First Year Application Office of Undergraduate Admissions 2025

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If you havent yet attended college, select first-year student If you have college credits from dual enrollment high school courses, you should still select first-year student If you have already attended 1 or more colleges after graduating high school, select transfer student.
Beginning Your Application You may apply for admission as a first-year if you meet the following criteria: Youre currently in high school. Or, youve already graduated from high school, but havent yet enrolled in a regular session at a college or university.
While undergraduate admissions focus on admitting high school students into bachelors degree programs, graduate admissions are for those who have completed their bachelors degree and want to pursue further, more specialized education, such as a masters or doctoral degree.
If you have questions about requirements for your college of interest, please email admission@newschool.edu to be connected to a member of our undergraduate team.
First-year domestic applicants are those who will complete high school by the end of the current academic year and hold one of the following citizenship or residency statuses: U.S. citizenship. Permanent Residency. DACA.
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Youre a first-year (or freshman) applicant if youre currently in high school, OR youve graduated from high school, but havent yet enrolled in a regular session (fall, winter, spring) at a college or university.
At college or university, freshman denotes students in their first year of study. The grade designations of high school are not used, but the terms sophomore, junior, and senior are kept at most schools. Some colleges, including historically womens colleges, do not use the term freshman but use first year, instead.

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