Admissions

Connect with a panel of current Appalachian Student Ambassadors to find out more about roommates and housing, campus life, getting involved, and why students choose App.

Choose the session that you would like to attend below. You will be prompted to enter your name and email to receive access to the session links.

• 10:00 a.m. Panel
• 12:00 p.m. Panel

• First Year Admissions
• Admitted Student Next Steps
• Transfer Admissions
• Admisiones es Espanol

Interested in a major in the Beaver College of Health Sciences? Tour the innovative classrooms, labs, and clinics in the 203,000 square foot Leon Levine Hall of Health Sciences! Building tours last approximately an hour.  

Register for a tour of Leon Levine Hall of Health Sciences!

Complete your admissions applications by Feb. 15 to be eligible for other scholarships opportunities.  Learn more and apply!

The application deadline is March 1 for the fall term. Learn more and apply!

Any active duty, national guard, reservists, veterans and retired military should also submit the following:

• Copy of your DD214 or most current Leave and Earnings Statement (if active duty)
• Official copy of your Joint Services Transcript
• More information for military applicants.

Are you interested in transferring to Appalachian? Join us for a short, fun and informative session to get you started on the right track for admission to Appalachian State University. Learn why you should become a Mountaineer, when the best time is to apply and details about transfer admission requirements and advising tips. Bring lots of questions – view dates and register soon!

All students applying to Appalachian that have earned or will earn an Associates of Science or Arts degree (AA/AS) upon graduating from a North Carolina cooperative innovative high school (also known as early or middle college) have the choice to be considered exempt from UNC Minimum Admission Requirements (MARs) like a transfer student is evaluated for admission. During your application, you will be asked if you plan on having an AA/AS upon your high school graduation.