Hello, high school counselors and educators.
We're here to help you help your students.
As a high school counselor or educator, you work firsthand with students in helping them succeed during their high school years and after they graduate. We hope you find this hub of information below, covering credit equivalencies, scholarships, deadlines and so much more, valuable. And, as always, our team of admissions counselors are only an email, phone call or virtual appointment away.
Accepting Offer
Once a student decides UNI is the place for them, they have to accept their offer of admission. Payment of an acceptance fee is required; fee deferral is available. Once they have taken this step, they are able to wrap up their remaining next steps.
Orientation
Orientation is essential (and exciting!) and a requirement for starting at UNI. It’s important because this is when students register for classes, meet their academic advisor, get familiar with campus and meet other new students. Families are encouraged to attend with their students.
Additional Scholarships
The UNI Scholarship Application allows students to apply for hundreds of scholarships across campus using a single application. Priority deadline is January 15 so encourage your students to submit theirs by this date because that’s when the application review process begins.
Admissions counselors
We love meeting with prospective students to chat through their needs and questions. An easy way to do this is through a virtual appointment. You are welcome to set up an appointment with one of us, too!
160+ majors and minors.
If you are familiar with UNI, you know we have a long history of success in preparing tomorrow's educators and business leaders. But we also boast strong programs in health, arts and design and STEM. Our easy-to-navigate majors site allows students to dig into and learn more about majors that align with their interests.
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