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ͬ³Ç¿ìÔ¼ has a rolling admissions policy, so students can start their application at any time. We recognize that your timeline may be different but our suggested path for the application process is:

• June - Start application process and schedule a fall campus visit.
• August - Request a high school and/or college transcript be sent to ͬ³Ç¿ìÔ¼.
• September - Visit ͬ³Ç¿ìÔ¼ at a school fair or come watch our football team play a game at the beautiful Crusader Stadium during one of our Cru Kickoffs.
• October - Submit your FAFSA starting October 1.
• November - Financial Aid Awards are emailed out.
• January – Students starting in the spring semester will need to attend New Cru Orientation.
• January - Register for one of our Cru Days.
• February – Incoming students begin registering for New Cru Orientation events scheduled for April, May or June.
• May - Submit your enrollment deposit by May 1.
• Summer – Make sure to submit all remaining documents such as final transcripts and your Bacterial Meningitis records.
• Summer – Attend one of the New Cru Orientation events.

Admission requirements vary based on student type. Learn more about each student type, admissions requirements, and steps to apply for each, from our Admissions Process page.

First Time College Students: A limited number of students that do not meet regular admission requirements may be considered for admission into the Opportunity Program, a conditional acceptance program. Our Admissions Counselors can provide more information about this program.

Transfer Students: A limited number of students that do not meet regular admission requirements may be admitted on probationary status. Admission status will be based on overall transfer grade point average and academic standing at the last college/university attended. For further questions on this, feel free to reach out to our Transfer Counselor.

College admissions exams (ACT, SAT, CLT) are optional, and while they can lead to additional scholarships we will not require them for you to be admitted. First-time college students aged 25 or older, who do not rank in the upper half of their high school graduating class, will be required to take the ACT or SAT.

• ACT ͬ³Ç¿ìÔ¼ school code: 4128
• SAT ͬ³Ç¿ìÔ¼ school code: 6396

Yes, ͬ³Ç¿ìÔ¼ accepts scores as class credit from CLEP, AP, DSST, and IB exams. In addition, certain scores on ACT or SAT subjects may receive credit for a ͬ³Ç¿ìÔ¼ course.

Our credit by exam chart outlines the ͬ³Ç¿ìÔ¼ course, the type of exam, and the required score to receive class credit.

Payments can be made on the .

Once a student has been accepted by the University, they will receive information on how to submit the enrollment & housing deposit. After the deposit has been paid, the student will be emailed instructions on how to complete the housing application. For further questions on the housing application, please call our Student Development Office at (254) 295-4590.

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Students can send their transcript to ͬ³Ç¿ìÔ¼ through a variety of methods, including:

• Parchment
• SCOIR
• Scribble
• Clearing House
• Mail - 900 College Street ͬ³Ç¿ìÔ¼ Box 8004, Belton, TX 76513
• Fax - (866) 806-3813
• Email - admissions@umhb.edu

We try to be as transfer friendly as possible at ͬ³Ç¿ìÔ¼, students can go to the Transfer Equivalency Page to get a good idea of how their classes will come into the university. Contact us at admissions@umhb.edu or (254) 295-4249 if you can’t find what you are looking for.

ͬ³Ç¿ìÔ¼ offers a number of academic scholarships for both freshmen and transfer students. Freshmen scholarships start with ACT scores of 21 or a SAT score of 1070, while transfer academic aid begins with a 2.5 GPA or higher. Additional information can be found on our Financial Aid page.