To review you for acceptance, a prospective student can email their unofficial transcript to transcripts@ben.edu for review.
Official transcripts can also be sent by your high school guidance counselor to transcripts@ben.edu or mailed to:
Benedictine University at Mesa
Gillet Hall
225 E. Main St.
Mesa, AZ 85201
Please note: An applicant may be required to submit a personal statement and letter of recommendation if they do not meet minimum admission standards. Your admission counselor will notify you if additional items are needed to review a students acceptance.
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All incoming freshman can take the next steps in committing to BenU by submitting their $100 Enrollment Deposit at www.ben.edu/deposit. In addition, all incoming freshman are required to complete online math placement testing to assist with your fall registration. Click Here to schedule your placement date today.
Benedictine University at Mesa has rolling admissions. Benedictine does not have a deadline for accepting new applications for the Fall semester. We encourage traditional undergraduate students to apply within their first semester of their senior year of high school. The application review process takes approximately one week. Once your completed application has been received and reviewed, an admissions counselor will personally contact you by phone with your admission status. Prospective freshmen should accept the offer of admission and pay the tuition deposit no later than May 1 to secure their spot for the incoming Freshman class.
If students do not meet the above minimum standards, they are encouraged to submit a minimum one page personal statement. The topic of this personal statement is "What are your academic strengths and how will they help you at Benedictine?" The personal statement is meant to be a reflection of past academic coursework as well as your writing ability. It is necessary that you provide all relevant information about your academic performance and high school experience.
The Admission Committee meets weekly to review applications for prospective students who do not meet the minimum admission requirements. The Admission Committee looks for well-rounded students who will be successful and contribute to the Benedictine University at Mesa community.
If you have any specific questions about admission requirements, your personal statement or the Admission Committee, please contact your admission counselor.
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