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Apply to UIC - Undergrad

How to Apply - Deadlines - Requirements - Student Type

How to Apply

Apply online:

First Year & Transfer - Fall 2013 - Common App
Readmit - Fall 2013
Transfer - Spring 2013
Step by Step Instructions
Note: there are special instructions for how to apply as a transfer student in Elementary Education or Nursing.

Requirements

Consult the Admission Requirements for a list of individual requirements. Please note that some majors require the submission of supplemental materials. Checking your major requirements is highly recommended.

First Year applicants are responsible for providing high school transcripts and ACT/SAT scores. UIC ACT test code is 1155. UIC SAT test code is 1851.

All required documents for admissions should be sent to:

Office of Admissions (MC 018)
University of Illinois at Chicago
Box 5220
Chicago, Illinois 60680-5220

Deadlines

Check the undergraduate application deadlines for the term to which you are applying.

Please note - Second Bachelor's Degree candidates should apply online as transfer students using the Common Application. In the essay sections, an explanation of your previous academic history and intention to seek a second degree should be noted.

Student Type

What Student Type are you?

First Year - Currently attending high school or have graduated from high school and have never attended a college or university. *Dec/Jan high school graduates who take college courses in the spring semester immediately following graduation may still apply as a first year (more info).
Transfer - Student who has previously enrolled in a college and/or university post high school graduation (more info).
Readmit - Individual who has previously enrolled as an undergraduate, degree-seeking student at UIC. *Students who left the univeristy on "good standing" will only need to reapply if he/she has not registered for two or more semesters (more info).
Second Bachelor - Any student who has graduated from a 4yr institution and wishes to enroll at UIC as a degree-seeking student (more info).
Non-degree - Student who does not want to enroll in a degree seeking program but wants to take course(s) for credit.