Check Your Admission Status
Thank you for applying to Bloomsburg University. You can track the status of your application online.
What category of student will you be?
Let’s get you on your way by choosing the category that best fits you below.
First-year students are typically high school seniors or have graduated recently and have never been to college. Bloomsburg University is currently SAT/ACT-optional.
Transfer students have graduated from high school and have enrolled at a university or other post-secondary institution, like a community college.
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Graduate applicants are students who have completed their bachelor's or plan to complete their bachelor's degree and pursue a master's or doctoral degree. Non-degree status is for students interested in taking graduate level courses who do not plan to pursue a master’s degree through Bloomsburg University or for students taking Act 48 credits.
Commonwealth University invites former Bloomsburg, Lock Haven, and Mansfield graduate students to return to complete their degree.
High school students seeking to take college credit through either our Advanced College Experience (ACE) program or our STEM and Education Magnet program can get started below:
A student who was previously admitted and attended Bloomsburg University as a degree-seeking student will need to go through a readmit process. A readmission applicant is also defined as one who failed to enroll for a semester, withdrew, or was academically or socially dismissed from Bloomsburg University.
International applicants are students who are not U.S. citizens, nor hold a green card. International students may apply as a first-year, transfer, graduate, second degree, or as a visiting student.
Effective November 8, 2021, all non-immigrant, non-citizen air travelers to the United States will be required to be fully vaccinated and to provide proof of vaccination status prior to boarding an airplane into the United States. Further information can be referenced directly from the Department of State located here.
A second degree applicant must have completed the first degree at Bloomsburg University or another college or university which holds regional accreditation by the Middle States Association of Colleges and School/Commission on Higher Education or another regional accreditation body.
If you plan on taking courses at BU, but not completing a degree you are considered a "Non-degree" student. This might apply to students who enrolled at another institution, high school students taking college credit, or a number of other unique situations.
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