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Is Xavier the place
for you?
Generally speaking, the University seeks ambitious, well-rounded
students with great potential for educational and personal development. Admissions
slots are limited and, therefore, are offered on a competitive basis.
Three
major criteria are reviewed by the Admissions committee: high school transcript,
ACT or SAT scores, and the high school counselor’s recommendation.
Priority dates for submitting admissions applications are
March 1st for the Fall Semester and December 1st for the Spring Semester.
Don’t let money
be an obstacle to a Xavier education.
You won’t be turned away because
of your family’s lack of financial resources. More than 90 percent
of Xavier University students receive financial aid - grants (which don’t
require payback), loans and scholarships. We'll work with you and your
family on structuring a financial aid package that might make it possible
for you to attend Xavier.
The priority date to apply for financial aid is
as soon as possible after January 1st. We recommend that you apply as early
as you can because funds are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.
We'll happily answer your questions or concerns. Just
visit the Office of
Financial Aid website.
Would
You Like To Know More?
There’s no question: one of the best ways to
get to know Xavier is to pay us
a visit. We’d like you to sample campus
life and talk to your prospective peers and professors about life at Xavier.
Decide then if Xavier’s values speak to yours.
Xavier in Brief
Admissions Procedures and Financial Aid
Some People Know Right Away
Sense of Purpose
Liberal Arts Education
Is Xavier For You?
Great Potential and Desire
Academic Programs
Greatest of All is Your Journey of Self-Discovery
Unforgettable Experiences
By Our Fruits You Will Know Us
Practice and Preparation
...and You Get New Orleans Too!
We encourage you to schedule a campus visit so you
can experience our beautiful campus first-hand. You can also request more
information or apply for admission online.
Visitor Information
FAQ for new incoming students
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