resources for school counselors

wondering if usciences is a good fit for your students? this page offers all the important information high school and community college counselors need to help your students throughout the challenging college search and decision-making process.

admission requirements and process

review the admission requirements for high school students and learn more about the process from our counselor, morgan.

dates and deadlines

usciences offers rolling admission—which means we accept qualified applicants throughout the year, and until the class is filled. applicants should reference the following dates and deadlines to help them along in both our admission process, and particpate in opportunities to learn more about usciences and our academic programs.

downloadable reference tools

here are several of our reference tools for your use. please contact us at admit@usciences.edu or call 888-996-8747 if you'd like printed versions sent to you. click on the thumbnail to download each pdf:

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  academic guide. more detailed information about our healthcare and science programs all in one place.

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  drake fast facts. everything you want to know about usciences at a glance.

connect with our counselors

get acquainted with your admissions counselor, who will be the main point of contact for you and your students throughout the year. they will help your students through the admissions process and will be able to answer any questions they may have.

which counselor should i contact?

not sure which admission counselor you should talk to? our counselors cover the following regions and territories:

allison hoffmann	first year students from: alabama; arizona; arkansas; california; colorado; florida; georgia; hawaii; kansas; kentucky; louisiana; mississippi; missouri; nevada; new mexico; oklahoma; in pennsylvania: adams, berks, chester, cumberland, dauphin, franklin, fulton, huntington, juniata, lancaster, lebanon, mifflin, montgomery, perry, and york counties; tennessee; texas; west virginia.
sarah true	first year students from: connecticut; massachusetts; in new jersey: bergen, essex, hudson, passaic, somerset, sussex, and union counties; in new york: bronx, kings, nassau, new york, queens, richmond (staten island), rockland, suffolk, and westchester counties; in pennsylvania: north, central, and central east philadelphia.
elise todderud	first year students from: alaska; idaho; illinois; indiana; iowa; maine; michigan; minnesota; montana; nebraska; new hampshire; in new jersey: morris county; upstate new york; north dakota; ohio; oregon; in pennsylvania: bucks, lehigh, and northampton counties, western pa, and northeast philadelphia; south dakota; utah; vermont; washington; wisconsin; wyoming
kristine chase	first year students from: delaware; maryland; in new jersey: atlantic, burlington, camden, cape may, cumberland, gloucester, ocean, and salem counties; north carolina; south carolina; virginia; washington, d.c.
morgan kelly	first year students from: in new jersey: hunterdon, mercer, middlesex, monmouth, and warren counties; in pennsylvania: bradford, carbon, columbia, centre, clinton, delaware, lackawanna, luzerne, lycoming, monroe, montour, northumberland, pike, potter, schuylkill, snyder, sullivan, susquehanna, tioga, union, wayne, wyoming.
kendra king	transfer students applying to undergraduate degree programs
aimee viggiani	transfer and post-baccalaureate students applying to physician assistant, occupational therapy, and physical therapy.

transferring credits

do your students have credits from advanced high school courses or dual enrollment classes at a local college or university they would like to transfer? to best prepare your students for admission, please review which ap/ib/clep credits and transfer credits are accepted at usciences.

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