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Enrollment Management 2900 University Capitol Centre 201 S. Clinton St. Iowa City, IA 52242 319-335-3847 gradmail@uiowa.edu
The University of Iowa offers various scholarships each year to outstanding undergraduate students based on financial need, academic merit, or both. Merit-based scholarships from the Office of Admissions do not stack. If a student meets the minimum requirements for multiple awards, they will automatically be awarded the scholarship with the ...
Undergraduate Admissions. At Iowa, you get all the resources of a major research institution with an emphasis on personal connection and support. That means you can work directly with faculty members at the top of their fields. You can get hands-on experience and mentorship in every setting from a medical lab to a working, world-class ...
Accept our offer of admission. Pay our $325 acceptance fee as soon as possible. The deadline to accept admission and pay the acceptance fee is May 15. The fee must be paid before you can make Orientation reservations through your Admissions Profile in MyUI. The acceptance fee is refundable prior to May 1 for summer and fall applicants (prior to ...
New Graduate and Professional Students. The University of Iowa has a long-standing history of setting an example in higher education. We were the first coeducational public university in the United States and we were the first to establish the Master of Fine Arts. Our law, health care, and fine arts programs are continuously ranked among the ...
Summer Session or Fall Semester Acceptance Deadline. First-year students at Iowa enroll in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences, Engineering, Business, Nursing, Public Health, or Education. See below for specific requirements for these and other UI colleges that admit undergraduates.
We will send you a letter stating one of the following decisions: Admitted —Congratulations! You have been admitted to the University of Iowa. Your admission notification letter will include residence hall housing information, an Acceptance Form, and other enrollment information. Deferred —You have not been admitted after our first review.
