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Last updated: 10/30/2009 9:53:00 AM ET
Application Instructions
Fill out the online application as thoroughly as possible. Your failure to provide complete, accurate, and truthful information on this application will be grounds to deny or withdraw your admission, or dismiss you after enrollment. When you are finished, click the 'SUBMIT' button on the left column of any application screen. When you submit your completed application, you will be asked to provide information for a valid credit or debit card to which the NON-REFUNDABLE $60 application fee will be charged. Print the application agreement statement that appears after you submit the application.
Individuals wishing to utilize a College Board or American College Testing (ACT) fee waiver can now apply online but must print two copies of the confirmation page and mail in along with the SAT/ACT fee waiver.
Submit transcripts from high schools and colleges you have attended in envelopes sealed by the school. High School seniors who have taken classes at a college/university need to send all college transcripts to Admissions.
SAT I/ACT scores should be sent directly from the College Board/ACT or included on the high school transcript. NOTE: If a student submits ACT scores it must include the supplemental writing section.
After admission and prior to entering East Carolina University, you must also submit an immunization and medical record. All students entering a North Carolina college or university are required to provide this information.
Please note that admission to the university does not guarantee admission to all degree programs, many of which have additional application procedures and requirements.
Application Status
Freshman
A freshman is a student who has never attended a college or university or who will have completed less than 30 semester (45 quarter) hours of transferable work at a college or university at the time he/she proposes to enter East Carolina University.
In order to be admitted as a freshman, you must have completed the following upon high school graduation:
- English — 4 course units emphasizing grammar, composition, and literature
- Mathematics — 4 course units including algebra I, algebra II, geometry, plus a higher level mathematics course for which algebra II is a prerequisite
Four Course Units of mathematics, in any of the following combinations:
· algebra I and II, geometry, and one unit beyond algebra II
· algebra I and II, and two units beyond algebra II, or
· integrated math I, II, and III, and one unit beyond integrated math III
- Natural Science — 3 course units, at least one must be a life or biological science, and at least one must be physical science. At least one of the three science courses must include a laboratory.
- Social Studies — 2 course units, one must be U.S. history
Math Courses with Algebra II as a Prerequisite that meet the new UNC Minimum Course Requirement:
AP Calculus
AP Statistics
Pre Calculus (formerly Advanced Math)
Discrete Mathematics
IB Mathematics Level II
Integrated Mathematics IV
Advanced Functions and Modeling (new course)
Recommended
- Foreign Languages — 2 or more course units
- Arts — 1 or more course units
During your senior year, we recommend that you take a foreign language, mathematics, and a natural science course in addition to English.
A complete application for freshman admission includes:
- A printed application agreement statement (press 'SUBMIT' after completing this application)
- A non-refundable application fee payable by Visa or MasterCard.
- SAT I/ACT scores (NOTE: If a student submits ACT scores it must include the supplemental writing section.)
- A high school transcript sealed by the school showing class rank and senior grade point average on a 4.0 scale; senior year courses
- Transcripts from all postsecondary schools attended
Transfer
A transfer is a student who will have attended a postsecondary institution and has a minimum of 30 semester (45 quarter) hours of transferable work at the time he or she proposes to enroll at East Carolina University, including 6 transferable credit hours of English (equivalent to English 1100 and English 1200) and 3 credit hours of mathematics equivalent to Math 1065 (College Algebra). Transfer students must have a 2.5 grade point average both overall and on the transferable courses, as computed by East Carolina. Applicants who will have completed less than 30 semester (45 quarter) hours will also be required to meet the freshman requirements (high school grades, SAT I or ACT scores, and high school courses). Transferring students are encouraged to apply after completing one semester or quarter of full-time college-level course work.
A complete application to transfer to East Carolina University includes:
- A printed application agreement statement (press 'SUBMIT' after completing this application)
- A non-refundable application fee payable by Visa or MasterCard.
- An official high school transcript
- A partial transcript from any school currently attending and courses in progress
- Final official transcripts from all postsecondary schools attended
Removal of High School Deficiencies
All students who completed high school in 1990 or later must meet the same secondary school requirements as freshmen.
If you did not complete those courses in high school, you must qualify for admission in one of the following ways:
- Complete 6 semester (9 quarter) transferable hours each in English, Mathematics, Science, Social Science, and Foreign Language among your 30 (45) hours, or
- Earn an associate of arts (AA), associate of science (AS), or an associate of fine arts (AFA) degree from a regionally accredited institution. An associate of applied science degree (AAS) will not meet this requirement unless part of an articulation agreement.
Second Undergraduate Degree Candidate
A second degree candidate is a student who holds a baccalaureate degree and wishes to work toward another in a second academic area.
A completed application for a candidate for a second degree includes:
- A printed application agreement statement (press 'SUBMIT' after completing this application)
- A non-refundable application fee payable by Visa or MasterCard.
- Final official transcripts from all postsecondary schools attended, including degree(s) awarded
Undergraduate Post Baccalaureate Teacher Licensure Candidate
A UPBTL candidate is a student who holds a baccalaureate degree and wishes to work toward a teaching license.
A completed application for a candidate for UPBTL includes:
- A printed application agreement statement (press 'SUBMIT' after completing this application)
- A non-refundable application fee payable by Visa or MasterCard.
- Final official transcripts from all postsecondary schools attended, including degree(s) awarded
Application Deadlines
Freshman Application for Admissions:
Fall Semester: March 15th
Spring Semester: November 1st
Summer I & 11 Week Session: May 1st
Summer II Session: June 1st
Transfer Application for Admissions:
Fall Semester: April 15th
Spring Semester: November 1st
Summer I & 11 Week Session: May 1st
Summer II Session: June 1st
Readmit Application for Admissions:
Fall Semester: July 1st
Spring Semester: November 1st
Summer I & 11 Week Session: May 1st
Summer II Session: June 1st
Post Baccalaureate Teacher Licensure Application for Admissions:
Fall Semester: July 1st
Spring Semester: November 1st
Summer I & 11 Week Session: April 15th
Summer II Session: April 15th
Applications received after deadlines will be reviewed on the basis of space availability.
High School Transcripts
Some North Carolina public high schools have the capability to electronically send official high school transcripts when you apply online. We encourage you to visit your school counselor to verify coursework and grades prior to requesting an electronic transcript.
To send an electronic transcript, you must:
- Complete this online application.
- Make sure you have entered the following information in your profile and/or application:
- First and Last Name - This must match your NCWISE name (use the name that appears on your report card, or check with your high school counselor).
- NCWISE Student ID - Your NCWISE Student ID is your public high school student identifier number and can be found on your report card. Providing the NCWISE Student ID is voluntary and will give you the opportunity to request your high school transcript electronically.
- Current High School
- Date of Birth
- E-mail Address
- Gender
- Be currently enrolled, or enrolled at the time of graduation, at a participating public high school in North Carolina that has converted from the SIMS system to NCWISE to manage student data. If you are not sure about your school's current status, or its status at the time you graduated, check with your school counselor or office staff.
If these conditions were met when you submitted your application, you will then be presented with the option of sending your high school transcript electronically to that school.
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