Important Deadlines

Summer and fall term freshmen

UNF considers applications from freshmen on a rolling basis starting each June. We recommend  applying early   for optimal financial aid, scholarships and housing preferences. Don't worry if you missed the early date — applications are reviewed through the year, and in many cases, we can return an admission decision within only a few weeks. 

Spring term freshmen  

Freshmen students seeking to start in the spring term should apply early — ideally before Oct. 31 — so we have sufficient time to review the application and supporting documents.

• These deadlines apply to undergraduate transfer students and degree-seeking post-baccalaureate students seeking admission to our on-campus programs.
• Unless otherwise noted, applications and all supporting documents and requirements (e.g. test scores, transcripts, etc.) must be received by the University by the deadline.
• Applications submitted by the deadline will be given priority while applications submitted after the posted deadline will be considered on a space-available basis.
• Some academic programs consider applications for specific semesters and have established specific deadlines. Those are listed below. If you are applying for one of these programs, your application and all supporting documents and requirements (e.g. transcripts, test scores, etc.) must be received by the posted deadline.
• Deadlines are subject to change.

*Online Cohort RN-BSN is offered on an 8-week modular schedule. The "1H" deadline is for the first module for each semester, and the "2H" deadline is for the second module for each semester. For information on additional dates and deadlines for the RN-BSN Bridge Online Program.

**Extended due to COVID-19. 

• Transient, dual enrollment, and other non-degree seeking students should apply by the deadlines posted below.
• Applications received by the deadline will be given priority while applications submitted after the deadline will be reviewed on a space-available basis.

*Deadlines are subject to change.

The Learning for a Lifetime (LFL) program was designed to promote the increasing desire for knowledge among experienced citizens of the First Coast community. The LFL program allows Florida senior citizen residents to audit college-level courses with tuition waived.