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Undergraduate Admissions

Become an undergraduate student at the University of Providence

 

As your curiosity grows and opportunities expand, you will receive all the support you need to deepen your faith, find your calling, and earn an enriching liberal arts education. But first, you need to apply.

Each school at the University of Providence requires different admissions materials for undergraduates and has different admission deadlines. In addition to this, program admission requirements and materials may vary from program to program. 

Be sure to look over our School of Liberal Arts and Sciences and School of Health Professions undergraduate application requirements below to ensure that you’ve got everything in order before applying.

There is no application fee for our UP undergraduate application. However, there will be a small fee for our CAS undergraduate application. Get started today!

 

Undergraduate Admissions General Requirements

All applicants to the University of Providence should submit the following:

Program Specific Requirements

Expand the menu to learn more about specific requirements for your academic program.

School of Liberal Arts and Sciences Application Requirements
  1. Complete your application on our website
  2. Official high school transcript. Official transcripts can be sent directly from your high school to: University of Providence | Admissions | 1301 20th Street South | Great Falls, MT 59405, or may be submitted electronically. Include transcripts from any dual enrollment or other pre-college programs that you have attended, and results of any AP tests you have taken.
  3. Transfer Students – If you are transferring from another university/college, official transcripts will be required from any institution previously attended. If you do not have an Associates or Bachelors degree, we will also need an official high school transcript.
  4. If a minimum 2.7 GPA was not achieved in prior high school or college coursework, an additional admission essay and academic review will be required.
  5. Official ACT or SAT score report if your score with test date is not recorded on your high school transcript. Our ACT code is 2410, SAT is 4058. Providing official test scores is strongly recommended, but not required to be reviewed for admission. If you have taken either test, it is best to have your scores sent to the University of Providence.
  6. Once we receive your application and all required supplemental documents, you will be notified of the admission decision within two weeks.
School of Health Professions Application Requirements

 

Undergraduate degree and certificate programs (Healthcare Administration, Applied Health Informatics, Medical Assistant and Pharmacy Technician)
  • Complete your application on our website
  • Submit Official high school transcript. Official transcripts must be sent directly to the Admissions Office from your high school. Include transcripts from any dual enrollment or other pre-college programs that you have attended, and results of any AP tests you have taken.
  • Submit Official transcript from any university/college where undergraduate coursework was completed. Transcripts can be sent directly to: University of Providence | Admissions | 1301 20th Street South |Great Falls, MT59405, or may be submitted electronically directly from institution.
  • If a minimum 2.75 GPA was not achieved in prior high school or college coursework, an additional admission essay and academic review will be required.

Nursing Programs (Traditional Nursing Program, RN-BSN Bridge program, or Accelerated Nursing Program)

 

Fall 2024 or Spring 2025 Applicants:
  • Submit your nursing application through NursingCAS
  • Submit Official high school transcript through NursingCAS. Official transcripts must be sent directly to NursingCAS from your high school. Include transcripts from any dual enrollment or other pre-college programs that you have attended, and results of any AP tests you have taken
  • Submit Official transcript from any university/college where undergraduate coursework was completed to NursingCAS.
  • If a minimum 2.75 GPA was not achieved in prior high school or college coursework, an additional admission essay and academic review will be required.

Additional Program Specific Requirements and Information

 

Accelerated Nursing Program
  1. Essay to explain how this degree program will benefit you personally and professionally in your current and/or future career.
    1. This will be requested and submitted through NursingCAS.
  2. Students MUST complete Anatomy & Physiology I & II before applying.
    1. Learn more about pre-requisite requirements for the accelerated nursing program.
  3. The nursing program application review for Spring 2025 will begin April 1, 2024. Applications will be accepted through June 15, 2024.
  4. Decisions will be sent July 15th, 2024.

 

RN/BSN
  1. Essay to explain how this degree program will benefit you personally and professionally in your current and/or future career.
  2. Copy of your active and unencumbered RN license.

Important Deadlines for Undergraduate Admissions

 

School of Health Professions

Summer 2024 – April 9, 2024 (ASHA and BSHA only)

Fall 2024 – August 16, 2024

 

School of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Summer 2024 – April 9, 2024

Fall 2024 – August 16, 2024

What’s Next After Admission?

 

Once you’ve been admitted to the University of Providence as an undergraduate student, here’s what you should do next.

  1. Reply to your “Offer of Admission.” This form confirms that you are committed to attending the University of Providence.
  2. Secure your place in the incoming class by paying your tuition deposit.
  3. Provide immunization records showing dates of MMR 1 & 2 vaccinations (required by Montana state law for on-campus students).
  4. Complete the STARTUP Online Orientation course. Instructions on how to participate in this course will be provided for students upon submitting the tuition deposit.
  5. Register for classes. Once you have completed the STARTUP course, an academic advisor will touch base with you to help you register.
  6. Send your final official high school transcript with your date of graduation.

 

If you plan on applying for federal financial aid, be sure to complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). Ensure FAFSA results are sent to the University of Providence by using the school code (school code 002527). Important FAFSA information: 

  • The FAFSA is available beginning Oct. 1 in the year prior to the academic year for which you are applying. 
  • You may be asked to provide follow-up information as part of the financial aid process, so please pay attention to any communication from FAFSA or from the Financial Aid Office.

 

Health Professions students will also be required to participate in mandatory program-specific immersions. Upon completion of the STARTUP Online Orientation course, a program manager will contact students about available immersion dates.

Undergraduate Admissions FAQs

Is there an application fee for undergraduate applications to UP?

There is no application fee required for undergraduate programs. University of Providence undergraduate applicants can apply to any program for free.

How much is the enrollment deposit and how do I pay it?

To enroll as an undergraduate at UP Montana, you will need to pay a $100 tuition deposit. There is also a $250 housing deposit for residential students. You can log into your UP account to pay your deposit.

Undergraduate Snapshot

 

Eleven Undergraduate Majors

You can choose between 11 undergraduate majors across an array of disciplines. From biology and forensic science to sports management and psychology, the University of Providence offers something for everyone. Explore our academic programs to find the program for you.

On-Campus Housing

Freshmen at the University of Providence live in Emilie Hall, and residential apartments are available for sophomores, juniors and seniors. You’ll be supported by live-in Resident Directors and Resident Assistants as you gain a sense of independence while connecting and interacting with your peers.

Freshman Experience

The University of Providence offers the Corps of Discovery program to freshmen students. In this program, students meet in the classroom for one hour each week and then take their experience to the next level on evenings and weekends for hiking, rafting, skiing, and more. Find out more about Corps of Discovery.

Argo Athletics and Clubs

We are home to over 250 student-athletes and offer a range of athletic programs from basketball to golf. You can become a collegiate athlete or participate in a competitive club like rodeo. There are also a number of academic and social clubs you can explore while at UP.

Take the First Step – Start Your Application to UP!

Submit your application to UP and discover all that we have to offer undergraduate students. From our sprawling Montana campus to our engaging, collaborative clubs and athletic programs, you’ll find the University of Providence to be a welcoming and supportive community.

Submit Your Application

 

See What University of Providence Students Are up To!

Visit our Instagram to see a day in the life of a UP Montana student, freshman life, Argos Talk and more. You can also connect with us on Twitter or Facebook.

 

Contact UP

Have questions about the admissions process or need assistance with your application? Contact the Admissions Office.

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