Admissions Criteria
We are excited that you are considering applying to Cheyney University! As you prepare your application, we know that there is a lot to keep in mind—from deadlines, to standardized tests, to understanding what we’re looking for from our applicants. If you have questions along the way, make sure to connect with us.
In accordance with the criteria adopted by Cheyney University for admissions, five general requirements have been identified:
Grade-point average
Strength of curriculum
(3 years of Math; 4 years of English Language; 3 years of Sciences; 3 years of Social Studies; 2 years of foreign language recommended)
Class rank
SAT or ACT score
Attendance
Applicants must provide evidence of graduation or equivalent as determined by the Division of Professional Certification General Education Developopment (GED)/Test Assessing Secondary Completion (TASC).
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Admissions Requirements
Applicants to undergraduate programs are evaluated using several criteria, including grade-point average, standardized test scores (SAT or ACT), class rank and academic curriculum. Letters of recommendation and an essay are encouraged.
The office of Admissions ensures that all applicants are reviewed and evaluated fairly and equitably in accordance with University criteria for admission.
Applicants who need to make changes to their admissions application should contact the Admissions Office at 610-399-2275.
Complete Application
Complete a Cheyney University application and forward it, along with the application fee (i.e., a $25 money order, cashier’s check, or certified check – personal checks are not accepted ), to the Office of Admissions.
Submit Transcript
Submit an official high school transcript (or evidence of equivalent preparation, e.g., GED), to the Office of Admissions.
To submit your high school transcript, click on the Parchment Electronic Transcript link.
Forward your Score
Have official SAT or ACT scores forwarded to the Office of Admissions
Application Violation Policy
Applicants who misrepresent, alter, or withhold prior academic credentials may have their acceptances revoked if the misrepresentation, alteration, or omission is discovered.