Lindenwood University’s commitment to holistic review of all applications, along with the enactment of becoming a test-optional institution shows its commitment to opening the door to a quality education for individuals who may not otherwise have the chance. This opportunity allows us to collaborate with high-achieving high school students who have showcased success, not only in the classroom but far beyond. This admissions practice aligns with Lindenwood’s mission and commitment to excellence to our prospective students!
Apply
Lindenwood University encourages you to apply using our free online application, or by adding Lindenwood University to your My Colleges list on The Common Application.
Send High School Transcripts
A current, official high school transcript including registrar signature/stamp sent to the office of admissions by mail or through an electronic transcript service.
Lindenwood University
Attn: Office of Admissions
209 S Kingshighway St
Saint Charles, MO 63301A final high school transcript must be sent following graduation. The final transcript must include a graduation date and registrar signature/stamp.
If you are submitting dual enrollment transcripts, they must be received from the institution awarding the credit. AP credits should be sent from CollegeBoard.org.
Test Scores
Send ACT or SAT scores through ACT.org (2324) or CollegeBoard.org (6367)
Test scores are not required for applicants who select to be ‘test-optional’ at time of application. This designation must be made at time of application.
FAFSA
We strongly encourage students to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) in order to be fully considered federal, state, and institutional aid. The FAFSA is scheduled to be available on or before December 1 for the subsequent school year. Missouri’s priority deadline is February 1. Start completing your FAFSA today at https://fafsa.gov.
Lindenwood FAFSA code 002480