Admissions Office
Five simple things to know about Union's admission process:
- Union accepts the Common Application and the Coalition Application.
- We review applications holistically.
- Standardized testing is optional (except for our combined law and medicine programs as well as home schooled students). Our school code for the SAT is 2920 and for the ACT our code is 2970.
- There are fall and winter Early Decision options, as well as Early Action and Regular Decision.
- Personal interviews are strongly encouraged.
See specific information about admissions for:
First-Year Students Transfer Students International Students
Opportunity Programs (AOP) & (HEOP) Home Schooled Students
ACCELERATED PROGRAMS
Eight-Year Leadership in Medicine-Health Mgmt
3+3 Accelerated Law Program
Five-Year Masters of Business Administration
And remember, our friendly Admissions team is available to answer your questions at any step of the process.
We understand that there may be circumstances beyond a student's control (including, but not limited to, natural disasters, teacher strikes, COVID-19 closures) that can affect their ability to submit application materials. If you find yourself in such a situation, please contact us and we will work with you.
Important Dates and Deadlines
| Application Plan | Admissions Application Deadline | Admissions Document Deadline | Financial Aid Deadline | Decision Notification |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Early Decision I | November 1 | November 6 | November 1 | December |
| Early Action | November 1 | November 6 | November 1 | January |
| Leadership in Medicine | November 1 | November 6 | November 1 | March |
| Early Decision II | January 15 | January 20 | January 15 | February |
| Regular Decision | January 15 | January 20 | January 15 | March |
| 3+3 Accelerated Law | January 15 | January 20 | January 15 | March |
Common Application or Coalition Application?
We believe that students should be empowered at every step in the application process—including when they choose which application best suits their needs. Students are advised to choose the application option that they prefer to engage, or to discuss the options with their school counselor. We do not provide preferential treatment to applicants based on which technological platform they use to submit their application.