Admitted Students to Marian University's Ancilla College

You’re Accepted! Now What?

Checklist for 2024-25 accepted students

Now that you've been accepted by Marian University’s Ancilla College, start thinking about your college journey and make plans for all the AMAZING things you’ll do as a new student. To get started, here's some important information about your next steps to enroll at Marian University. For students who intend to enroll in fall 2023, classes begin on Monday, August 19. Students who intend to enroll in spring 2024 will begin classes on Monday, January 6.

1. Accept your offer of admission.

• To officially reserve your place at Marian University, pay your nonrefundable $100 enrollment deposit (applied toward your first semester fees).
• You can pay your deposit online or send a check directly to the Office of Undergraduate Admission.

2. Apply for financial aid.

After October 1 of your high school senior year, you can apply for financial aid for your first semester of college.

• Indiana residents should complete the 2024-25 Free Application for Federal Student Aid(FAFSA) by April 15 to qualify for maximum aid.
• Students who intend to enroll in spring 2025, should complete the 2024-25 FAFSA.
• Students who live outside Indiana should also complete the FAFSA. Visit the FAFSA website for details about the deadlines that apply to you.
• List Marian University's school code #001821 where indicated on the FAFSA.

3. Register for new student orientation.

Our New Student Orientation Program ensures you are well-informed about your next steps to prepare for a great academic year. You'll register for classes, learn about campus amenities, services, and traditions, explore student organizations, and begin making lifelong friendships. Attending an orientation session is mandatory for new students.

4. Apply for campus housing.

• Learn more about Housing and Residence Life at Marian University’s Ancilla College, including instructions for room selection and housing applications. Create a student account and complete your housing application.
• If you will live on campus, we must receive your $200 housing deposit before your room assignment will be processed. Deposits may be paid online.
• If you are a 21st Century Scholar student, please contact the Business Office at 574.936.8898 Ext. 355 about your reduced housing deposit rate.

5. Complete your student health record.

• Your admission to Marian University is conditional until all information requested on our student health and immunization records is complete. Use the link provided to create an account and submit your documentation.

6. Ensure we have your transcripts.

• When you graduate from high school, request your final high school transcript be sent to Marian University’s Ancilla College.
• If you already have some college credit—including credit for dual-credit courses that you completed during high school—request college transcripts for all completed coursework be sent to Marian University’s Ancilla College.
• You may receive advanced placement and/or college credit for certain courses if you successfully completed College Board Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB), CLEP, or other exams. If this describes you, request official exam scores be sent to Marian University’s Ancilla College. Once received, faculty advisors in the school or academic department offering your chosen major will evaluate the credits and whether they apply toward your Marian University degree program.

7. Make payment arrangements

• Once you are registered for classes, your bill will be available on your MUHUB account that includes the balance due for your upcoming semester tuition, fees, and (if you will live on campus) room and board.
• The bill will include a due date by which we must have confirmed payment arrangements. We offer convenient monthly payment options, which allow all or part of your expenses to be spread over a period of time. Administered by Nelnet, Inc., payment plans are available for all students and/or parents.
• If you have questions, contact our Business Office at 574.936.8898 Ext. 355 for information.

8. Finalize last-minute details

We take your student success seriously. To ensure your semester gets off to a great start, we created Knight Quest, an event for students and families who need to finalize or confirm information in order to complete the acceptance and registration process before classes begin.

• You may not move into your room in a campus residence hall or attend classes until all required admission forms and documents are completed.
• If you do not complete Knight Quest you will be administratively withdrawn from your classes for the semester.
• If you are a new student-athlete who will compete in one of our athletic programs, your coach, or program director will notify you if you are required to attend an early Knight Quest session.

Questions?

If you have questions or need assistance, please contact us.