With over 20 undergraduate degrees, and faith integrated into every program, Jessup’s undergraduate students encounter God’s love throughout their studies then graduate equipped to lead in their chosen field. Rooted in the value of community since 1939, Jessup also allows students, faculty, and staff the opportunity to regularly connect and grow together. Use the button below to request more information about the Christ-centered undergraduate community here at Jessup.
ROADMAP TO BECOME A WARRIOR
Check out the New Warrior Checklist that takes you all the way from applying to your first day of classes.
First Year Students
Recommended Core Curriculum
- 4 years of English w/Literature and Composition
- 3 years of Math (minimum Algebra I & II, Geometry)
- 3 years of Science (Gen. Science & 2 of Biology, Chemistry or Physics)
- 3 years of Social Science (US & World History, Government/Economics)
- 2 years of one Foreign Language (Sign Language is accepted)
- 1-4 years of an Academic elective (Math/Science/Social Science)
Academic Qualifications
Although Jessup does not set minimum academic GPA or standardized test criterion to apply, we practice selective admission. It is recommended that a high school student follow a competitive college preparatory plan that most high schools have established. An applicant’s academic records, supporting documents, moral character, and willingness to comply with the standards and values of the University are considered before a final decision is made.
Opportunities for High School Students: College Fast Track
Get ahead. Earn college credit while still in high school.
Jessup University offers Dual Credit and Dual Enrollment classes to high school students, enabling them to receive college credit from a regionally accredited university. High school students can earn an associate degree while completing college and high school credit at a discounted rate of up to 93%.
We offer Dual Enrollment courses at a significantly lower cost than traditional tuition. Additionally, if students complete 30 or more units through Jessup Dual Enrollment and/or Dual Credit while in high school, and receive a 3.0 cumulative GPA, they will receive a special scholarship applicable toward their Jessup undergraduate degree.
For more information and to apply to College Fast Track, please visit jessup.edu/fasttrack.
Math Placement Test
What is the Math Placement Test?
The Math Placement Test is a comprehensive exam that allows you to exhibit your math skills to ensure that you are placed in the courses that are best for you and your goals.
If you do not take the Math Placement Test then you must start in MATH094 and you cannot take the test in the future.
Who should take the Math Placement Test?
If you are an incoming student who does not meet the following criteria, it is recommended that you take the test:
• SAT math subscore 550 or higher
• ACT math subscore 23 or higher
• CLT math subscore 21 or higher
• AP Credit of 3 or higher in Stats or CalcAB or BC
• Passing scores on math CLEP exams
• Transferable college math credit
Take the test for FREE!
The initial test is free and can be taken twice within a two-week period, if needed. Once outside of the two-week window, there is a $10 fee for the second test. Need a refresher before the test? Assignments are available to help you review!
Once you take the test, your score will determine what math course you will be placed in. The score and course correspondence is:
• 0<x<40 Placement into MATH094
• 40<x<70 Placement into MATH095/MATH100/MATH105
• 70<x<90 Placement into MATH101
• x>90 Placement into MATH101+ (based on high school transcripts)
To register for the Math Placement Test, speak with your Success Coach to let them know you’re interested. You will access the test online through your Canvas student account.
Transfer Students
Admissions Evaluation
Applicants who have completed more than 30 solid academic semester units at the time of application will have their admission evaluation done primarily on the basis of college work. On the other hand, if you have completed less than 30 solid academic semester units at the time of application, your admission evaluation will be done primarily on the basis of your final high school transcript, SAT/ACT scores and completed college work. Note: the coursework considered for admission may differ from what coursework is actually transferable. In most cases, a transfer student will transfer in more semester units than were used for the admission decision.
Standards & Values
In addition to the academic records, an applicant’s supporting documents, moral character, and willingness to comply with the standards and values of the University are considered before a final decision is made. IMPORTANT: If money is owed to any previous school, that balance must be paid in full and verified before you can be considered for admission to Jessup.
Articulation Agreements & Transfer Information
Jessup maintains a complete list of Articulation Agreements & Transfer Information for over 15 local colleges along with department specific information. Articulation Agreements & Transfer Information
Homeschooled Students
Homeschool students are a vital part of our campus community and bring unique and valuable experiences. We even offer a scholarship for incoming first-time freshman who have completed all four years of their high school education through an approved homeschool network.
It is advised to have transcripts produced by official third party homeschool organizations/networks to minimize scrutiny as to the validity of the grading. If a transcript is not available, scores from the GED exam or the California Proficiency Exam are required and must be submitted by stated application deadlines.
Requirements
- 4 years of English w/Literature and Composition
- 3 years of Math (minimum Algebra I & II, Geometry)
- 3 years of Science (Gen. Science & 2 of Biology, Chemistry or Physics)
- 3 years of Social Science (US & World History, Government/Economics)
- 2 years of one Foreign Language (Sign Language is accepted)
- 1-4 years of an Academic elective (Math/Science/Social Science)
Former Jessup Students
We are excited to know of your interest for readmission. Students with a desire to return to Jessup are very important to us. The Application for Readmission is intended for use by a former Jessup traditional undergraduate student who:
- Withdrew from the university without filing an official Leave of Absence form through the Registrar’s Office
- Allowed the official Leave of Absence time parameter to lapse
- Would like to return after one calendar year has elapsed subsequent to academic dismissal.
Please download and fill out the Application for Readmission. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
International Students
International students play an important role in enhancing the cross cultural experiences of the student body. There are specific entrance requirements and procedures for international student applicants that may differ from an applicant who is a U.S. Citizen. The strength of the high-school equivalent or college/university program, the record of academic aptitude demonstrated by SAT or ACT results, the TOEFL results and questions on the application are important in determining admission. Jessup applicants who submit academic records for coursework taken outside the United States must submit those records to any credential evaluator approved by the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES). To view a list of approved service providers, visit the following link: Credential Evaluator Services. The student is responsible for associated fees.
The TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) exam is required of all international students and must be taken before acceptance to the university is granted. You can be exempt from taking the TOEFL if you have completed at least 4 years of full-time study at a secondary or post-secondary level in which English was the language of instruction, and can provide a letter from the institution stating English is the primary language of instruction. If this is the case, then you must submit either the SAT or ACT instead. See the requirements for the SAT and ACT below.
On the TOEFL exam the minimum score requirement is a 550 on the paper-based test (PBT) or a 90 on the internet based test (iBT). General information inquiries about the TOEFL test can be forwarded to:
TOEFL Service
Educational Testing Service
P.O. Box 6151
Princeton, NJ 08541-6151, USA
Contact: http://www.ets.org/toefl/contact
Website: http://www.ets.org/toefl
No U.S. government aid is available to foreign students, including student loans. However, you may qualify for Jessup academic and athletic scholarships. We do not offer full academic or athletic scholarships. These scholarships are only partial awards and will not cover the entire cost of an education at Jessup. You will be responsible for any remaining tuition, fees, room and board, books and supplies, and miscellaneous expenses. Please contact the Admission Office for details about the applicable scholarships.
You must provide official evidence of complete financial support for your annual educational costs at Jessup. The annual Cost of Attendance (COA) for the current academic year may be found on the I-20 F-1 VISA Requirements for Admission document. The annual COA includes tuition, fees, room & board, books, supplies, transportation and miscellaneous expenses. The official evidence that the funds to cover COA are available must be shown by monthly bank statements for one year with the total amount in U.S. dollars; it can be from more than one source.
The U.S. Affidavit of Support (form I-134) is the most common form used for official evidence. On this document the sponsor must state the exact duration and amount of money or provisions the sponsor intends to provide. If you have more than one sponsor, you must provide an Affidavit of Support form for each one. For more detailed instructions for the Affidavit of Support: Affidavit of Support Instructions
If the international student’s personal funds are going to be used to pay for all or a portion of their educational costs at Jessup, then official evidence that the funds are available must be submitted to Jessup, shown through monthly banks statements, for one year, with the total amount in U.S. dollars equaling one of the budgeted amount listed on the following document: See I-20 F-1 VISA Requirements for Admission for amounts.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Once the admissions requirements are completed and official documentation of complete and sufficient financial support for an I-20 are provided, the admission application will be submitted for consideration. If accepted, the international student must pay a $1,000 (US Dollars) enrollment deposit in order to reserve a spot and be eligible to register for classes. If the international student cancels before the first day of classes, Jessup will fully refund the $1,000. Upon receipt of the enrollment deposit, an I-20 will be issued to the student. Each semester balance owed must be paid before starting classes or else be reported to INS.
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