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Applying to Adventist University of Health Sciences for the Undergraduate Student

The Office of Enrollment Services assists prospective students and students with any needs relating to general admission to Adventist University of Health Sciences (ADU). The office is located on the first floor of the Graduate Building and can be reached by calling 407-303-7742.

Important information for all incoming students:

• students are required to have a laptop that meets the University’s specifications. Please refer to the laptop policy within the Policies and Procedures section of the Academic Catalog.
• students will be required to take a course entitled Philosophy of Healthcare. Please refer to the Academic Information section in the Academic Catalog.
• students are required to complete a background check once admitted and before registration takes place. Specific instructions will be emailed to students with their admission letters.
• If an applicant discloses on his or her application that he or she may have been involved in a crime (whether convicted or not), he or she must submit the Background Disclosure Form to the Office of Enrollment Services during the admission process.
• Transfer students should pay close attention to transfer of credit time limits. Some older courses may be ineligible for transfer.
• All students are required to complete a Proficiency Profile exam before or within their first trimester at Adventist University. This is a test of basic knowledge that will be repeated before graduation and will not affect a student’s GPA. A hold will be placed on all students that have not taken this exam after the drop/add period in their first term.
• It is understood that timely information regarding an applicant’s admission status is very important. The following steps are used in processing the application paperwork once it has been received.
• students are required to use the online application found at http://www.adu.edu/apply. Once an application is started, the applicant’s ADU ID number (also referred to as the username) will be emailed to him or her and he or she will create a password at the same time. These credentials should be used to log in to http://my.adu.edu.

• students who are not U.S. citizens must provide proof of legal residency.

  students will not be considered for General Studies admission until all application materials have been received. Completed files will be reviewed by the Undergraduate General Studies Admission Committee. students will be notified of the Committee’s decision by email. Admission status is available at http://my.adu.edu.

  Admission to the University allows a student to take general education courses. Once students are admitted to General Studies, they will be eligible to apply to a program through their student page at http://my.adu.edu.students should check their student page to ensure their file is complete and ready for consideration by the specific program(s) to which they are applying. A student must be admitted to a program before he or she can enroll in program-specific courses.

  • students to Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Nursing, and Occupational Therapy Assistant may repeat only two cognate courses one time each to remain eligible to enroll in either program. This includes any courses taken at other institutions.
  • Applying to Adventist University of Health Sciences for the Graduate Student
  • Prospective graduate students, students, and current students who have questions regarding admission to Post-Baccalaureate, General Graduate Studies, or a specific program should contact the program department and speak with the Program Admission Coordinator.
  • It is understood that timely information regarding an applicant’s admission status is very important. The following steps are used in processing the application paperwork, once it has been received.
  • students to the Healthcare Administration and Nurse Anesthesia programs are required to use the online application found at http://apply.adu.edu. Occupational Therapy students must apply using OTCAS. For 2015, Physical Therapy students apply on-line at http://apply.adu.edu and submit all requirements to the Office of Enrollment Services. In 2016, Physical Therapy students will apply using PTCAS. Physician Assistant students must apply using CASPA.
  • During the application process, students are encouraged to contact their Program Admission Coordinator for information regarding processes and questions about becoming an ADU student. students will not be considered for admission until all application materials have been received.
  • If an applicant discloses on his or her application that he or she may have been involved in a crime (whether convicted or not), he or she must submit the Background Disclosure Form during the admission process.
  • students who are not U.S. citizens must provide proof of legal residency.
  • Completed files will be reviewed for the graduate program selected on the application. students will be notified of the committee’s decision in writing after the admission deadline. Admission status is available at http://my.adu.edu.
  • If students indicated an interest in Graduate Non-Degree on their application and were granted admission, it will allow them to take graduate general education courses only. To enroll in program-specific courses, a student must be admitted to that program. Once admitted to the University, students should stay in touch with the Program Admission Coordinator to ensure their file is complete and ready for consideration by the specific program.
  • Privacy Policy for students to Adventist University
  • Adventist University of Health Sciences regards each applicant as an adult capable of transacting his or her own “business” relating to the application, enrollment, and progression processes at our University. Adventist University acknowledges the important role of family in the University decision. When applying, each applicant is given the opportunity to identify family members who have permission to discuss their admission file with our office. However, there are certain limitations to the information we can disclose to anyone but the applicant. Once an applicant is accepted, his or her information is subject to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).
  • Admission Deadline Information
  • All students must submit required admission materials by the admission deadline for the trimester in which they plan to enroll. Adventist University of Health Sciences does not accept late registration walk-ins. New applications received after the admission deadline will be considered for the following trimester.
  • General Admission and Program Admission
  • General admission to Adventist University of Health Sciences (ADU) does not guarantee admission to a program.
  • General admission to Adventist University of Health Sciences (ADU) does not guarantee admission to a program. students wishing to enter a specific program should consult the individual program requirements.
  • Once a student is admitted to the University, he or she is then eligible to apply to an on-campus or Denver degree program. Program applications are accessible at http://my.adu.edu.
  • During the application process, prospective students are encouraged to contact their Campus Enrollment Counselor (407-303-7742) for information regarding processes and questions about becoming an Adventist University student. Email is the primary form of communication between students and Campus Enrollment Counselors during the application process. students will not be considered for General Studies admission until all application materials have been received.