Additional admission options

Lynn University’s Dual Enrollment Program offers high school juniors and seniors an opportunity to take undergraduate courses for college credit. Admission requirements include: high school junior or senior status, a high school grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher, recommendation by the high school principal or his/her designee and a Dual Enrollment Program application. Students may earn a maximum of seven credit hours per semester and must maintain a minimum college GPA of 2.0. Students in the program have access to Lynn University resources, including the library. Students’ grades will be posted to official Lynn University transcripts and be available for transfer to other colleges and universities. Tuition for this program is offered at a reduced rate.

Refer to Lynn’s dual enrollment program for additional information.

Students with a 3.0 grade point average (GPA) during their first semester at Lynn are invited into the accelerated degree program. Students must attend a mandatory orientation session in February and opt-in by block D. Taking six-to-seven classes per semester and summer classes, students will graduate with an undergraduate degree in three years. This program is available for all majors except music, education and the BFA programs in computer animation, drama, graphic design, film production, professional pilot and visual art and design.

Refer to Lynn’s accelerated degrees for additional information.

Students who successfully complete the accelerated bachelor’s degree program are encouraged to apply for the graduate program and complete a master’s degree in their fourth year. This program enables students and their families to save money on the cost of tuition while obtaining both an undergraduate and graduate degree in the time it takes to complete a traditional 4-year undergraduate degree. Please note: music performance, biological sciences, clinical mental health counseling, and visual effects animation (MFA) are two-year master’s degree programs.

Refer to Lynn’s accelerated degrees for additional information.

Application procedure

Applicants should submit the following:

• Completed non-degree application form. (lynn.edu/apply)
• Official transcript(s) from previous colleges or universities.
• Transfer report from each college/university attended.

Note: If a student wants to switch to degree seeking status, they must apply through the Office of Admission.

If a student left Lynn University in good standing and wants to return to complete their degree, he/she must contact the Registrar ([email protected]).

If a student left Lynn University because of academic suspension, he/she must contact the coordinator of academic dismissals ([email protected]) to receive permission to return.

If a student left Lynn University because of behavioral or social suspension, he/she must contact the dean of students ([email protected]) to receive permission to return.

If a student left Lynn University with an outstanding balance and were turned over to a collection agency, he/she will need to contact Student Accounts ([email protected]) if they wish to re-enroll once the outstanding debt and collection fees have been paid.

Once a student is approved or denied, the director of academic advising or the dean of students will notify the Registrar. The Registrar will then send written notification to the student.

If a student wants to return to Lynn University to complete a second degree, they must apply through the Office of Admission.