Admissions and Aid FAQs
We want to make it easy to navigate your way through Adelphi’s admissions process.
General Information on Admissions & Financial Aid
Yes! We’re currently offering daily virtual information sessions and live student-led virtual tours, as well as in-person self-guided and student-led tours. We encourage you to explore your visit options here! Pre-registration is required for all in-person visits and we ask that you follow our health and safety guidelines. Questions about your upcoming visit? Email University Admissions at admissions@adelphi.edu.
Yes! Our office is open and operational. We continue to work with students and families both virtually and in-person. Our team is working regular business hours (Monday–Thursday, 8:30 a.m.–6:00 p.m., Friday, 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. EST) in order to assist you. To contact us reach out by email at admissions@adelphi.edu by phone at 516-877-3050, or by live chat on our website. We also offer 1:1 virtual appointments with an enrollment counselor! We’re happy to help however we can!
For the most up to date information on Adelphi’s COVID-19 response and protocols, visit adelphi.edu/coronavirus.
One Stop Student Account Services Center is more than happy to answer your questions by phone at 516.877.3080 or by email at onestop@adelphi.edu or virtual appointment. Additionally, we encourage you to visit our Financial Aid website for additional information and resources.
We encourage you to submit your FAFSA as soon as possible in order to receive your financial aid package. Any student or family who has not yet completed a FAFSA may still do so at studentaid.gov/fafsa. The federal government is continuing the processing of these applications — we look forward to receiving yours!
Our staff is continuing to process financial aid packages on a rolling basis. Once your FAFSA is complete and received, a financial aid informational sheet will be sent to the email address we have on file for you.
If you have filed your FAFSA and have not yet received your award, please contact our office at 516.877.3080 or at onestop@adelphi.edu. We will be happy to review your file and let you know if there is any further information required in order to complete your request for financial aid.
For those who have completed a FAFSA, and whose financial circumstances have changed considerably due to COVID-19, we encourage you to reach out to our Office of Student Financial Services at 516.877.3080 or at onestop@adelphi.edu. Our team of financial aid counselors will provide you with additional guidance.
Our financial aid website is designed to assist you with any questions. If you have additional questions, please feel free to contact us at 516.877.3080 or at onestop@adelphi.edu.
For Accepted First-Year & Transfer Students
We will gladly extend flexibility as needed. If you need additional time to decide, simply email us at admissions@adelphi.edu to update us on your enrollment status or to request a deposit extension. Please note some programs may have reached capacity and are no longer accepting deposits. If you are ready to secure your enrollment, you can submit your deposit here.Â
Our Office of Residential Life and Housing can be reached at 516.877.3650 or housing@adelphi.edu. They will be happy to share information about our residence halls and life on campus. Be sure to also check out more information online at our Residential Life and Housing site.
This summer’s orientation for new students will include everything you need to prepare for life as a Panther. Your summer orientation experience will include both virtual and in-person engagement options, including an on-demand module, Academic Days, and a culminating orientation experience during Welcome Weekend for you to meet your fellow Panthers and get to know the Adelphi community.
Be sure to visit our new student orientation website for the latest updates. Additional information, including registration information, will be shared with deposited students and families via email.
Yes! We will award credit for appropriate scores on AP or IB exams. We will accept up to 30 college credits earned during high school. You are encouraged to submit your score results, or other official college transcripts to the Office of University Admissions for transfer credit review. For more information about our course equivalents for AP/IB credit, please visit our advanced placement credit page.
Yes. If you are interested in deferring your acceptance to Spring 2022 or Fall 2022, please confirm your request with admissions@adelphi.edu and the admissions team will update your application preferences. As we approach your desired term, the Office of University Admissions will be in touch with you to request updated transcripts (if applicable), send you updated acceptance information and lend guidance on your transition to the University.
For First-Year & Transfer Applicants
We are able to make admissions decisions based on unofficial documents for the time being. Unofficial documents are documents that are not sent by the school or institution directly. Please note that we will accept PDF documents of unofficial transcripts, but screenshots are not permitted. If admitted, you will receive confirmation from us that your acceptance to Adelphi is contingent upon receipt of a final official transcript, once it is available.
We are aware of multiple disruptions including decreased access to standardized testing and other resources. Adelphi University is SAT/ACT optional for Fall 2022 and Spring 2023 admissions. First-year students will be considered for admission and scholarship in absence of these test scores.
For international applicants, if you do not have access to TOEFL or IELTS exams, Adelphi will be accepting the Duolingo English Test for admission to the Fall 2022 and Spring 2023 semesters. Our minimum score is 110 for all standard programs (undergraduate and graduate).
For transfer nursing applicants, Adelphi accepts the online version of the ATI-TEAS exam for the ATI-TEAS exam requirement.
Prospective applicants will not be penalized for opting to receive pass/fail marks on their transcripts due to an unexpected shift to remote learning. Adelphi University will also consider the impacts of COVID-19 on the learning environment in our evaluation of incoming college credit. We will evaluate acceptance of non-letter grades (Pass or Satisfactory) coursework for credit; ultimate acceptance will vary by program and semester of course taken. Individual program requirements for major-specific curriculum will be reviewed on an individual basis.
Adelphi will resume its in-person Summer Pre-College Program in Summer 2022. For more information, please visit our Pre-College Program website at adelphi.edu/high-school-students/summer-pre-college-program.
If you have questions, please reach out our Pre-College team at precollege@adelphi.edu.
Admission to Adelphi University is currently SAT/ACT optional for high school students applying for admission for Fall 2022, Spring 2023, Fall 2023, and Spring 2024 entry terms. Students will have the option, but not the requirement, to submit the SAT or ACT for admission and scholarship consideration.
For Graduate Students
Deposits are accepted on a rolling basis for most programs. If you would like to discuss any questions you may have about confirming your enrollment with an enrollment counselor, please feel free to contact us by email or phone at graduateadmissions@adelphi.edu or 516.877.3050 and we will be in touch with you as soon as possible.
Check out our upcoming graduate events calendar. We also encourage you to connect with us directly for a 1:1 appointment or daily tour. Contact us and arrange your visit today!
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