How To Apply
All La Salle Fall 2020 full-time, undergraduate applicants are given the option to choose either the Traditional or Test-Flexible Application Review as the path that best reflects a student’s abilities, skills, life experiences, and potential for success. Students who choose the Test-Flexible Application Review are not required to submit their standardized test scores.
All applicants must indicate their preference on either their La Salle Application for Admission or La Salle’s Common Application. Once the Test-Flexible Application Review is selected, the decision to not submit standardized test scores cannot be reversed.
If you are an international student or if you are interested in Nursing, Communication Sciences and Disorders, The Honors Program, Business Scholars Co-Op program, or a four-year BS/MBA in Accounting you must apply with the traditional Application.
The following is required of all applicants to La Salle University applying via Traditional Application Review:
Application for admission
An official transcript showing three years of high school scholastic records
Your SAT or ACT scores
An academic letter of recommendation from a teacher, counselor, parent, or school administrator
Common Application or La Salle Application Personal Statement/Essay
The required Common Application or La Salle Application Essay is not graded. This essay is generally used to inform the Admissions Committee about the applicant’s interests and/or background.
The following is required of all applicants to La Salle University applying via Test-Flexible Application Review:
Application for admission
An official transcript showing three years of high school scholastic records
An academic letter of recommendation from a teacher, counselor, parent, or school administrator
Common Application or La Salle Application Personal Statement/Essay
The required Common Application or La Salle Application Essay is not graded. This essay is generally used to inform the Admissions Committee about the applicant’s interests and/or background.
Either an additional:
- Test-Flexible Essay or
- Test-Flexible Interview with either an admission counselor or alum
The Test-Flexible Essay and Interview are graded. Either the essay or interview will be evaluated by the La Salle Admissions Committee and used to evaluate an applicant’s candidacy and academic scholarship.