation from a teacher, school counselor, or adviser.

Freshman Applicants

Complete Section I and submit the form to your school counselor or adviser. The counselor should fill out Sections II and III and forward this along with all official school transcripts and a school profile.

Transfer Applicants

In place of this form, please submit at least one Letter of Recommendation from a teacher, school counselor, or adviser.

International Applicants

An Academic Letter of Recommendation must be submitted in English.

An official translation should be included if necessary.

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Last First Middle

Social Security Number Address

City State Zip

Home Telephone Cell Phone

High School

Name CEEB Code

Address

City State Zip

Counselor’s Name Title

I recognize the confidential nature of this document and I m do m do not waive my right to access.

Student’s Signature Date

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Grading Scale: m 4.0 m 100 m Other Passing Grade is

Student’s GPA GPA includes (check all that apply):

m 9th Grade m 10th Grade m 11th Grade m 12th Grade

m Weighted m Unweighted

Student ranks in a class of m We do not rank

The student’s course selection at your high school is:

m Most Demanding m Demanding m Average m Below Average

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Please comment on the following items, which reference the student’s ability and character.

Attach additional pages if more space is needed. (A recommendation letter may replace Section III.)

Academic Ability:

Personal character:

Is the academic record of this student an accurate indication of the student’s ability? m Yes m No If not, please describe the circumstances.

counselor Statement:

Counselor’s Name Telephone

Counselor’s Signature Date

ADMISSIon AnD STUDenT FInAncIAL SeRvIceS 1900 West Olney Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19141-1199 800.328.1910 or 215.951.1500 [email protected]

www.lasalle.edu

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