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Towson University Alumni Admissions Nomination Program

The Alumni Relations Office is currently accepting nomination forms for the Spring 2011 semester and beyond. For more information on the admission application process, please contact the Office of Admissions at 410-704-2113.

Q: What is the Alumni Admissions Nomination Program?
A: The Alumni Admissions Nomination Program enables alumni to support, annually, one undergraduate student's application for admission by waiving the application fee. If you know someone who is interested in pursuing an education at Towson University and would like to know how to assist this student in achieving his or her goal, please read this information carefully.

Q: How do I participate?
A: Follow these simple steps:

1) Have the student (either a freshman or transfer student) obtain a TU application from the Office of Admissions (1-888-4TOWSON), or apply online at www.towson.edu/discover.

2) Review the admission requirements with the student (both this online form and the admissions application contain this information.)

3) Complete this online nomination form.

4) Students applying for admission online should request a Fee Waiver online, and note his or her participation in the Alumni Admissions Nomination Form. Students applying by paper application should include a note with their application indicating their participation in the Alumni Admissions Nomination Program. Admissions applications will be processed upon receipt of this nomination form.

5) Have the student forward all necessary credentials, in official form, to the Office of Admissions.

6) If the student you are supporting plans to participate in intercollegiate athletics at Towson University, NCAA regulations are very specific regarding who may "support" this student in this program. The only individuals who may support a prospective student-athlete include family members or established family friends or neighbors. Failure to abide by this regulation may result in the student athlete being declared ineligible for collegiate competition.

7) Make sure your candidate is aware of the deadlines for receipt of the application and all credentials. The Office of Alumni Relations will confirm alumni status with the Office of Admissions. Applications will be processed when alumni verification is complete.

ALUMNI INFORMATION:

Towson ID:

First Name

Middle Name:

Last Name

Date of Birth:

Phone:

Towson Class Year:

Name at Graduation:

Street Address:

City:

State:

Zip Code:

STUDENT NOMINEE INFORMATION:

Student FIRST NAME

Student MIDDLE NAME:

Student LAST NAME

Student ADDRESS:

City:

State:

Zip:

High School/College currently attending:

Anticipated date of TU enrollment:

Class year of entering student:

*The Towson University Office of Alumni Relations will verify alumni status with the Office of Admissions. Applications will be processed when alumni verification is complete.

Students applying for admission online should select "fee waiver" online and note their participation in the Alumni Admissions Nomination Program.

For more information, call 410-704-2234 or email alumni@towson.edu.

Q: What are the application deadlines?
A: Fall Admission deadline is February 15 and Spring Admission is November 15.

Q: What are Towson University's admission requirements?
A: Admission is competitive, based on the applicant pool and available space in the freshman class. High school performance in grades 9-11, as demonstrated by a student's grade point average, is evaluated. Strength and rigor of the curricula are considered. Performance on the SAT or ACT (including written section) is also evaluated. The fall 2008 freshman class had an average GPA of 3.5 and SAT score of 1620.

Candidates for freshman admission are expected to complete a college preparatory curriculum in high school, including for units of English, three units of social science, three units of science (two must have lab component), three units of mathematics (including algebra 1, algebra 2 and geometry), two units of a foreign language and six elective units.

To be considered for a transfer admission, a student must have completed a minimum of 30 credits of transferable college-level work and be in good academic standing.

Q: When will the student know if he or she has been admitted?
A: The typical application requires six weeks of processing time. Although six weeks sounds like a long time to an anxious student, please explain to your candidate that Towson University receives more than 15,000 applications annually. Early applications are encouraged. Students can receive complete information about the credentials requirement by reading the application thoroughly.

Q: What about visiting the campus?
A: Seeing a school firsthand is critical to the college selection decision-making process.

Group walking tours are available weekdays and Saturday mornings throughout the academic year. The Office of Admissions sponsors a series of open houses for prospective students and parents. For more information, call toll free, 1-888-4TOWSON, or visit the website at www.towson.edu/discover.

If it has been some time since you last visited campus, why not consider accompanying your candidate?

	Office of Alumni Relations Towson University 8000 York Road, Towson, MD 21252
	800-887-8152 • 410-704-2234 • f. 410-704-4740 • alumni@towson.edu