Undergraduate Student Admissions

Apply online and pay a nonrefundable $20 application fee. Paperwork received without an application on file will not be processed.

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During the admission process, apply for financial aid by completing and submitting your FAFSA. Submit all financial aid requirements by the priority application date to ensure your award is processed in time to pay for classes.

• Start at studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa/
• Use AHU Code: 031155
• AHU address: 671 Winyah Drive, Orlando, FL 32803

We require a minimum unweighted GPA of 2.70 (on a 4.00 scale) or passing GED scores (see below).

Applicants with a GPA between 2.30 - 2.69 will be considered for probationary status.

AdventHealth University does not admit international students on probation status. A minimum cumulative GPA of 2.70 must be presented during admission review to be eligible to study at the University.

Passing GED scores are identified as:

• 1988 Series: a minimum score of 50 on each section of the test with a minimum total score of 250 to be considered for Regular admission status. Applicants with total scores of 225-249 will be considered for Probationary admission status.
• 2002 Series: Applicants must present a minimum score of 410 on each section of the test with a minimum total score of 2500 to be considered for Regular admission status. Applicants with total scores of 2250-2499 will be considered　for Probationary admission status.
• 2014 Series: Applicants must present a minimum score of 150 on each section of the test with a minimum total score of 600 to be considered for Regular admission status. Applicants with total scores of 540-599 will be considered for Probationary admission status.

AHU accepts official transcripts hand-delivered in a sealed envelope, or by mail to:

AdventHealth University
Attention: Office of Admissions
671 Winyah Drive
Orlando, FL 32803

For electronic requests without a drop-down option showing AdventHealth University, please send to Admissions@ahu.edu.

Official Transcripts – High School

• Applicants with 24 or more college-level credits from a regionally accredited college are exempt from submitting high school transcripts
• Graduation with a standard diploma from a public high school or accredited private school
• Dual enrolled students must submit transcript from college attended

Official Transcripts – College or University

• Must be received from all regionally accredited institutions attended
• Required for students in high school who dual enrolled in college course
• If less than 24 college-level credits from regionally accredited institutions, a high school transcript must be submitted

Official Transcripts – Homeschool

• Notarized homeschool affidavit form required
• Faxed or scanned copies are not accepted
• Dual enrolled students must submit transcript from college attended
• Transcript with credits and GPA must be submitted

Official Transcripts - GED

• Official scores are required Passing GED Scores (see "GPA Requirements")

Official Transcripts – International Schools

• International Transcripts: Must be evaluated and translated into English.
• A GPA must be provided. Speak to your Admissions Specialist about acceptable evaluation companies.

Official Transcripts - CLEP/AP/IB

• Only necessary for transfer of credit

2023-2024 Update: For general studies and program admission for the 2023-2024 academic year, AHU will be test-optional and not require submission of ACT or SAT scores. However, AHU strongly encourages applicants who have ACT and/or SAT scores to submit them during the application process, as this will expedite course placement and enhance academic advising.

Submit official ACT or SAT scores. Applicants with 24 or more college-level credits from a regionally accredited institution may be exempt from this requirement. ACT and SAT scores will be used to determine placement and advising.

ACT (code: 4907)

The composite ACT score is the average of each test score (English, mathematics, reading, science). Applicants scoring less 19 in any individual test score, will be denied admission.

SAT (code: 3614):

The minimum SAT is the combination of the Evidence Based Reading Writing and Math sections. Before March 2016: Applicants scoring less than a 910 on the SAT will not be granted admission. After March 2016: Applicants scoring less than a 990 on the SAT will not be granted admission.

Provide evidence of English language proficiency for those applicants for whom English is not their primary language or who have graduated from a non-English speaking school (see English Language Proficiency in the Academic Catalog).