LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Spalding University is removing barriers to admissions through a new admissions program.
The university in Louisville joined more than 100 colleges and universities to offer more students postsecondary opportunities. According to a news release, the university will help students by streamlining the application process and offer additional tools, services and support.
High school seniors with a 2.0 GPA has the ability to receive direct admission into Spalding University.Â
"Spalding University's direct admissions program will open a pathway for students by streamlining the application process, transforming the college narrative from one of scarcity to one of opportunity," Lyndsey Bell, director of admissions at Spalding University, said in a news release. "Through launching this initiative, Spalding University has demonstrated a continued and shared commitment to pursuing access, equity, and integrity in the college admission process."
According to a news release, Spalding University joined Common App's direct admission program. That will provide first generation and low- to middle-income students who are interested in college with proactive admissions. There is no application fee for students.
Students can learn more about direct admissions by clicking here.Â
Spalding University has more than 1,700 students enrolled.Â
To learn more about Spalding University, click here.
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