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Office of Admissions

Important Admission Dates

The dates below will give you a general idea of the admissions process, but to get a personalized checklist, create or log in to your My宅男研究所 account!

October: File Your FAFSA

October: File your FAFSA

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online as soon as possible and be sure to include 宅男研究所 (001674) as a school of choice.

File Your FAFSA
February: Register for Orientation

February 1: Register for Orientation

Register online after this date to secure a spot in one of our orientation programs, where you will get to know campus and register for classes. You can reserve your spot in your My宅男研究所 account.

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May: Submit Your Enrollment Deposit

May 1: Submit Your First-Year Enrollment Deposit

The new Student Enrollment Deposit is encouraged by this date for first-year students to secure your spot in the new first-year class. You can sign into My宅男研究所 to pay or learn more about the deposit.

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June: Submit Your Housing Down Payment

June 12: Submit Your Housing Down Payment

To assure your fall living arrangements are reserved for you, you'll need to make a $100 housing down payment by this date. You can sign into My宅男研究所 to make your payment.

Timeline of Housing Assignment Process for students entering in the Fall

Timeline of Housing Assignment Process for students entering in the Spring

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Undergraduate Admissions

1230 Old Main
600 Lincoln Ave. Charleston, IL 61920
217-581-2223
admissions@eiu.edu

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