Apply for University of Hartford | Admission | Deadline | Fees | Eligibility

Admission & How to Apply

You can Apply for Hartford using the University of Hartford application portal or the Common Application (for undergraduate entry).

Undergraduate Applicants:

• Complete the online application (U Hart App or Common App).
• Submit official high school transcripts (and college transcripts for transfer).
• SAT/ACT test scores are optional for undergraduate admission this cycle.
• Some programs (like music, theatre, and art) may require additional steps such as auditions or portfolio reviews.

Graduate Applicants:

• Complete the graduate online application.
• Provide official transcripts from all previous institutions.
• Include a letter of intent, resume/CV, and recommendation letters (if required).
• Certain graduate programs require test scores (e.g., GRE, GMAT); check your chosen program’s requirements.

International Students:
International applicants must upload official documents (translated if needed) and meet English proficiency requirements (TOEFL/IELTS/Duolingo). Documents must be submitted before the first semester begins.

Admission Deadlines

Apply for Hartfordoperates with both rolling admissions and priority dates:

• Early Action Deadline: November 15 (recommended for scholarship and early review).
• Rolling Admissions: Applications are reviewed as received beginning in late September.
• FAFSA Priority Deadline: February 15 (for financial aid consideration).
• Enrollment Deposit Deadline: May 1 to secure your housing and financial aid package.

Graduate program deadlines vary by department, and many admit on a rolling basis throughout the year. Check your specific program’s page for exact dates.

Fees & Cost of Attendance

Application Fee:

• Typically around $35–$50 for undergraduate and graduate applications.

Costs (Approximate for 2025/2026):
Annual undergraduate tuition and fees depend on the program and residency. For many direct admission programs, tuition is around $46,000–$59,000, with additional student services fees and health insurance. On-campus room and board add further living expense costs.

A detailed breakdown (example):

• Tuition & university fees: ~$47,500
• Comprehensive student services fee: ~$3,394
• Health insurance: ~$2,723
• Room & board: ~$16,890
• Total Estimated Cost: ~$70,500 per year (varies by program).

Graduate tuition and fees differ by program and credit load — always verify with your graduate department.

Eligibility Requirements

Undergraduate (First-Year & Transfer):

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Official transcripts from all schools attended.
• Minimum 2.0 GPA for transfer students is generally expected.
• Test-optional admission — SAT/ACT not required but accepted.

Graduate Applicants:

• Bachelor’s degree from a recognized institution.
• Program-specific requirements (GPA, test scores, portfolio/audition if applicable).
• English proficiency for international applicants (TOEFL, IELTS, Duolingo scores).

Reference 

1. University of Hartford Admissions Page – https://www.hartford.edu/admission/default.aspx
2. Undergraduate Application Process – https://www.hartford.edu/admission/undergraduate/first-year/undergraduate-application-process.aspx
3. Graduate Admission Information – https://www.hartford.edu/admission/graduate-admission/default.aspx
4. Fees & Estimated Costs – https://pathways.hartford.edu/how-to-apply/fees
5. International Application Process – https://www.hartford.edu/admission/international/application-process/default.aspx