Apply Early: Applications open your first week back for your senior year in high school. You must be fully admitted to the UofM to be scholarship eligible, and scholarships are awarded the December prior to your start date. You might need to submit additional information, so be sure to apply early so you can receive scholarships.

Which type of applicant are you?

For applicants who have never
attended another college

Transfer to UofM

For applicants with transfer
credits from another college

For high school students
interested in earning
college-level credits

For undergraduate applicants
who plan to enroll on a
student visa
View admission requirements

UofM Global (online)

For applicants interested
in the UofM's online program
exclusively

For former students
who have not enrolled
for at least one term

Please visit the Grad School
website for information

Please visit the School of Law
website for information

For applicants interested
in personal enrichment,
but not completing a degree

Tennessee residents aged 60+ who are interested in participating in the Elite Student Audit Program should apply here.

Applications are generally available approximately one year before the term you wish to enter.

Choose the application that best fits your intentions.

• If you have ever applied to the UofM and paid the application fee, but did not enroll at that time, complete the Readmit Application.
• If you have ever attended the UofM and been absent at least one complete Spring or Fall semester, please apply using the Readmit Application.
• If you are currently enrolled at another post-secondary institution and plan to transfer your UofM course(s) back to that institution upon completion, please apply using the Transfer Application.
• The University of Memphis now accepts Common App applications. If you are applying as a first-time freshman, you may choose to apply with Common App.

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