For Admitted Undergraduates

It’s time to make you an Arrow.

We’re honored you’re thinking about joining this community. As you weigh your options and make plans for your future at Ursuline, follow this simple checklist for an easy transition.

Step 1. Come to an Admitted student event. Sign up online here.

NOTICE:  ALL CAMPUS EVENTS HAVE BEEN CANCELLED THROUGH MAY 15.  BE SURE TO SIGN UP FOR ONE OF OUR VIRTUAL SESSIONS!

• Super Senior Visit Get to know what campus is like for current students by staying overnight in a residence hall, attending a class (or two), and enjoying lunch with students.
  
  
• Admitted Student Day Join us for a day tailored to you and your interests. Attend a mock class, meet with an Admission Counselor about your financial aid offer, and enjoy lunch on campus. Bring your questions and experience the personalized attention that makes Ursuline so special.
  
  
• Attend An Evening with Ursuline You've worked hard, now is your time to celebrate your accomplishments! Admitted students and their families are invited to dine with current students, faculty, & staff from all areas of campus. After dinner join us for mocktails and desserts to celebrate!  

Step 2. File your FAFSA.

Step 3. Reply and Submit your Deposit

Reply to our offer of admission and submit your deposit by June 1. These two steps, together, let us know your plans and hold your place in the class.

Step 4. Review and accept your financial aid award.

Step 5. Make plans for financing.

You'll find helpful Financial Aid resources here.

Step 6. Secure your housing. 

Housing is available to first-year students in Murphy and Grace halls. For guaranteed housing, reply to our offer of admission and submit your deposit by June 1. After June 1, your request for housing will be accommodated on a space-available basis. Any further questions about living on campus can be directed to your Admission Counselor or to Gina DeMart-Kraus, Director of Residence Life, gdemart@ursuline.edu.

Step 7. Schedule your Academic Orientation

Schedule your Academic Orientation, which is a full-day experiences where you’ll complete the enrollment process. You’ll leave campus with your Ursuline student ID card, fall semester course schedule, a lot of knowledge, and many new friends. Watch your mailbox and inbox for announcements of Academic Orientation dates and how to sign up for your program.

Step 8. Send your Transcripts (if applicable)

Send your final high school transcripts and college transcripts (if applicable). Please see your offer of admission for details.