Programs/Majors
All Programs/Majors (except Engineering & Nursing)
4 years English
3 years Mathematics
1 year Physical Science &/or 1 year Biological Science
3 years Social Science
4 Elective Courses to include Foreign Language and Computers
Engineering
4 years English
4 years Mathematics
1 year Physical Science
3 years Social Science
7 Elective Courses
Students are encouraged to take Trigonometry, Physics, Chemistry and Computer Science
Nursing
4 years English
3 years Mathematics
1 year of Biological Science
1 year of Chemistry
1 year of Social Science
4 Elective Courses
Students are encouraged to take Physiology if available.
Students should take the National League of Nursing Guidance Examination.
University faculty will use SAT/ACT scores and high school Grade Point Averages (GPAs) to place students in appropriate freshman level courses. Analysis of SAT/ACT scores and high school grade point averages over the past five years shows that students who enter Tuskegee University with a SAT composite score of 1000+ or an ACT score of 24 and a high school GPA of at least 3.0 tend to be more successful in completing their freshman level courses than those who score lower.
However, all applicants are evaluated individually.
This is done so that other factors can be considered as criteria for the admissions process.
Tuskegee University is flexible and comprehensive in evaluations to ensure students are admitted who can take full advantage of the Tuskegee experience while enriching the overall campus community.
Minimum Admissions Requirements effective 2007
3.0 Cumulative Grade Point Average
21 Composite ACT score or 1000 Critical Reading and Math Composite Score
Important Dates
March 1 – Priority Deadline for Applications for Admission
March - Spring Open House
March 31 - Priority Deadline for Financial Aid
March 31 - Priority Deadline for $500 Pre-Enrollment Fees
August 14 – New Students Arrive
November - Fall Open House
