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About BenU at Mesa
Transfer Admissions Process
Students transferring to Benedictine are strongly encouraged to schedule an appointment to meet with a counselor who will assist you throughout the admissions process and evaluate transfer credits.
1. Apply to Benedictine University Mesa
- Apply online through Benedictine
- Apply online using the Common Application
- Download a printable hard copy of the Undergraduate Application (PDF)
- Call (602) 888-5500 to request an application by mail
2. Submit a transcript and letter of recommendation
Have your official high school/college transcripts and high school guidance counselor letter of recommendation (PDF) sent to:
Benedictine University at Mesa
Gillet Hall
225 E. Main St.
Mesa, AZ 85201
3. Submit additional materials
Your admissions counselor may request additional materials if you did not meet the minimum admission requirements. You may be asked to submit a personal statement or seventh semester transcripts.
4. Your Redhawk confirmation is a phone call away
Once your completed application has been received and reviewed, an admissions counselor will personally contact you by phone with your admission status.
Recommended Minimum Admissions Standards
Benedictine University has rolling admissions. Benedictine University 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.
Requirements for Admission
- Minimum of 20 transferable semester hours (If a student has fewer than 20 semester hours of transfer credit, freshman requirements apply).
- Cumulative grade point average of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale or better from all colleges and universities previously attended.
- No previous academic probation or academic dismissal
Personal Statement
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, high school, and/or college experience.
Admission Committee
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 Mesa community.
If you have any specific questions about admission requirements, your personal statement or the Admission Committee, please contact your admissions counselor.
