Spring enrollment at Augustana College
We welcome new first-year, transfer and international students to enroll in our Spring Semester at Augustana, which begins the first week of February.
Spring admissions dates and deadlines
Apply by November 1 to receive an admissions decision by November 15.
Non-refundable tuition deposit is due by December 1.
First-year students
New first-year students may apply as degree-seeking for spring semester. Apply as a first-year student if you're a current high school student or have no college coursework.
- Learn more about first-year applications: Domestic students
- Learn more about first-year applications: International students
Transferring to Augustana mid-year
Current college students interested in transferring from a community college or other four-year college or university are welcome in the spring semester. We offer the convenience of reviewing a student’s application using in-progress grades for course work underway during the fall semester. Please provide updated grades at the time of application. No need to wait until the semester is complete to apply.
J-term Jumpstart
Augustana College offers a pre-enrollment opportunity for mid-year transfer and new first-year students who are admitted for spring semester. Students enrolling for the first time at mid-year may arrive on campus and move into campus housing in early January in order to experience campus life and audit a 3.5-week J-term course—all before the start of spring semester in February.
The J-term Jumpstart has a flat $820 fee, which covers housing, a full meal plan, class auditing and campus activities.
Participants can:
- Participate in campus activities, including varsity athletic practice if you are a varsity athlete.
- Transition to college life over the 3.5-week J-term, before things get busier during spring semester.
Contact admissions@augustana.edu if you are interested in a J-term start.
Spring orientation
Augustana College ensures an effective transition by offering a two-day orientation for new students entering the spring semester.
