Admissions

Are you still processing applications for Fall 2020?
Yes. The Admissions Department is currently processing applications for Fall 2020 and Spring 2021. We have limited staff on-site, but we are all available to connect via email, text, or phone to answer any question you have about your application process.

Will monthly open houses still be held?
Yes. Open Houses are currently held as a virtual event.

If I can’t come to campus to visit, what are my other options?
We would love to connect with you remotely! We can set up a virtual meeting with video conferencing, chat with you over the phone, or just communicate through email and text. Contact admissions@dunwoody.edu to start connecting.

What happens if I can’t access my transcripts, can I still be admitted?
Yes. We are committed to working with students who may be experiencing difficulty accessing transcripts during this time. We will work with you and other institutions to ensure we have documents we need without creating additional stress.

How can I see more about what Dunwoody is like?
Connecting with us on social media, reading our news blog, and checking out our YouTube and Vimeo channels are great ways to get a feel for the Dunwoody student experience. You can also take our virtual tour.

Will there be an application deadline extension?
Yes. Contact your Admissions Counselor if you need an extension.

My current school is closed. Will you accept an unofficial transcript?
Yes. We are committed to working with students who may be experiencing difficulty accessing transcripts during this time. We will work with you and other institutions to ensure we have documents we need without creating additional stress.

Will extensions be allowed for final transcripts?
Yes. We are committed to working with students who may be experiencing difficulty accessing transcripts during this time. We will work with you and other institutions to ensure we have documents we need without creating additional stress.

Will this affect timing of admission notification?
No. The Admissions Department is still processing applications for Fall 2020 and Spring 2021. We do not foresee any changes to when application decisions are made.

Are the other offices at Dunwoody open?
Yes, but with limited on-site staff available. Dunwoody is following guidelines from the CDC and the Federal and State Government, which means that many staff are currently working remotely. All offices are available to connect with via phone and email during regular business hours. If you need to speak with someone in person, please arrange the visit ahead of time to ensure that a one-on-one meeting can be accommodated.

Can I still schedule a campus tour?
We are providing one-on-one virtual tours of campus during this time. Contact admissions@dunwoody.edu to set up your visit.

Will extensions be allowed for final transcripts?
Yes. We are committed to working with students who may be experiencing difficulty accessing transcripts during this time. We will work with you and other institutions to ensure we have documents we need without creating additional stress.

My current school is closed. Will you accept an unofficial transcript?
Yes. We are committed to working with students who may be experiencing difficulty accessing transcripts during this time. We will work with you and other institutions to ensure we have documents we need without creating additional stress.

Will orientation still be held?
Yes. Please refer to your acceptance packet for the date and time for orientation, and watch for additional information.

What about student housing?
The process for applying to and getting accepted in Dunwoody student housing has not changed.

What can I do while I wait?
We will be connecting with you often! Watch for emails from your Dean or the Director of Admissions. Stay in contact with your admissions counselor and search for scholarships. Please reach out anytime you have questions, we’re here to help.

When will my Financial Aid information be sent out?
We are sending award offers now. Make sure you have your FAFSA submitted and then wait for your award notification to quickly follow.

When do I register for my classes?
Registration for new students opens at the same time as for current students. You must have completed your financial aid paperwork and submitted your financial responsibility form before you will be allowed to register.

Who can help me over the phone or email?
Contact the Admissions Office at admissions@dunwoody.edu or 612-381-3041 and we will connect you with the appropriate department or person.

Will this affect timing of admission notification?
No. The Admissions Department is still processing applications for Fall 2020 and Spring 2021. We do not foresee any changes to when application decisions are made.

Can I still schedule a campus tour?
We are providing one-on-one virtual tours of campus during this time. Contact admissions@dunwoody.edu to set up your visit.

Dunwoody is scheduled to visit my area. Will they still be here?
As of right now, the CDC and the Federal and State Government are recommending that public gatherings of more than 10 people be cancelled.

In addition, all Dunwoody Admission related travel is being evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

I’m registered for a daily visit. What should I do?
Dunwoody is following all recommendations from the CDC and the Minnesota Department of Health, and we will be practicing social distancing during any one-on-one meeting. We ask that any visitors to campus be healthy and follow these protocols as well. If you are comfortable heading to campus to meet one-on-one, we’d love to see you here!

Will my student still have access to housing?
The process for applying to and getting accepted in Dunwoody student housing has not changed.

When will I receive my I-20?
The current pandemic may delay the processing time for prospective students who are seeking an I-20 through Dunwoody for fall 2020 term. We encourage students to continue with the process and contact the college Designated School Official (DSO) with additional questions.

If my country has been affected by COVID-19, will I still be allowed to attend Dunwoody?
Students traveling from countries impacted by COVID-19 to refer to guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), U.S. Department of State and U.S. Customs and Border Protection for specific port-of-entry screening processes, as well as any travel restrictions.

If I’m not able to attend Dunwoody this fall, can I defer my admission?
No, Students will need to submit a new application to the new term they wish to enroll at Dunwoody.

Will extensions be allowed for final transcripts?
Yes. We are committed to working with students who may be experiencing difficulty accessing transcripts during this time. We will work with you and other institutions to ensure we have documents we need without creating additional stress.

My current school closed. Will you accept an unofficial transcript?
Yes. We are committed to working with students who may be experiencing difficulty accessing transcripts during this time. We will work with you and other institutions to ensure we have documents we need without creating additional stress.

I’m scheduled to have Dunwoody on my campus. Will you still be coming?
The CDC and the Federal and State Government are recommending that public gatherings of more than 10 people be cancelled. If your event falls below this threshold, contact admissions@dunwoody.edu and it will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

Will Dunwoody still be present at college fairs?
The CDC and the Federal and State Government are recommending that public gatherings of more than 10 people be cancelled.

Will your file processing be delayed?
No. The Admissions Department is still processing applications for Fall 2020 and Spring 2021. We do not foresee any changes to when application decisions are made.