UNF Application Deadlines

UNF considers applications on a rolling basis. We recommend applying early for optimal financial aid, scholarships, and housing preferences.

The deadlines below are listed for general admission to the University. Some academic programs consider applications for specific semesters and have established specific deadlines. Those are listed on the "Specific Programs" tab.

*Last day to submit an application for that term.

**Last day to submit application materials (e.g. transcripts, test scores, etc.). Materials must be received by the Office of Admissions by the posted deadline date.

UNF considers applications on a rolling basis. We recommend applying early for optimal financial aid, scholarships, and housing preferences.

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 requirement (e.g. transcripts, test scores, etc.) must be received by the posted deadline.

*This program does not accept applications for that term.

UNF considers applications on a rolling basis. The deadlines below are for early admission, non-degree seeking, and transient applicants whose parent institution is a private or non-Florida public college or university. 

*Last day to submit an application for that term.

**Last day to submit application materials (e.g. transcripts, test scores, etc.). Materials must be received by the Office of Admissions by the posted deadline date.

The deadlines below are for transient applicants whose parent institution is a Florida public college or university and who are applying through FloridaShines. 

*Your FloridaShines application must be received by UNF by the application deadline date.

Dual enrollment applications are only accepted for the spring and fall terms.

*Last day to submit an application for that term.

**Last day to submit application materials (e.g. transcripts, test scores, etc.). Materials must be received by the Office of Admissions by the posted deadline date.

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.

*Last day to submit an application for that term.

**Last day to submit your residency declaration to declare Florida residency for tuition purposes. View the Residency webpage for more information.

International students must adhere to a different application deadline to ensure the processing of their applications.

Application deadlines for graduate and doctoral programs are maintained by the Graduate School. Please visit the Graduate School website for additional information.