University Admissions
An exceptional education is within reach.
Just ask our friends from the Class of 2024! Our caring instructors and mentors, nurturing campus life, and experiential learning opportunities are the common threads through our diverse array of programs at UNA. We offer the true college experience with all the amenities of a larger school but without the overwhelm. Our beautiful, historic campus gives you access to a state-of-the-art library, research laboratories, and historic facilities. Our culture is second to none, and we are beyond proud to offer all of this for a competitively affordable tuition along with vast opportunities for multiple scholarships.
Plan your visit to the University of North Alabama!
Join us for a Campus Tour or register for a Preview Day.
Connect with our teams for in-person and online programs.
Learn more about your potential program, application steps, and more from our dedicated Admissions staff.
Submit your application via your MyUNA account.
Create a MyUNA account, begin an application, or continue an existing application.
Plan your visit to the University of North Alabama!
Connect with our teams for in-person and online programs.
Submit your application via your MyUNA account.
Freshman
Freshman students can learn more about admission requirements, the application process, and their next steps here
Once all application materials are complete, incoming freshman students will want to learn more about scholarships and aid, as well as Housing Applications and deadlines.
Early College
Students interested in taking UNA Early College courses or dual enrollment courses with their high school can learn more about application next steps, dual credit, and scholarships here.
Transfer Students
Transfer students can learn more about admission requirements, the application process, and their next steps here
Transfer students can learn more about registration, advising, and course schedules here.
Transient Students
Students interested in taking courses at UNA while enrolled at another institution, or UNA students interested in taking courses at another institution can find out more information here.
Graduate Students
Students considering one of UNA’s graduate programs can connect to an academic department here.
Other Student Types
Whether you are a non-degree seeking student or interested in Post-Baccalaureate programs or a Post-Masters certificate UNA has a place for you!
If you have questions about non-traditional student types or how to get started with the application process, you can contact us at admissions@una.edu.
Take our Student Type Quiz to find out!
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I apply for Admission?
Refer to https://www.una.edu/apply/ for more information on your student type and how to apply!
Is there an application fee?
No, it is always free to apply!
After submitting your application to the University of North Alabama, you can check your application status anytime through your MyUNA Account. Once logged in, you can view any missing documents on the application checklist. If you have trouble accessing your account or have questions about your status, you can contact the Office of Admissions at admissions@una.edu.
You may be considered for some scholarships automatically when you apply to the University of North Alabama. Others you will have to apply for separately, including Leadership Scholasrhips, Endowed Scholarships, etc. Details on all scholarships and how to apply can be found at https://www.una.edu/affordable/.
How do I accept my scholarships?
Once admitted, you will receive log in credentials for your official UNA Portal Account. To accept scholarship offers, you must log into your UNA Portal Account, click on Financial Aid Dashboard, and select the current aid year from the top of the screen. Make sure you review any questions from the Financial Aid Office on the Home tab and respond. Click on the Award Offer tab. Scroll down to the Grants and Scholarships to Pay for College box. Here, you can view and accept scholarship offers. If your scholarship(s) have been accepted, the word “Accepted” will appear on the right side of the screen next to each accepted scholarship. Once you have reviewed ALL of your award offer decisions, click Submit at the bottom of the page.
How can I schedule a campus tour?
Campus tours are scheduled online via your MyUNA account. You can view available dates and event registrations online at una.edu/visit, or call the Office of Admissions at 256-765-4608.
How will my tour reservation be confirmed?
You will receive an email with parking information and check-in details upon completion of your registration.
Can I change the date or time of my tour?
Yes, you can call the Office of Admissions at 256-765-4608 or email admissions@una.edu to request an adjustment or update to your tour reservation.
What should I wear for my tour?
Weather-appropriate attire is recommended as tours take place rain or shine. Attire is casual, and we encourage comfortable footwear for your walking tour of campus.
Where do I park?
Please review your parking instructions in your confirmation email. For any questions, please contact admissions@una.edu or call 256-765-4608.
How long do tours last?
A campus tour consists of an admissions presentation as well as a 1 hour and 30 minute walking tour led by our LaGrange Ambassadors. Please plan to be on campus for about 2 hours.
What happens if it is raining on my tour day?
Campus Tours still proceed during rain or shine as long as long as there is not lightning or thunder in the area. Please be sure to wear weather appropriate attire!
Requirements for students applying to UNA Early College:
- Students must have a minimum 3.00 unweighted GPA to participate in the UNA Early College Program.
- “C” average on UNA courses for continued participation in the UNA Early College program.
- Course requirements (specific ACT scores, high school courses, etc.) as listed in this catalog.
- Early College students (cohort and non-cohort) must meet the same prerequisite requirements for courses that are listed in the most current University catalog.
- If a student does not meet the 3.0 GPA requirement, they may apply but will only be eligible to register for UNA 105.
For more information on UNA's Early College program, visit https://www.una.edu/admissions/early-college/students.html.
How many dual enrollment hours can I transfer in before being considered a “transfer student” as an incoming freshman?
Incoming freshmen can bring in any amount of dual enrollment and still be considered for freshmen scholarships.
How do I transfer my dual enrollment credit from a community college to UNA?
Request an official transcript from your dual enrollment institution to be sent to ugalert@una.edu. The Office of the Registrar will evaluate course credit based on the course description to be applied as a direct equivalent, a major/minor elective, a core course, or a general elective. Students can review all course credit equivalence/transfer information here.
