Apply Now
EKU Online > Application & Admission > How to Apply
Apply to EKU Online Today

Maroon is Going to Look Great on You

Eastern Kentucky University offers more than 100 undergraduate, graduate, certificate and non-degree programs delivered in a convenient, online format. Whether you want to start, finish or advance your education, EKU Online has a program that can fit your schedule and your needs.

Learn More

Apply NowTest Drive
Loading...
First-time Freshman
Graduate Students
Transfer Students

How to Apply

How to apply as a first-time freshman:

  1. Fill out the free online application.
  2. Submit your high school transcripts to the Office of Admissions.
  3. Submit ACT or SAT scores (not required, but encouraged for determining appropriate course placement).

Some programs may have additional application requirements. Contact your enrollment advisor to learn of any specific requirements for your program.

How to Apply

How to apply to a graduate program:

  1. Fill out the free online application.
  2. Provide official entrance exam scores (GRE, MAT or GMAT), if applicable.
  3. Provide official undergraduate transcripts (if not an EKU graduate).
  4. Submit letters of recommendation, if required for the academic program.

Some programs may have additional application requirements. Contact your enrollment advisor to learn of any specific requirements for your program.

How to Apply

How to apply as a transfer student:

  1. Fill out the free online application.
  2. Send us your high school transcript (if you have 23 or fewer credit hours).
  3. Send us your official transcripts from each accredited university you attended, including dual credit from high school.
Learn More About Transferring to EKU

Important Notice: The Clery Act Annual Security and Fire Safety Report is available on the website of the EKU Police Department. This report includes statistics for the previous three years concerning reported crimes that occurred on campus, in certain off-campus buildings, or property within or immediately adjacent to and accessible from the Richmond, Corbin, Danville, Lancaster, Manchester, and Somerset campuses. It contains policies on crime reporting, alcohol/drug use, crime prevention and other matters. The report also provides information regarding fire safety and statistics. You can view this report at police.eku.edu. A paper copy is available by contacting the EKU Police at (859) 622-1111.

The department also maintains a daily log of campus crimes and fires that are reported to campus and local police. The log can be viewed at crimelong.eku.

  • “I can confidently say that — as someone who doesn’t even live in the United States — EKU’s online program has been extremely accommodating and flexible. I can discuss advising appointments over email, and I can have my textbooks shipped to my address overseas.” – Sydney Garner Lewis
  • “After the birth of our first child, I knew I needed to go back and finish what I started,” said McKenzie. “I was happy that I could pick up where I left off at EKU even though I lived in a different state.” – EKU Online student and mom
  • “I chose EKU because I am a unique student with unique needs, and EKU provides an avenue for students like me to succeed.” – EKU Online Psychology student Jason Tate
EKU Online Power E Logo

Apply To EKU Online