If your application decision is "Conditionally Admitted," please see below to view an explanation based on your application scenario. Complete details are included in your letter of admission.
Need help? Contact the Office of Admission at 609-896-5042.
Based on your audition, the faculty feels that, although you have potential for success at Westminster you are not yet ready for the performance aspects of the degree. You have been offered admission to the Bachelor of Arts in Music degree at Westminster Choir College. Should you choose to enroll you will have an opportunity to explore the options that the Bachelor of Arts in Music provides.
A letter has been mailed to you explaining this admission decision further.
Contact: Kylee Longo, Admission Counselor, Arts Liaison
We are not able to offer you admission to the Musical Theatre program, however, based on your audition results we feel that you have potential for success at Rider and have offered you admission to another of the majors in the School of Communication, Media and Performing Arts.
A letter has been mailed to you explaining this admission decision further.
Contact: Susan Makowski, Executive Director of Undergraduate, Transfer, International and WCC Admission
Your acceptance through the Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) is offered at the recommendation of the program’s director, Dr. Reggie Walker. Your selection for EOP was based upon the information you provided in support of your application. Enrollment in EOP results in significant financial and academic benefits that will enhance your success and Rider and in your future.
As an EOP student, you will begin your Rider experience when you attend the Pre-Freshman Program, a mandatory 6-week residential summer program on our Lawrenceville campus. The 2026 residential summer program will begin July 5, 2026. The EOP staff will contact you shortly with information about the Pre-Freshman Program, as well as orientation, advisement, and other support services designed for your success at Â鶹Íø.
Complete details are included in your letter of admission, which have been mailed to you.
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As an admitted student in our General Science program, a team of dedicated science faculty will work closely with you throughout your freshman year to prepare you to be ready to declare the science, technology or mathematics major of your choice by your sophomore year.
That preparation will include a first-year curriculum with the foundational math and science coursework needed for pursuing a degree in the sciences. To declare a science, technology or mathematics major as a sophomore, you will need to receive a grade of B or higher in the required math and science coursework taken during your first two semesters.
As part of this program, all first-year students in the General Sciences will receive individualized academic advising to help them navigate their coursework and eventual declaration of a major.
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