We know that the application process may be a bit stressful, so we’ve detailed the steps you need to take to assure your application is complete and ready for review by our Admissions Committee.
A freshman applicant is someone currently enrolled in high school. If you have taken college level credits during high school, you are still considered a freshman. If you have not taken college level work since high school graduation, you are also a freshman. Applicant may apply early action or regular admission decision.
A transfer applicant is someone who has graduated from high school and has completed, or will have completed, at least one 3-credit college course prior to the semester of planned enrollment. The completion of one full-time college semester is preferred. If seeking admission to Decker School of Nursing's Baccalaureate Accelerated Track (BAT) Program, which requires completion of a bachelor's degree, applicant is considered a transfer.
An international applicant is someone who is not a U.S. citizen and who currently holds or will obtain an F or J Visa, to study in the U.S. as a freshman or transfer student.
Current and returning students are those applying for Intra-University Transfer (IUT), seeking to reenroll, declaring a double degree, or wishing to take courses as a non-degree student.
Admissions News
Fall 2013 New Students
Visit http://experience.binghamton.edu - a website exclusively for you, a new student!
We are no longer accepting applications for fall 2013. Applications for 2014 will be available in August.
Binghamton University is opening new residential facilities this fall and we will have room for all transfer students who wish to be housed.
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