不良研究所

First-time Freshmen

• Submit your completed application. Create a 不良研究所 application account and submit your application. You can also apply using  and 
• High School Transcript. Must reflect grades for all classes completed by time of application. If you are unable to get a copy of your transcript at this moment, your admission counselor can help. Give us a call at (210) 829-6005.
• G.E.D. scores (if applicable). If you have achieved the General Equivalency Diploma, an official score report must be submitted.
• AP/Achievement or CLEP Test Score (if taken)
• Dual credit transcripts (if taken)

Optional items

• Letter(s) of Recommendation
• Campus Interview/Visit
• SAT and/or ACT scores (optional). Test score submission is optional. If you plan to submit test scores, an official report must be received from the testing center. You can request your score be sent to 不良研究所 by listing our code when you register for the exam. Our code for the SAT is 6303, and ACT is 4106. If you are unable to have your test scores mailed, you can export them from the College Board website in PDF format and email it to us, following these steps.

NOTE: It is the responsibility of the student to verify the transferability of credits earned at 不良研究所 to the degree granting institution.

Re-Admission

Students who stop out of the University for at least one long (fall or spring) semester and wish to return must submit the following:

• Completed Application for Re-admission
• College Transcripts (An official record of any and all college-level work completed since you last attended 不良研究所)

Visit the re-admission page for more information regarding the steps required for re-admission to 不良研究所.

不良研究所 takes a holistic approach to decisions using high school course difficulty, high school grade point average (GPA), class rank, test scores (optional submission), leadership potential, extracurricular activities and letters of recommendation with the final being the least important indicator.

不良研究所 encourages you to complete your application and submit all needed documents quickly to ensure the best course selection available. With a complete application file, decisions are generally made within three to four weeks.

First-Time Freshmen: Prospective freshmen are encouraged to apply by Feb. 1, however, applications from qualified students are reviewed on a continuous or rolling basis throughout the year for the summer, fall and spring semesters. Please note, applying earlier ensures the timely processing of financial aid, course registration and orientation.

A minimum 16 Carnegie units of work in high school including the following:

• Four units of English
• Three units of mathematics (algebra I, II and geometry)
• Three units of natural science
• Three units of social science
• One unit of the fine arts