Admission Checklist

Admission Checklist

Use this checklist to be sure you have completed all the steps necessary to be considered for admission to McMurry University.

How we review all applications

FOR ALL APPLICANTS

	Be sure to print (use blue or black ink) or type all information.
	Complete the General Information and College Information sections of the application.
	Complete the Personal Statement regarding the University Core Values.
	Enclose the $20 application fee. Or pay application fee online.
	Be sure to include your correct social security number.
	Carefully read the Certification section and sign and date the Application for Admission as instructed.

PLUS...

For Freshman Students
	Complete the Freshman Applicants section of the Application for Admission.
	Complete the Personal Statement regarding the University Core Values.
	Submit a current high school transcript (complete to 3 years) or GED scores (if you have been out of school for more than a year) to the Office of Admission. Another transcript with your final class rank posted will be needed upon graduation. Click Here for a transcript request form to give to your high school counselor.
	Submit test scores from ACT/SAT to the Office of Admission (if under the age of 22).
	When admitted, a deposit will be required before registering for classes. Please contact the Office of Admission to get the amount of the deposit. Pay your deposit now online.

For Transfer Students
	Complete the Transfer Application for Admission.
	Submit an official and complete set of transcripts from each college or university you have attended to the Office of Admission.
	If you have completed less than 24 transferable hours of course work, submit your high school transcript.
	If you are under the age of 22, please provide your ACT/SAT scores.
	When admitted, a deposit will be required before registering for classes. Please contact the Office of Admission to get the amount of the deposit.

For Transient Students (students attending McMurry for only one semester, then returning to their previous institution)
	Complete the Transfer Applicants section of the Application for Admission.
	Submit an official transcript or statement of good standing from the college or university at which you are a regular student to the Office of Admission.

For Concurrent Students (students who attend HSU or ACU, or high school students taking McMurry classes)
	Complete the Freshman Applicant section of the Application for Admission.
	Complete the Personal Statement regarding the University Core Values.
	Submit a letter of permission to enroll for college work to the Office of Admission by your high school principal or counselor or a letter of good standing from your current University Registrar's Office.
	Submit a current (complete to 3 years) high school transcript to the Office of Admission. A final transcript with your class rank will be needed when you graduate from high school.
	Schedule to take the ACT/SAT before or during the semester in which you plan to enroll and submit an official college report to the Office of Admission. (These test scores and your final high school transcript must be received for you to receive credit for the college courses in which you enroll.)

For Non-Degree Students
	If you will be taking only one course at McMurry, request a non-degree Student Application for Admission from the Office of Admission.

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Office of Admission
McMurry Station Box 278
(325) 793-4700
(800) 460-2392
admission@mcm.edu

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