You Belong Here
For a welcoming atmosphere where you can discover your life’s calling, learn from experienced mentors, and graduate with hands-on experience, look to Pfeiffer University.
You’ll be supported before you even step on campus, working directly with your faculty and peer mentors to make a successful transition to college life through our First Year Experience, part of the Pfeiffer Journey, a one-of-a-kind mentorship program that will carry you through graduation.
Applying to Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer admissions experts are ready to assist you for a smooth transition experience. Here’s what you’ll need and what you can expect during the process:
To be considered for admission, you’ll need to have completed:
- Four units of English
- Three units of math (including Algebra)
- Two units of science (including one lab science)
- Two units of social studies
You’ll need to submit:
- Your application
- Your official high school transcript through your high school counselor
Your admissions counselor will contact you after you request information or apply to personally walk you through the next steps in the enrollment process.
Are you an undergraduate transfer or veteran/military student?
Homeschool-Friendly
Many of Pfeiffer’s student body graduated high school as homeschoolers. We value the talent and contributions homeschooled students bring to our community, and we proudly designate ourselves as a homeschool-friendly campus.
We’re here to help when it comes to paying for college. In fact, 95% of Pfeiffer students receive financial aid, and the University awards over $12,815,654 every year in Institutional aid. We’re here to help when it comes to paying for college. Explore our financial aid resources to estimate your cost, learn how to apply for FAFSA and connect with a Pfeiffer financial aid expert.
Frequently Asked Questions
It’s recommended but not required to apply by May 1 before your fall semester.
Pfeiffer considers the student’s entire application for admissions decisions and does not disqualify for admittance based on standardized test scores.
Applying to Pfeiffer is free.
Let your admissions counselor know you have completed dual credit courses. They’ll walk you through the process of receiving credit for that at Pfeiffer.