Spring: November 1
Fall: March 1
Woodbury University has a rolling admission deadline policy and prospective students may apply at any time, however after the application deadline, the enrollment term is not guaranteed.
Below you will find information for freshman and transfer applicants, including instructions for international applicants.
Prospective students are current high school seniors and have not graduated from high school at the time of university application. A high school equivalency certificate or GED may be considered on an individual basis.
The (Domestic/American University) Freshman GPA Requirement is 2.50 minimum for all programs.
In order to complete your application, all required sections of the Woodbury Application must be completed, including submission of all required admissions documents uploaded through the application page. If you apply using the Woodbury Application, a Common Application is not required.
In order to complete your application, all required sections must be submitted on the Common Application website, including required supplemental questions. If you apply using the Common Application, a Woodbury Application is not required.
High school transcripts that include 11th grade are required for all applicants who have not yet graduated at the time of application. Upon acceptance, and prior to enrollment, a final official transcript indicating graduation must be submitted.
Electronic Submission
Woodbury Application – Upload unofficial transcripts to the Woodbury Application, or submit official transcripts via eScrip-Safe.
Common Application – Official high school transcripts can be submitted through the Common Application process.
Mail Submission
Official transcripts through mail submission, must include an original signature of the school official(s) and be sealed in an unopened envelope. Transcripts should be mailed to:
(Optional)
Woodbury University is test optional. Freshman applicants are not required to submit SAT I or ACT scores, but can submit to help strengthen their applications. Contact your testing center to have your scores submitted and reference Woodbury University code listed below.
Woodbury University Codes:
(Optional)
Applicants may submit academic letters of recommendation from high school teachers, counselors and/or employers.
Electronic Submission
Upload letters of recommendation directly through the Woodbury Application or Common Application.
Mail Submission
Letters of recommendation can also be mailed to:
(Optional)
Select one of the three topics below and write a 500 word personal essay. Upload the essay directly through the Woodbury Application or Common Application.
Priority Deadline: March 1st
Submit your portfolio via the SlideRoom link below. A nominal fee will be charged by SlideRoom for this service. Full instructions are listed on the site. For general artwork, we recommend scanned images rather than photos for best resolution. URLs can also be submitted by uploading a PDF or document containing the link. Requirements can be found on the Slideroom site.
Once your application is processed, an admissions counselor will contact you and you will be informed if further documentation is needed to complete your application.
Transfer applicants are high school graduates who have completed a minimum of 24 transferable units at the time of application. Any applicant with fewer than 24 units at the time of application should apply as a freshman.
The (Domestic/American University) Transfer GPA Requirement is 2.50 mininum for all programs.
In order to complete your application, all required sections of the Woodbury Application must be complete, including submission of required admissions documents uploaded through the page. If you apply using the Woodbury Application, a Common Application is not required.
In order to complete your application, all required sections must be submitted on the Common Application website, including required supplemental questions. If you apply using the Common Application, a Woodbury Application is not required.
Official transcripts are required from all colleges/universities attended. Official high school transcripts are required for students who have not completed an associates degree.
Electronic Submission
Woodbury Application – For review purposes only, unofficial college and high school transcripts can be uploaded. Official transcripts must be subsequently submitted via eScrip-Safe.
Common Application – College and high school transcripts can be submitted electronically.
Mail Submission
Official transcripts through mail submission, must include an original signature of the school official(s) and be sealed in an unopened envelope. Transcripts should be mailed to:
(Optional)
Applicants may submit academic or professional letters of recommendation from instructors.
Electronic Submission
Upload letters of recommendation directly thru the Woodbury Application or Common Application.
Mail Submission
Letters of recommendation can also be mailed to:
(Optional)
Select one of the three topics below and write a 500 word personal essay. Upload the essay directly thru the Woodbury Application or Common Application.
Priority Deadline: March 1st
Submit your portfolio via the SlideRoom link below. A nominal fee will be charged by SlideRoom for this service. Full instructions are listed on the site. For general artwork, we recommend scanned images rather than photos for best resolution. URLs can also be submitted by uploading a PDF or document containing the link. Requirements can be found on the Slideroom site.
Once your application is processed, an admissions counselor will contact you and you will be informed if further documentation is needed to complete your application.
In addition to the above list, the following documentation is required:
Freshman and Transfer International GPA Requirement is 2.50 minimum for all programs.
Submit certified English translation of all non-English documents along with official transcripts. Woodbury University will complete a course-by-course foreign credential evaluation from a NACES-approved organization.
Provide proof of English proficiency by submitting one of the following test scores taken within two years of the date of application
OR
A Form I-20 is generated after applicant has accepted the offer of admission by submitting their nonrefundable commitment deposit along with the following documentation:
I-20 International Student Sponsor Form
Submission of falsified documentation will result in university admission denial or termination after enrollment.
Woodbury has developed a truly vibrant environment that promotes cultural diversity and cross-cultural communication throughout the university. International students will experience opportunities to connect with the campus community and experience the culture of the United States and Southern California. Specialized resources are available for students throughout their education involving individual attention, advisement, academic support and student life support.