The Cedar Crest College Undergraduate Admission requirements for the academic year have been released. The list contains the names of applicants that have been accepted into the school.
The management of Cedar Crest College Admission has released the list of Undergraduate requirements for admission into the institution.
Cedar Crest College Undergraduate Admission & Requirements
First-Year Students
To be considered for admission into Cedar Crest College, students must complete a high school curriculum including four years of English, three years of History, three years of Math, and two years of a lab science.
To apply as a first-year student:
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- Complete your free application:
- Online application
- Online through the Common Application (Free)
- Official high school transcripts
- OPTIONAL SAT I or ACT scores (SAT code 2079; ACT code 3536)
- Personal essay
- Recommendation form
- Complete your free application:
Accepted students must submit a commitment deposit of $200 by June 1.
Transfer Students
We know you’ve worked hard for your college credits and our generous transfer credit policies are designed to allow you to make the most of what you have already earned.
To find out more about our transfer policies, visit the official Transfer Student page.
To apply as a transfer student:
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- Complete your free application:
- Online application
- Online through the Common Application (Free)
- Official FINAL high school transcripts
- Personal essay
- Complete your free application:
International Students
We welcome students from other countries who are seeking an undergraduate degree at a liberal arts college dedicated to women’s education and achievement.
To find out more about our international admissions requirements, visit the official International Student page.
To apply as an international student:
- Complete your free application:
- Online application
- Online through the Common Application (Free)
- Official secondary school transcripts
- Official university transcripts, if appropriate
- Original score reports for the TOEFL, SAT or ACT, when appropriate
- Statement of financial support
- Personal essay in English
- Two letters of recommendation from a teacher or academic counselor in English or accompanied by a certified English translation
