For High School Counselors

Yes

Our ACT code is: 1032 and our SAT code is: 1256

They can be sent digitally, using a secure service, such as Parchment, or directly from the guidance office’s email account. Or they can be mailed to: Greenville University Admissions, 315 E. College Avenue, Greenville, IL 62246

We are a test-optional university. We do not require a test score for admissions or scholarship purposes.

An exact course distribution is not required, but Greenville recommends at least eleven of the minimum sixteen units earned be in college preparatory subjects. It is highly recommended that entering students have:

• four years of English in high school
• one year each in algebra and geometry
• two years of foreign language
• at least one of year of laboratory science
• one year of American history.

Yes, we do! Contact our Admissions Office to schedule a custom group visit for your class, youth group, club group, etc.

Some do and some don’t. Some scholarship programs have firm application deadlines, and some admit on a rolling basis until all slots are filled. Our website has a detailed listing of all scholarship programs and deadlines.

We offer over 30 different majors.

We offer several 3-year degrees that allow students to complete their majors at an accelerated rate. These include:

• Accounting Major
• Biology Major
• Business Management Major
• Criminal Justice Major
• Digital Media Major
• History & Political Science Major
• Marketing Major
• Mathematics Major
• Psychology, BA
• Spanish Major

Yes, Greenville University allows students who haven’t yet finished high school to take up to six credit hours of online courses while dually enrolled in high school. Interested students should complete a guest application and submit an official high school transcript and/or standardized test scores.