Apply
When you apply to UNC Asheville, we’re looking to hear your authentic voice. Of course, we’re interested in your academic record. But even more, we want to see the challenges, opportunities and experiences that have made you who you are. Your answers will help us get to know you as we welcome a new class into our campus community.
Our application process isn’t difficult, but it is thorough. You’ll want to give yourself enough time to do your application justice. The deadlines are real, so take note of the dates that apply to you, especially if you’re interested in a merit-based scholarship. You may download a paper application, but the online application is more convenient and stores your unfinished application until you come back.
To ensure careful consideration of your application, please submit all materials by the following deadline dates:
FALL 2013 APPLICATION DEADLINES
Freshmen (Early action and to be considered for Laurels Scholarship) - Nov. 15, 2012
Freshmen (Regular decision) - Rolling
Transfers - April 15, 2013
Teacher Education, Post-Baccalaureate - June 2, 2013
International - April 1, 2013
SPRING 2013 APPLICATION DEADLINES
Freshmen, Transfers, Teacher Education, Post Baccalaureate - Rolling Deadline
International - Oct. 1, 2012
Apply Online*
Choose one of two options: the College Foundation of N.C. Application or the Common Application.
Click here to apply online via The College Foundation of N.C.

Click here to apply online via The Common Application.
(Click here for more information about the newest way to apply for admission to UNC Asheville.)
Apply By Mail*
Choose one of two options: the paper UNC Asheville Application or the paper Common Application
Download the paper UNC Asheville Application.
Download The Common Application.
First Year Application
Transfer Application
(Requires the UNC Asheville Supplement to the Common Application. Click here to download.)
Master of Liberal Arts
Click here to learn more about UNC Asheville's Master of Liberal Arts degree.
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