Asbury Academy

High school juniors and seniors may take on-campus courses at a reduced tuition rate of $97 per credit hour.  On-campus Academy students can choose to register from over 100 classes.

*Dual credit tuition rate is set by the state and is subject to change at any time.

Asbury University participates in the Kentucky Dual Credit Scholarship Program.  Kentucky residents can apply Dual Credit and Work Ready scholarships to on-campus and online courses.  For more information regarding this scholarship please click here.

The following items are required for admission to the Asbury Academy. Applications and other required information should be submitted to the Asbury University Admissions Office.

1. A completed Asbury Academy applicationYou will be required to provide contact information for an academic reference (not a family member) and a parent/guardian who can give permission for you to take part in Asbury Academy classes. Please be aware that email addresses are required for both, as the forms are online and will be emailed to the appropriate people once you have submitted the application.Please Note: Students who complete the application process early are more likely to enroll in the class of their choice. If you wait to apply until the deadline, your course options will be very limited. Aim to apply by the date listed above that class registration begins for the semester you want to start studying at Asbury.
2. An official high school transcript showing a weighted cumulative grade point average of 3.00 or higher for high school seniors and a 3.25 or higher for high school juniors.
   • Homeschool transcripts may be emailed and are considered official.
   • Unofficial transcripts may be used to admit students. However, the Registrar’s office will not schedule students until we have an official transcript on file.
3. High School GPA is used for Math and English class placements:
   • ENG 110 College Writing II – High School GPA of 3.26-3.99
   • ENG 151 Advanced College Writing – High School GPA of 4.0 or higher
   • MAT 120 Viewing Life Mathematically – High School GPA of 3.1 or higher
4. An Academic Recommendation letter from a non-relative, such as a high school counselor or other adult who can address your readiness for college level academics.
5. Written permission from a parent or guardian to enroll in the program.

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Now accepting applications for Fall 2024.