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“By offering direct admission to qualified students, we are leading the region and Commonwealth of Kentucky in what it means to be a higher education university in the 21^st century.” -�ؾ��� President, Dr. Cady-Short Thompson

After careful research, we concluded that the traditional admissions process – which includes a formal application, application fee, and essay – was a barrier to admission. By eliminating this formal process, �ؾ��� is able to work directly with students and families in supporting their transition to �ؾ���.

Any current high school senior with a GPA of 2.75 or higher who currently lives in the United States is eligible to be directly admitted into �ؾ���. Eligible students from Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana should receive an email informing them of being directly admitted. All other eligible students will complete a short form to begin the Direct Admit process.

Current high school seniors who have a GPA between a 2.0 – 2.749 still meet the �ؾ��� Admission Standards and are considered for admission into �ؾ���. These students will complete a simplified application. There is no application fee.

Once you receive the email from �ؾ��� informing you of direct admission, you’ll click the link in the email to accept Direct Admit. Your personal �ؾ��� Admissions Counselor will reach out to you to begin solidifying your spot at �ؾ���.

Direct Admit is a conditional admission for qualified students as determined by current high school GPA. Students will have the opportunity to submit an unofficial transcript to determine current GPA, as well. Final admission into �ؾ��� is still determined by the final, official high school transcript upon graduation. Students will work with �ؾ��� and their high school counselors to submit their unofficial and/or final transcript(s).

No, Direct Admit does not equate to open access or admission into �ؾ��� regardless of GPA. All admissions decisions - including Direct Admit - adhere to �ؾ���’s Admission Academic Standards.

Thank you for your interest in �ؾ���. Unfortunately, at this time your high school GPA does not qualify you for admission into �ؾ���. If your GPA does rise to a 2.0 or above, please revisit this page to submit your form for admission consideration. Thank you.