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Applying to Widener

Prospective students must have a high school diploma, or have a GED, or are beyond the age of compulsory high school attendance in the state of Pennsylvania or Delaware. Along with this a student may not be concurrently enrolled in an elementary or secondary institution. Decisions will be based on high school grades, strength of coursework, class rank, SAT (Critical Reading and Math) or ACT scores, extra- and co-curricular activities, and community service.

Application Procedures for:

Freshmen Students

Transfer Students

International Students

Re-Admission

Those students who have been academically dismissed from Widener University must also complete the online application. Students must submit an official transcript from course work that has been completed since being dismissed from Widener. The Office of Admissions, in consultation with the academic department, will determine if the student can be offered readmission to Widener.

Re-Enrollment

Students who have not maintained consecutive semester enrollment at Widener University should contact Enrollment Services at Lipka Hall for more information on how to re-enroll at Widener.