Undergraduate students might also fall into a non-traditional category, whether they are take college courses for the first time or are seeking another degree.
Individuals who are looking to obtain a first bachelor’s degree from King’s College on a part-time basis should use the Part-Time Undergraduate Application.
Individuals without a bachelor’s degree who are looking to take undergraduate courses without obtaining a degree from King’s should use the Visiting/Non-Degree Undergraduate Application.
Individuals who have a bachelor’s degree and would like to take undergraduate courses should use the Post-Graduate Application.
Are you looking to transfer from your current institution to King's College? Undergraduate students can complete our Fast App for free (no application fee).
How do I learn more about the application process?
The application for admission is an important step in exploring King's College. While the paperwork is a necessary component, we also value the opportunity to meet our applicants in person. We strongly recommend scheduling a personal interview at your earliest convenience by emailing admissions@kings.edu or calling (570) 208-5858.
What do I need to do if I am a high school student?
Complete the application in its entirety.
Be sure your SAT or ACT scores will be forwarded. We will accept either direct reports from the testing service or test scores included on an official high school transcript.
If you are choosing the Test Optional application decision, you must select that option on the application for it to be processed.
Please submit any college/university transcript other than King's College indicating course work completed.
What do I need to do if I am a parent?
Please complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
King's College Federal School Code is 003282 (This code must be entered correctly on the FAFSA in order for King's College to receive access to your federal record.)
Please report your social security number accurately on both the application for admission, financial aid application, and the FAFSA.
When do I need to apply?
King’s College offers three admission plans for first-year students depending on your college search process. Early Action is for students who want to be among the first to know their admission status, Early Decision is for candidates who are sure that King’s College is right for them, but Regular Admission is the option most students choose. Read more about these entry options and their deadlines.
What is the difference between a transfer and first-year applicant?
A first-year applicant is classified as any student who has not enrolled in any college credit after graduating from high school, or has not yet graduated from high school.
A transfer applicant is any student who has enrolled in at least one hour of college credit after graduating high school.
