Traditional Undergraduate Admissions
You’ve got a purpose. A calling.
And Roberts is where you make it real.
How Do I Apply?
Our Top 3 Questions
Can I get in?
If your GPA is 2.8+, you’re on track. We’re test-optional, so you decide whether to send SAT/ACT/CLT scores.
Can I afford it?
We work hard to make a private Christian education as affordable and valuable as possible. 100% of full-time freshmen receive aid.
What can I study?
Choose from 50+ majors and programs designed to prepare you for your calling
Find Your Major
Our biggest majors include:
Admissions Requirements
To be considered for regular admission to Roberts, freshmen must meet the following minimum requirement:
High School Grade Point Average (GPA): 2.8 or higher out of 4.0
Apply By November 15th and Receive:
- An admissions decision in 2-3 weeks
- Priority financial aid consideration
- An Early Action $1,000 grant
- Depending on GPA, the chance to compete for a full-tuition scholarship
Applications received after this date are still welcome.
Test-Optional Admissions
What does that mean?
Roberts is test-optional. You decide whether to submit SAT, ACT, or CLT scores.
We have a “no harm” policy. Test scores won't hurt your ability to qualify for academic scholarships. However, including your scores could potentially boost your academic scholarship eligibility.
Your admissions counselor can help you decide.
Self-Reported Scores
You can submit self-reported scores by email, phone, or mail.
If admitted with self-reported scores, you must provide official scores before enrollment. Significant differences may affect admission and scholarships.
Transfer & Special Admissions
Four Year Promise
We are ALL IN on your success after graduation.
So, we're offering you a 4-Year Promise: if you fulfill your responsibilities and are not able to graduate in 4 years, Roberts will pay for the courses you need to graduate.
