Checklist
- Submit your Admission Application.
- Pay the $50 application fee.
- Submit a statement of good standing from institution where you are currently enrolled (Good Standing letter or official transcript verifying standing).
Transient students are those students who wish to take classes at Auburn University, but do not wish to transfer from their current institution. These students enrollment eligibility is only good for one semester.
These students must be in good academic standing with their current institution. We must receive a Transient Good Standing Letter OR an official transcript from their current institution before they can be admitted to Auburn University.
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The instructions below will assist you in completing the application accurately.
Please take a few minutes to read the following information. Your first step is to complete and submit this application. The instructions below will assist you in completing the application accurately. Of particular importance is your Login ID and Personal Identification Number (PIN).
When you begin the application, you will be asked to define your Login ID and PIN. The first is a nine-digit Login ID,
and you may select any combination of alphanumeric characters. The other component of your identification is the numeric,
six-digit, Personal Identification Number (PIN).
Note: Make sure you write the Login ID and PIN down and store them in a secure place. You will need them to return to your application or to check your
status.
Should you forget your Login ID or PIN, the Office of Admissions and Recruitment will assist you with re-acquiring them via e-mail at webadms@auburn.edu. You must include your full name and login ID (if known). Requests are normally processed in 24 hours.
Please enter your information in a mixed case (upper and lower case). Review your entries carefully for accuracy. Inaccurate or incomplete information can delay the processing of your application.
As you fill out the application, you will be asked to supply a personal identification number. One item is your social security number (SSN). While
this information is sensitive, it assists Auburn University in identifying your high school, test score, college and financial aid records. Auburn
University is committed to maintaining your privacy surrounding this confidential information.
Where do I send my transcripts, test scores and other documents?
All application materials should be sent to:
Admission Processing
108 Mary Martin Hall
Auburn, AL 36849
By federal law, the submission of certain information at the time of application for admission is optional. These items include social security number, ethnicity, date of birth and sex. At Auburn University, this information is used for reporting, record keeping and data validation.