Frequently Asked Questions
What are standard admission requirements for Troy University?
Can I be admitted into Troy University on a conditional basis?
Where is the Office of Admissions located on Troy’s main campus?
Where can I find information about getting my degree online?
Who do I need to contact about International Admissions?
How can I contact other campuses besides the one in Troy, AL?
How can I request a transcript for myself or to be sent to another school?
Are there any two year degrees offered on your campus?
Will you take Bright Future or Hope Scholarships?
Are freshmen required to live on campus?
How can I ask a question about Financial Aid?
What do I do if I have sent everything in and received nothing back on my status for admission?
How and when can I schedule a campus tour?
How much is the application fee and where can I pay it?
What are standard admission requirements for Troy University?
Standard admission requirements are an 18 on the ACT, or an 870 on the SAT with a 2.0 grade point average. If you are 21 or older you will need to produce a G.E.D. or High School diploma. No ACT score is required for admission. Transfer students from an accredited institution must have an overall 2.0 grade point average on a 4.0 scale.
Can I be admitted into Troy University on a conditional basis?
If your high school grade point average is less than a 2.0, then you must have an 18 on the ACT, or an 870 on the SAT to be conditionally admitted. If you have less than an 18 (but not less than a 15) or less than an 870 (but not less than a 740), then you must have a grade point average of a 2.3 or better. Transfer students from an accredited institution must have an overall 1.70 to 1.99 to be admitted conditionally.
Where is the Office of Admissions located on Troy’s main campus?
The Office of Admissions is located in the Adams Administration Building. We are the closest building to the road across from the Long Hall of Honor.
Where can I find information about getting my degree online?
The website, www.troy.edu/ecampus should answer all of your online questions. The number that they can be reached at is 800.265.9811
Who do I need to contact about International Admissions?
The International Admissions Office email address is intladm@troy.edu. The direct number for International Admissions is 334-670-3335.
How can I contact other campuses besides the one in Troy, AL?
You can contact other campuses by going to http://www.troy.edu/sites.htm and clicking on the site you are interested in visiting.
How can I request a transcript be sent to myself or to be sent to another school?
You can order transcripts online by clicking here.
Are there any two year degrees offered on your campus?
No, all degree programs are four years.
Will you take Bright Future or Hope Scholarships?
No, neither of these scholarships is recognized by Troy at this time
Are freshmen required to live on campus?
Yes, at this time all freshmen under 19 years of age are required to live on Troy’s campus.
How can I ask a question about Financial Aid?
The Financial Aid Office is also located in the Adams Administration Building. Their website is http://www.troy.edu/financialaid/index.html. You may also contact them directly by calling 334-670-3168.
What do I do if I have sent everything in and received nothing back on my status for admission?
Please send your name, social security number, and semester that you are applying for in an email to admit@troy.edu. You may also contact the Office of Admissions at 800-551-9716.
How and when can I schedule a campus tour?
There are three tour times available during the week for students. Saturday visits are scheduled throughout the year. To schedule a tour you may call the Admissions Office or register online.
How much is the application fee and where can I pay it?
The application fee is $30. You may pay online or by sending a check or money order. The address is:
Office of Admissions
111 Adams Administration Building
Troy, AL 36082
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