Application Type	Deadline	Notification	% Accepted
Early Decision	--	--	--
Early Action	11/1	1/15	--
Regular Decision	2/1	11/1*, 3/15*	43

Type of Early Action: unrestricted
Application website
*Early Notification for 11/1 applications
**Notification for 2/1 applications



Essays
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Essay Questions 2009-10

1. University application

2. These two essays are optional, and appear after you've applied to Baylor!

What are you looking for in a university?(Note: Please limit your input to 2500 characters or less, according to the counter below the entry box.)

No essays required; however, if you've been convicted of a felony or have gaps in your educational history be prepared to explain.

3. You have the option of attaching a personal statement to your online account.

Passport's take
It's wise to tell a school why you'd love to attend.

Essay Questions 2008-09

No essay required


Testing Policy Link to testing policy on admissions website
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Required tests:

Score-choice policy:

AP policy:



Recommendation Letters Link to letters policy on admissions website
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Letters of Recommendation required?

Total letters of recommendation allowed?


Coursework
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Subject	Required	Recommended
English
Language
History
Math
Science
Social Studies
Visual/Performing Arts

List of majors offered: (link)

List of sports teams offered: (link)

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Rankings and Lists

(ex: US News rankings, Princeton Review Lists, colleges that change lives, etc)

Selectivity

Selectivity Rating*
Avg GPA (unweighted)
Avg GPA (weighted)
% in top 10% of HS class
% in top 25% of HS class
% in top 50% of HS class
Avg ACT
Avg SAT Reading
Avg SAT Math
Avg SAT Writing

*on a scale from 60-99, produced by The Princeton Review

Educational Quality

4-year graduation rate
6-year graduation rate
Freshman retention rate
Professors interesting rating*
Professors accessible rating*
Student/faculty ratio

*ranked on a scale of 60-99 by The Princeton Review


Financial Aid

Financial Aid Rating*
Total Annual Cost **
% undergrads receiving non-need-based aid
Avg non-need based aid award
% undergrads receiving need-based aid
Avg need-based loan
Avg need-based gift aid
Avg % of need met
Financial Aid forms used

*ranked on a scale of 60-99 by The Princeton Review
**includes tuition, room and board, fees, books, and misc. expenses


Student Characteristics

Undergraduate enrollment
Total students
Male/female ratio
% undergraduate live on campus
% freshmen live on campus
% African American
% Asian
% Caucasian
% Hispanic
% Native American
% International
% join fraternities
% join sororities