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Requirements for admission to Shaw University are
established by the faculty and reviewed by the administration, with
minimum standards subject to the approval of the Board of Trustees
or its Executive Committee. The minimum standards are as follows:
A high school diploma or General Education Development (GED)
certificate
Minimum course requirements; English 3 units Mathematics 2 units Natural Sciences 2 units Social Sciences 2 units Electives* 9 units
A minimum grade point average of 2.0 (on a 4.00 scale)
*Electives should be in English, foreign languages, mathematics,
natural sciences, or social sciences
The Office of Admissions considers such factors as an applicant’s
grades or GED test scores, class rank, standardized test scores,
pattern of courses completed, educational objectives, school and
personal recommendations, record of past conduct, or personal
records when making its admissions decisions.
Persons who seek admissions to the University must submit the
following:
Complete the online
application
for admission $25 non-refundable admission
application fee payable by money order or cashier's check
Admission essay Official high school transcript that
show your cumulative grade point average and class rank
Standardized test scores (if not on the transcript)
One letter of recommendation from a counselor
One letter of recommendation from a teacher One letter
of recommendation from someone other than a relative
Admission to the University is contingent upon verification of the
applicant’s graduation from high school and receipt of transcripts
showing the applicant’s satisfactory performance in any courses
completed after applying for admission. Submission of false,
distorted, or incomplete statements on or with the admissions
application or submission of fraudulent residence affidavits may
result in denial of classes, loss of tuition and fees paid,
exclusion or dismissal, and/or loss of future registration
privileges.
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