Pepperdine University Admission Information
Become a Part of Pepperdine
Whether you're an undergraduate student embarking on your path to college or a graduate student seeking to expand your career options with an advanced degree, Pepperdine University can help you take the next step forward. We invite you to explore our application process and financial aid options to make your higher education goals a reality.
Undergraduate students who demonstrate substantial potential of achieving academic success are considered for admission. The University's Admission Committee reviews applicants' current academic record, grade point average, and types of completed classes, as well as SAT Reasoning Test or American College Test scores.
Graduate school applicants' academic records, scores on the Graduate Record Examination
or Graduate Management Admission Test, and other relevant data are considered. Official
transcripts from each college or university, including extension work, are also required
for admission. Applicants are advised to consult a program director to learn about
additional admissions requirements, application requirements, and application deadlines.
Bachelor degrees are offered through Pepperdine's liberal arts and business schools, with more than 44 majors and 41 minors combined. We provide campus tours, information sessions, and individual consultations to help you apply your best to Pepperdine.
Consistently ranked among U.S. News & World Report's "Best Graduate Schools," Pepperdine University offers full-time and part-time advanced degree programs through five separate schools and internationally recognized institutes.
Our Office of Financial Assistance provides information about scholarships, grants, work-study, loans, and other resources that can make Pepperdine possible for those who qualify.
International Students
United States college enrollment for international students is growing annually and Pepperdine is proud to be a part of the expansion. We welcome students from over 70 countries around the world. Information about admission for non-U.S. residents is available through Pepperdine's Office of International Student Services.
Student Life
Becoming a part of Pepperdine means broadening your views and deepening your values within a close-knit community. Campus activities, spiritual exploration, and unparalleled access to faculty all contribute to the uniquely layered experience that is Student Life at Pepperdine.