Early Admission
The next step in your enrollment process is to activate your Auburn user account. Please visit auburn.edu/activate for instructions to enable your account and gain other valuable technology-related information. Once your account is activated, you will have access to your Auburn email account, as well as AU Access. Your Auburn email will be the official form of communication for Auburn offices, such as Financial Aid, and AU Access will be your connection to lots of important and relevant information, such as submitting your enrollment deposit, completing your scholarship application through the Auburn University Scholarship Opportunity Manager (AUSOM), housing information, and student life information. Stay connected!
Auburn email: auburn.edu
AU Access: auaccess.auburn.edu
Upon completion of the school year, make sure a final copy of your high school transcript is sent. If you are requesting Advanced Placement credit, please send those scores as well. All items should be sent to:
Admission Processing1550 East Glenn Ave, Suite 1210
Auburn, AL 36849
Scholarships
334-844-7570 | University Scholarships
Auburn provides a variety of scholarships to eligible students through the Auburn University Scholarship Opportunity Manager (AUSOM). Incoming early admission students must complete the scholarship application through AUSOM by March 1 to receive consideration for scholarships.
Incoming students are not required to submit the enrollment deposit to apply for scholarships and are only required to complete the scholarship application once each academic year. To complete the scholarship application and search for scholarships, visit AUSOM on Admitted Students or My Finances in AU Access.
Visit auburn.edu/scholarship for more information on scholarships and AUSOM.
Financial Aid
Visit the Office of Financial Aid | 334-844-4634More than 60% of Auburn students receive some type of financial assistance. The FAFSA* is available online in December and should be received by Auburn University by March 1 for consideration of financial aid, including need-based scholarships. Types of financial aid available include grants, loans, and work-study programs.
*The FAFSA is the only form a student is required to complete to be considered for student assistance from any of the Title IV HEA programs, except for information needed to ensure the student’s eligibility for such assistance (e.g., information needed to complete verification or to demonstrate compliance with the student eligibility provisions of the HEA and the regulations). Additional information, if requested, will be listed on the student’s AU Access My Finances page after we receive the results of the FAFSA. For additional information, visit auburn.edu/finaid.
Early Admission students entering summer or fall semester will attend Camp War Eagle (CWE). Camp War Eagle is Auburn's summer orientation program for incoming freshmen. The program exists primarily to better orient Auburn's new students through a structured program emphasizing academic and personal success. Students meet faculty, talk with academic advisors, and register for fall semester classes. Deposited students will receive information about CWE after the deposit confirmation is received.
Early Admission students entering spring semester will attend Successfully Orienting Students (SOS) in either November or January prior to the start of classes. SOS is a one-day program that emphasizes university services, meetings with academic advisors, small group discussions on college student life led by upper-class student leaders, and registration for classes. Students will receive more information about SOS after the enrollment deposit is received.
At Auburn, students are not required to live on campus. If you are interested in on-campus housing, apply early to optimize your chance to live in your preferred housing option. Visit University Housing for more information about living on campus. If you prefer to reside off-campus, find the latest information about off-campus housing options at offcampushousing.auburn.edu.
Transients, Auditors and Unclassified Students
The next step in your enrollment process is to activate your Auburn user account. Please visit auburn.edu/activate for instructions to enable your account and gain other valuable technology-related information. Once your account is activated, you will have access to your Auburn email account, as well as AU Access. Your Auburn email will be the official form of communication for Auburn offices, such as Financial Aid, and AU Access will be your connection to lots of important and relevant information, such as submitting your enrollment deposit, completing your scholarship application through the Auburn University Scholarship Opportunity Manager (AUSOM), housing information and student life information. Stay connected!
Activate Your Account | TigerMail | AU Access
Declining Admission
If you decide you no longer want to be considered for admission, you may withdraw your application by sending an email to decline@auburn.edu. Please include your full name, student number or date of birth and address along with a brief statement explaining that you are withdrawing your application.
Submit your $250 enrollment deposit via your Auburn Applicant Portal. The deadline for payment of your $250 enrollment deposit is May 1 for the Summer term, August 1 for the Fall term, and December 1 for the Spring term. This deposit is non-refundable and will apply as a credit to your university billing account.
Transient, Auditor and Unclassified students are not required to attend orientation. If you are one of these types of students, you should contact the Registrar’s office to receive a "Time Ticket" in order to be able to register for classes. The Office of the Registrar may be reached at 334-844-2544.
A Medical Information Form must be submitted by all incoming students prior to class registration. To complete your Medical Form, please visit the Med Clinic Forms page
More than 60% of Auburn students receive some type of financial assistance. The FAFSA* is available online in December and should be received by Auburn University by March 28 for financial aid consideration. Types of financial aid available include grants, loans and work-study programs.
Visit the Office of Financial Aid | 334-844-4634
*The FAFSA is the only form a student is required to complete to be considered for student assistance from any of the Title IV HEA programs, except for information needed to ensure the student’s eligibility for such assistance (e.g., information needed to complete verification or to demonstrate compliance with the student eligibility provisions of the HEA and the regulations). Additional information, if requested, will be listed on the student’s AU Access My Finances page after we receive the results of the FAFSA. For additional information, visit the Office of Financial Aid.
The Hill, Quad, Village, Cambridge and South Donahue residence halls at Auburn are your "home away from home." Soon you will receive more information about the accommodations and services that Auburn offers. Want convenience, a supportive environment and the chance to develop lasting friendships? Then live on campus!
You’ll also be able to take advantage of programs, activities and leadership opportunities right where you live. You can access the Internet directly through wireless connections in your room and common areas in the residence halls.
At Auburn, you’re not required to live on campus, and therefore, freshmen are not guaranteed on-campus housing. Housing is guaranteed on a first-come, first-serve basis, so don’t delay in securing your reservation!
If you prefer to live off-campus, visit offcampushousing.auburn.edu to get the latest information about off-campus living in Auburn.
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Withdraw Your Application: Decline admission or withdraw your application in the applicant portal.
