10 ST EPS T O BECOM ING A W I L DC AT C-A-T-S, Cats, Cats, Cats!
1. Get to know the University of Kentucky..........pg. 2 2. Explore our academic programs.....................pg. 8
10 Step Checklist
3. Invest in your future........................................pg. 10 4. Visit UK.............................................................pg. 14 5. Apply!..............................................................pg. 18 6. Find your home...............................................pg. 20 7. Apply for financial aid.....................................pg. 24 8. Search for scholarships...................................pg. 26 9. Discover opportunities...................................pg. 28 10. Confirm your spot...........................................pg. 30
The University of Kentucky is an equal opportunity university. We encourage applications from all academically qualified people interested in educational opportunities. Qualified students with disabilities should contact the Disability Resource Center at 859-257-2754. Š University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky, 40506. 859-257-9000. www.uky.edu. The University of Kentucky is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate's, bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, GA 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of the University of Kentucky.
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W H AT DOE S IT M E A N T O BE A W I LDC AT ? Our challenge to you.
Our first president, James Kennedy Patterson, kept his vision for the university alive through sheer force of will. More than a century ago, our mascot was chosen because the football team showed that same tenacity in a hard-fought road victory. And it’s that spirit of determination that defines the University of Kentucky to this day. Being a Wildcat means fighting for your place in the world. It means being hungry for knowledge, seeking out opportunities beyond the classroom. It means making your own path and building the life that you want. It won’t be easy. But nothing worth having is. The University of Kentucky has built a campus designed for your success. The resources are in place for you to do something great, to make something new, to realize your full potential. It’s all here. The question is … are you ready to rise to the challenge?
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Founded: 1865 Enrollment: 30,761 Hometown: Lexington, Ky.
President: Dr. Eli Capilouto Mascot: Wildcats Colors: Blue and White
28 Top 10 ranked programs. UK is a cultural hub for
UK HealthCare and Chandler
arts engagement in the
Medical Center is one of the nation’s
Commonwealth; through
finest academic medical centers with
performances, exhibitions
its state-of-the-art patient care facility
and educational programs,
and emergency rooms, advanced
thousands are exposed to
research and network of affiliate
fine arts across the country
health care agencies to serve the
and world.
Commonwealth and region.
One of 22 institutions in the
UK Libraries is one of the world’s
country with the trifecta of research
leading research library systems
designations for excellence in cancer, and boasts one of the largest book aging and translational science.
endowments in the United States.
Nearly 100 rankings for excellence in teaching, research and service.
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WE ARE UK At UK, you're more than a number. But here's a quick glimpse into what ties you together with other members of the academic community here on campus.
Universities in the nation that has agriculture, engineering, law, medicine and pharmacy on one contiguous campus
DENCE RESI HALLS
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B U I LT I N T H E L A S T FIVE YEARS
16 ACADEMIC COLLEGES (plus the Lewis Honors College and The Graduate School)
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS:
MORE THA N 600 WAY S T O GET I N VOLVED
24,300 2016-17 Freshman applications
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Early Action Track deadline Regular Decision Track deadline
OUR STUDENTS...
Students enrolled from all 120 Kentucky counties, all 50 states and 110 countries around the world.
25.6
86%
OF UND ERGR AD UATES R ECEI V E
(FALL 2016)
FRESHMAN E N R O L L M E N T:
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SOM E TYPE OF FI N AN CI AL AI D
Average ACT Score
1130
Average SAT Score
3.69
Average GPA of incoming freshman
IT'S A FACT
89%
OF CLASSES HAVE
40 S T U DENTS OR LESS
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The number of years that you can conduct research as an undergraduate with top faculty
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#UKLOVESLEX
Lexington is a vibrant, growing community that is closely connected with the university while still maintaining a culture that students describe as closeknit, quirky, opportunity-rich and supportive of all things local. You get the best of both worlds here - urban bustle adjacent to campus and beautiful rolling hills and immaculate horse farms are just a short drive out of town. Lexington is peppered with historic sites, hidden parks and beautifully preserved architecture just waiting to be discovered. Explore downtown by bike or on foot and you’ll soon fall in love with Lexington’s historic charm. Downtown Lexington is close to campus, easy to navigate and home to an increasing number of local eateries, coffee shops, beloved pizza joints, live music venues, outdoor seasonal events and more. Head out in any direction and you’ll soon be surrounded by the beautiful 6
bluegrass of Kentucky, where plenty of outdoor activities and adventures await. Outdoor buffs can hike, camp, canoe, wildlife-watch and more at Red River Gorge, a scenic natural canyon system less than an hour from campus. For fishing fans, Elkhorn Creek is one of the state’s best-known streams for fishing small-mouth bass, and it offers canoeing, kayaking and sightseeing. Bikers, walkers and runners will love the Legacy Trail, a 12-mile trail that begins downtown and ends at the famous Kentucky Horse Park.
ALL THINGS HORSE Being smack dab in the middle of horse country means there are plenty of ways to experience the beauty and charm of the “Horse Capital of the World.” Whether it’s cheering on Thoroughbred racehorses at Keeneland, visiting the 1,200-acre Kentucky Horse Park or exploring one of the 450 surrounding horse farms in the area, there are endless opportunities to immerse yourself in the unique scene around you.
BRAGGING POINTS With nationally recognized merits and a community that embraces students and alums, it’s no wonder why UK students love Lexington - and why many alumni choose to stick around after graduation.
R ANK ED A TOP 5 COLLEGE TOWN –Livability.com
10 0 BEST COMMUNITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE –America's Promise Alliance
R ANK ED 9TH BEST SMALL ME TRO COLLEGE TOWN –American Institute for Economic Research
BELOVED LOC AL DINER TOLLY- HO HA S "ONE OF THE TOP 50 BURGERS IN AMERIC A" –USA Today
R ANK ED #39 ON LIS T OF 'BES T PL ACES IN THE SOUTH RIGHT NOW ' –Southern Living
W W W.VISITLEX .COM
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SO YOU WA NT T O BE A . . . Study up.
College is a time to discover what motivates you, what you are passionate about and how to use that determination to impact the world. Opportunity is everywhere you turn at UK. From your first year on campus through graduation, students work with academic advisors to guide them every step of the way. We welcome students who are unsure of their major and we encourage you to consider one of the exploratory studies options we offer.
A C A D E M I C E X P L O R AT I O N T O O L
D I G I TA L V I E W B O O K
www.uky.edu/academics
seeblue.com
Our Academic Exploration Tool helps you investigate your possibilities; select the exploratory studies option in a participating college or check out a major you are interested in. AET connects you with additional information regarding admission requirements, program faculty, career opportunities and more.
With UK’s Digital Viewbook, you can explore all of our academic programs. This custom experience also allows you to explore different aspects of student life or living on campus to see a holistic view of what your UK experience can be. Try out different combinations to find what works for you.
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E X P L O R AT O R Y S T U D I E S
As an exploratory student at UK, you work with dedicated professional advisors who will help you identify your skills, academic interests and career goals. Through assessments and individual appointments at the Stuckert Career Center, you will gain a better understanding of your interests, abilities and behavioral preferences. Job shadowing, internships or experiential opportunities will allow you to explore majors and careers to help you clarify and articulate your academic and career plans. You will work one-on-one with an academic advisor to develop a degree plan that connects your passions to your career.
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IN V E ST IN YOU R F U T U R E See our vision for you.
Five years ago, we had a vision. The idea was simple, but powerful: Build a campus for students – what they need, how they learn, where they can succeed. In the last five years alone, we spent more than $2 billion to make the University of Kentucky a place where students are at the center of everything that we do. That meant building residence halls with modern living and learning spaces to grow a sense of community. High-tech classroom facilities that foster learning through collaborative spaces and cutting-edge teaching tools. A new student center that would serve as a living room for the entire campus, where organizations can meet and plan and where concerts, plays and movies bring a campus together. We’ve invested in our most valuable resource - you - because we know what a UK degree can mean to you and to your family, and we are committed to helping you reach your goals. With that in mind, the University of Kentucky has identified four areas that are critical to student achievement - the Four Pillars of Academic Excellence.
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PILLARS OF
AC A D E M I C E XCE LLE N CE BELONGING AND ENGAGEMENT
S T U D E N T H E A LT H AND WELLNESS
Your education at UK is more than just exams and grades; it is belonging to a community that supports your growth, challenges your viewpoints and builds lasting relationships. With more than 600 student organizations, you can connect with other students and expand your interests across music and the arts; spirituality and religion; culture; service and philanthropy; sports and recreation; and much more. If you can’t find the organization you are looking for, grab a few friends and start your own. Live on campus or join a Living Learning Program to really make campus feel like your new Kentucky home. They say, “home is where the heart is,” and at the University of Kentucky, we want to make sure you feel at home.
Your well-being is at the core of your growth and development not only as a college student, but as an adult in the global marketplace. With an emphasis on the dimensions of wellness emotional, financial, intellectual, physical, social and spiritual - the University of Kentucky wants to equip you with the tools and knowledge necessary for self-actualization. We provide services for your personal wellbeing and offer multiple opportunities for leadership and professional development such as ambassador programs, student employment and internships. Whether you wish to try something new, change up your lifestyle for some healthier or safer habits or simply find ways to continue your healthy habits as a college student, we have everything you need to ensure your success!
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AC ADEMIC SUCCESS
Academic success is at the center of everything we do at the University of Kentucky. Taking a student-centered approach, Student and Academic Support is just one of several units within the Division of Student and Academic Life focused on your academic and personal success. We provide support and resources to not only enhance academic achievement, but also help address your need for support in other areas of your life. Graduation is an important milestone, but student success is also defined by how well you develop intellectually, emotionally, socially and ethically during your time at UK.
F I N A N C I A L S TA B I L I T Y
Being away from home for the first time can be challenging - especially learning to manage your own finances. Money management isn’t always taught in high school but we know there is a need to teach financial literacy to our students to ensure future success. The University of Kentucky’s Student Financial Wellness Center is geared toward engaging our students in financial literacy programs, and it provides a place for peer mentorship through the MoneyCATS team. The center is also a resource dedicated to the entire UK community supporting the evolving financial needs of students across campus.
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YOU ' LL SEE IT A LL H ER E . Visit us.
What is it like to be a Wildcat? We can tell you all of the University of Kentucky superlatives, show you our beautiful campus in photographs and tout our academic achievements, but to really know what it is like to be a student at UK, you need to visit campus and experience it for yourself. There’s a spirit on campus that is like none other - a spirit that is proud of our traditions and energized for the future. The University of Kentucky Visitor Center and its team of Wildcat Ambassadors are ready to share their “see blue.” stories with you. Start your day at UK with an information session hosted by our Visitor Center team. In this presentation, you will hear about admission, housing and dining, tuition and fees, billing information, student financial aid, scholarship opportunities and student life; we will also answer any questions you may have about these topics. Immediately following the session, you will embark on a 90-minute walking tour of campus with a current UK student who will give you the ins and outs of campus life. They will show you campus landmarks and points of interest on our nearly 900 acres and share with you a few of their favorite spots at UK along the way.
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REGISTER FOR A TOUR www.uky.edu/visitorcenter It is easy to register for a tour; visit www.uky.edu/visitorcenter to sign up for an interest session and tour. Registering early has its advantages - with some advance notice (generally two to three weeks) the recruitment team for your prospective major and college can meet with you or even help you to sit in on a class. At UK, we want to make your visit as personal as possible - let us help you plan your day! V I S I T C A M P U S V I R T U A L LY www.youvisit.com/tour/uky We know it is not feasible for everyone to make a visit in person so we’ve made our campus available virtually at www.youvisit.com/tour/uky. Here you can take a virtual walking tour through campus with a few of our Wildcat Ambassadors. At each “stop” on the tour, there are supplemental videos and photos - and some 360-degree panoramic images - to give you the feel of what it is like to be on campus. LET OUR RECRUITMENT TEAM HELP YOU seeblue.com/recruiters If you’ve got questions, we have answers. Our undergraduate admissions team is dedicated to serving our prospective students. Find your admission counselor at seeblue.com/recruiters and get to know the counselor serving your area. Besides being a contact on campus, our recruitment team spends many days traveling each month visiting prospective students and their schools and we’d love to meet you when we’re on the road. Let us be your guide and resource through the college application process.
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Everything you need to know about the application process can be found in these pages. Remember to pay close attention to scholarship opportunities and stay on top of application deadlines. CHOOSE YOUR TRACK Choose whether you’ll apply Early Action or Regular Decision and find out when the application deadlines are. Learn more at applyuk.com. You’ll want to apply using the Early Action Track if you are interested in applying for UK’s academic scholarships, competitive scholarships or the Lewis Honors College. H O W T O A P P LY Complete our combined application for undergraduate admission, academic scholarships, competitive scholarships and the Lewis Honors College. Applications are available online at applyuk.com. UK also accepts the Common Application for your convenience and the Coalition for Access, Affordability and Success Application. The Coalition Application is a free online resource that streamlines the application process for many public and private institutions. UK is a proud member of the Coalition and is dedicated to the goal of increasing access to higher education to high school students and helping them find their perfect match.
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C H E C K Y O U R A P P L I C AT I O N S TAT U S Four to six weeks after submitting your application, you can head online to check your status at seeblue.com/status.
D AT E S A N D D E A D L I N E S E A R LY A CT I O N
REG U L A R D ECI S I O N
Lewis Honors College, competitive scholarships and academic scholarships
December 1
Early Action applicants only
FAFSA Submission
December 1
February 15
Housing and LLP Application
February 15
May 1
Housing and Enrollment Deposit; “see blue.� U Orientation fee and scholarship acceptance
May 1
May 1
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YOU R HOM E IS H ER E . Start packing.
Some of the best memories of college come from living on campus. Friends are made in a residence hall, on a walk to class or over a meal in a dining hall. Living in the heart of the Big Blue Nation is one of the best decisions you can make. Why? Because it’s all here. Classrooms, eateries, the library and your friends are steps from where you’re living and learning when you live on campus. LIVING LEARNING PROGRAM uky.edu/housing/living-learning-program UK’s Living Learning Program allows you to be part of a strong, tightknit community and puts you close to your fellow classmates, classes, professors, downtown Lexington and all the opportunities available to students on campus. Plus, students who live on campus tend to do better academically and be more involved on campus. Space is limited for specific communities, so be sure to keep track of application deadlines. Agriculture Residential College (AgRC) Ingels Hall Business Enterprise Community Jewell Hall CI Connect Community Jewell Hall Creative Arts Residential College Holmes Hall EdLife Community Jewell Hall Engineering Residential College Woodland Glen III First Generation Community Baldwin Hall
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International Village Blazer Hall
Interprofessional Healthcare Residential College (IHRC) Woodland Glen V KHP and Wellness Community Smith Hall Lewis Honors Residential College Lewis Hall, Donovan Hall, Haggin Hall, Johnson Hall LEXengaged Residential College Holmes Hall R.O.T.C. Community Woodland Glen I STEMCats Community Woodland Glen II Locations subject to change.
S T E P S T O A P P LY F O R HOUSING Get familiar with Campus Housing, the Living D O YO U R R E SE A R CH
Learning Program, UK Dining, room types and campus at uky.edu/housing.
Once you’re admitted to UK, apply for housing and a Living Learning Program by logging into A P P LY O N L I N E
myUK using your linkblue ID and password and selecting “Undergraduate Housing” on the Student Services tab.
D AT E S T O R E M E M B E R H O U S I N G A PPL I CAT I O N
E ARLY ACTI ON
R E G U L A R DE C I S I O N
√ Apply to UK by December 1 and Housing and LLP by February 15. You’ll select your room in mid-April.
√ Apply to UK after December 1 and Housing and LLP by May 1. You'll select your room in mid-May.
√ Housing Application fee: $50* due at time of application.
√ Housing Application fee: $50* due at time of application.
√ Housing Application fee: $50* due at time of application.
√ Pre-payment of $150 assessed at time of application.
√ Housing pre-payment of $150 is due May 1.
√ Housing pre-payment of $150 is due May 1.
A F T ER MAY 1
√ Receive housing confirmation email with building, room and roommate(s) no later than June 30.
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OUR COMMUNITY UK Campus Housing's residence halls are located in two areas of campus - North, the northern edge of campus adjacent to downtown Lexington, and Central, the heart of campus closest to the William T. Young Library. NORTH RESIDENCE HALLS Blazer Hall
Downtown Lexington
Holmes Hall
Individual bedroom, semi-private bathroom, granite countertops
UK Bookstore Student Center
Boyd Hall
2 B EDR O O M S UI T E
NEARBY
The Study
Jewell Hall Max Kade German House
FULL-SIZE XL BEDS
Wildcat Coal Lodge
2 B E DR O O M DE L UX E S UI T E
CENTRAL RESIDENCE HALLS
NEARBY
Individual bedroom, semi-private bathroom, granite countertops, kitchenette
Baldwin Hall
Johnson Recreation Center
FULL-SIZE XL BEDS
Donovan Hall
Kroger Field
Haggin Hall
The 90
Ingels Hall
The Study
Lewis Hall
William T. Young Library
Johnson Hall Smith Hall 4 PER S O N S U I T E
Semi-private bedroom, bathroom TWIN-SIZE XL BEDS
4 BEDROOM SUITE
Individual bedroom, semi-private bathroom, granite countertops, kitchenette, living room FULL-SIZE XL BEDS
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University Flats* Woodland Glen I, II, III, IV, V
4 BEDROOM APARTMENT
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT
FULL-SIZE XL BEDS
FULL-SIZE XL BEDS
Individual bedroom, semiprivate bathroom, granite countertops, living room, full kitchen
Individual bedroom, semiprivate bathroom, granite countertops, living room, full kitchen
*Units located in University Flats include full kitchens. Students living here are not required to have a university dining plan. University Flats is limited to upperclassmen.
L E T ' S E AT ! UK Dining offers a wide variety of locations and dining plans to satisfy every Wildcat's appetite. You will have access to quality, healthy meals, personalized menu items and the convienence of more than 30 locations close to your residence hall and classes. Students living in undergraduate residence halls are required to purchase a university dining plan. Learn more about dining plan options and pricing at uky.edu/ukdining.
The VIP ALL-ACCESS
VIP
plan offers the most value, with an average meal cost of under $5.50. This plan
FREE 24 OZ. FOUNTAIN BEVERAGE OR SMALL COFFEE AT ANY LOCATION ON CAMPUS DURING OPERATING HOURS.
BONUS ACCESS FOR WILDCAT DEAL USE AT ADDITIONAL LOCATIONS AND EXTENDED TIMES.
offers exclusive benefits that are not available with the other dining plan choices such as:
FOOTBALL TAILGATE AT THE FIRST HOME GAME FOR YOU AND A GUEST.
FREE MEALS FOR YOUR PARENTS AT THE RESIDENTIAL DINING LOCATIONS.
LOCATIONS ACROSS CAMPUS INCLUDE BRANDS SUCH AS: Starbucks, Chick-fil-A, Panda Express, Einstein Bros Bagels, Taco Bell, Steak ‘n Shake, freshii, Papa John's, Subway, Brioche Doree, la Madeleine, Aqua Sushi, K-Lair, Fusion, Wildcat Pantry and more.
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A great education should be accessible to everyone, no matter their financial situation. If you have the desire and the drive to attend UK, we want to work with you to make that happen.
seeblue.com/calculator
The Free Application For Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for 2018-19 will be available beginning on Oct. 1, 2017, at www.fafsa.gov. Incoming freshmen who are admitted to UK and complete the FAFSA prior to Dec. 1, 2017, will receive an estimated early financial aid notification. Learn more about the grants, loans and Federal Work Study options available at uky.edu/financialaid.
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NON-RESIDENT
Tuition and Fees*
$11,772
$27,856
Room and Board**
$12,940
$12,940
Totals
$24,712
$40,796
* Students with 59 hours or less ** Room and board amount is based on the average charge for on-campus living and includes the cost of the VIP all-access dining plan. + Rates for 2018-19 are subject to Board of Trustees approval.
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SE A RCH FOR SCHOL A R SH I PS Again, we can help.
To be considered for academic and competitive scholarships, you must be admitted to UK with qualifying scores and a GPA on file in the admissions office no later than December 1. Check out our online tools to find a scholarship that works for you.
Scholarship Search: seeblue.com/scholarsearch
Competitive and Academic Scholarships: seeblue.com/scholarships
M A N A G I N G Y O U R M O N E Y: M O N E Y C AT S MoneyCATS, UK’s Financial Wellness Center, is a great resource that engages students and campus organizations to promote successful financial habits. MoneyCATS offers one-on-one peer coaching, access to iGrad - the best-in-class financial literacy online platform - and tools and practical self-help methods to encourage holistic financial wellness. Also available to our students, families and alumni is access to an interactive campus resources map. Students have the opportunity to get involved and become a volunteer or a peer coach. To improve your financial well-being or to get involved in this exciting new initiative, contact the MoneyCATS team at moneycats@uky.edu or visit uky.edu/wise/moneycats for more information. 26
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FIN D YOU R F U N Join us.
Your life at UK is a collaboration of your academics, the people you meet, the places you live and the discoveries you make on campus. There are endless opportunities and ways to get involved, so don’t be afraid to dive in, find your place and make UK your own. At the University of Kentucky, we believe that your out-of-classroom experiences are an important part of your overall education and enhance the college experience. Through clubs and student organizations, you’ll meet life-long friends and make lasting memories while gaining valuable experience that will make you a more marketable candidate in today’s global economy. With more than 600 student organizations and clubs, there is an organization for everyone; and if you cannot find the one you are looking for, just grab a few friends and start it! Join an intramural athletic team. Give back through the Center for Community Outreach. Or take part in academic, social, religious, cultural, arts, media, political, activism, Greek life or other special interest groups to name a few. Help plan Homecoming by being part of the Homecoming Coalition or keep the crowd going at sporting events as part of STAT and TEAM Wildcat. The opportunities are endless! Getting involved in a student organization is not just fun and games (though they are a lot of fun); it’s about making you a happier and more successful Wildcat. Research shows that students who are involved with a student organization are more connected to their university and perform better in the classroom. 28
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CON FI R M YOU R SPO T Officially a Wildcat.
Can’t wait to be a Wildcat? We can’t wait, either! We want to welcome you to the Big Blue Nation. Here’s how to confirm your spot in the Class of 2022 and information on how we officially welcome our students to campus. CONFIRM Confirming your enrollment at the University of Kentucky is completed by signing up to attend a “see blue.” U Summer Orientation and paying your enrollment deposit. “SEE BLUE.” U All UK freshmen are required to attend a two-day “see blue.” U Orientation. Selecting dates for your “see blue.” U Orientation is on a first-come, first-served basis. During this orientation you will: • Meet other freshmen • Meet your academic advisor and talk about your educational interests and goals • Take placement exams • Register for your fall semester courses • Learn about special academic opportunities • Learn about expectations in the college classroom
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• Meet with the Division of Student and Academic Life and representatives from Campus Housing, Financial Aid and many other offices • Find out about getting involved in activities and organizations on campus • Discuss life at UK with current students • Find out about residence life • Learn more and register at uky.edu/seeblueU
K WEEK www.uky.edu/kweek Each fall, UK rolls out the “big blue carpet” to welcome new and returning students to campus with K Week. K Week is a week filled with events and activities that help students get oriented with campus, get involved in student life and get connected to the city of Lexington. K Week is like a big family gathering and gives students a chance to meet everyone on campus from administrators to coaches to upperclassmen. Known as “the best way to get started at UK,” K Week is a great opportunity to make new friends, explore all that UK has to offer and have a little fun.
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You want it - we got it. C O L L E G E O F A G R I C U LT U R E , F O O D A N D E N V I R O N M E N T Agricultural and Medical Biotechnology Agricultural Economics Animal Sciences Career and Technical Education Agricultural Education Community and Leadership Development Dietetics
Food Science
Individualized Curriculum Entomology, Modern Agronomic Crop Production, Sustainable Agriculture
Forestry
Landscape Architecture
Horticulture, Plant and Soil Sciences
Merchandising, Apparel and Textiles
Hospitality Management and Tourism
Natural Resources and Environmental Science
Human Nutrition
Exploratory Studies in Agriculture
Equine Science and Management Family Sciences
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Anthropology
History
Neuroscience
Biology
International Studies
Philosophy
Chemistry
Linguistics
Physics
Economics
Mathematical Economics
Political Science
English
Mathematics
Psychology
Environmental and Sustainability Studies
Modern and Classical Languages, Literatures and Cultures Arabic and Islamic Studies Chinese Studies Classics French and Francophone Studies German Studies Japan Studies Russian Studies
Sociology
Foreign Language and International Economics Gender and Women’s Studies Geography Geological Sciences Health, Society and Populations
Spanish Topical Studies Writing, Rhetoric and Digital Studies Exploratory Studies in Arts and Sciences
G AT T O N C O L L E G E O F B U S I N E S S A N D E C O N O M I C S Accounting
Management
Economics
Marketing
Exploratory Studies in Business and Economics
Finance
C O L L E G E O F C O M M U N I C AT I O N A N D I N F O R M AT I O N Communication
Integrated Strategic Communication
Media Arts and Studies
Information Communication Technology
Journalism
Exploratory Studies in Communication
COLLEGE OF DESIGN Architecture
Interior Design
C O L L E G E O F E D U C AT I O N Early Elementary Education
Middle Level Teaching
Special Education
Health Promotion
Secondary English Education
Interdisciplinary Early Childhood Education
Secondary Social Studies Education
Exploratory Studies in Education
Kinesiology (KHP)
Secondary STEM Education
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Biosystems Engineering
Computer Science
Mining Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Materials Engineering
Exploratory Studies in Engineering
Computer Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS Art Education
Dance
Music Performance
Art History and Visual Studies
Digital Media and Design
Theatre
Art Studio
Music Education
Arts Administration
Music Liberal Arts
Exploratory Studies in Art, Arts Administration, Music or Theatre
C O L L E G E O F H E A LT H S C I E N C E S Clinical Leadership and Management Communication Sciences and Disorders
Human Health Sciences Medical Laboratory Sciences
Exploratory Studies in Health Sciences
COLLEGE OF NURSING
COLLEGE OF SOCIAL WORK
Nursing
Social Work
COLLEGE OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Exploratory Studies in Social Work
Public Health
G R A D U AT E P R O G R A M S The Graduate School offers advanced study in 90 program areas.
PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS Pre-Dentistry
Pre-Optometry
Pre-Physician Assistant Studies
Pre-Law
Pre-Pharmacy
Pre-Podiatric Medicine
Pre-Medicine
Pre-Physical Therapy
Pre-Veterinary Medicine
Office of Undergraduate Admissions 100 W.D. Funkhouser Building Lexington, Kentucky 40506-0054 admissions@uky.edu 859-257-2000 www.applyuk.com An Equal Opportunity University