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To succeed academically at UNI, it's very important to establish a good academic record in high school. To be eligible for admission, you must meet three criteria: successfully complete a college preparatory curriculum in high school, rank in the upper one-half of your class, and  take the  American College Test (ACT) or  Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT).

Admissions

• Contact Information
    - Phone: 800-772-2037/ 319-273-2281
    - Fax - 319-273-2885
    - Email address: admissions@uni.edu
•   - Website: www.uni.edu/admissions/

Admission Requirements

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• Earning Credit While in High School
• Advanced Placement credits
• CLEP Credit
• Dual Credit from Iowa Community Colleges
• NCAA Clearinghouse Approved Courses
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UNI at a Glance

  - Student population size: 12,573

  - Student to Faculty ration 16:1

  - 92% of students come from Iowa

  - 46 states and 78 countries represented

  - 90%+  of Freshmen live on campus

  - Average ACT scores = 23

  - Buildings are within a 10-15 minute walking distance

  - Less than 1% of classes are taught by teaching assistants

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