Freshman
There 2 ways to apply to Schreiner University:

Choice A: Traditional Method

1) Download an application  (pdf)

2) Submit your completed application & a $25 processing fee (payable to Schreiner University). Remember to include your credit card number with your application if you are paying by credit card.

3) Have your official high school transcript with class rank sent to Schreiner University.

4) Submit a copy of your ACT or SAT scores

5) Send application materials to:
Schreiner University
Office of Admission and Financial Aid
2100 Memorial Boulevard
Kerrville, Texas 78028

6) Have you taken any Advanced Placement exams or dual credit college courses?  Submit all official AP Exam scores or official college transcripts to be considered for Schreiner course credit. Click here to see how courses may transfer (PDF).

...or

Choice B: Online Option!

Download the Application Essay form

Texas Common Application



We use the Texas Common Application accessible at www.applytexas.org. Follow the instructions for Schreiner University, then set up your Username and Password and proceed with completing the application.

The online option above is the quickest ways to apply to Schreiner University for freshman, transfer or returning student admission.

For more information: Call (800) 343-4919
E-mail: admissions@schreiner.edu

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Transfer Students

If you're a transfer student, please complete the following items to be considered as a candidate for admission:

Choice A: Traditional Method

1) A completed application with a $25 processing fee.

Download an application  (pdf)

2) If you have less than 15 hours of transferable credit, you must request that your high school transcript be sent to Schreiner University, along with your ACT or SAT scores.

3) Finally, send official transcripts of all college work attempted at other colleges or universities.

4) Send application materials to:
Schreiner University
Office of Admission and Financial Aid
2100 Memorial Boulevard
Kerrville, Texas 78028

Academic Scholarships for Transfer Students:
3.75-4.0 GPA $8,000	3.5-3.74 GPA $7,000	3.0-3.49 GPA $6,000	2.5-2.99 GPA $4,000

Continuing Eligibility: Each transfer scholarship recipient must enroll in a minimum of 12-degree hours per semester (full-time status) and maintain satisfactory academic standing.

...or

Choice B: Online Option!

Download the Application Essay form (pdf)

Texas Common Application



We use the Texas Common Application accessible at www.applytexas.org. Follow the instructions for Schreiner University, then set up your Username and Password and proceed with completing the application.

The online option above is the quickest ways to apply to Schreiner University for freshman, transfer or returning student admission.

For more information: Call (800) 343-4919
E-mail: admissions@schreiner.edu  

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Returning Students
A former Schreiner student who has NOT been enrolled for two or more terms (fall/spring) must reapply for admission and submit the non-refundable $25 application fee.

If you have attended another college or university since last at Schreiner, you must submit an official transcript of all course work attempted. You must also reapply for admission and submit the non-refundable $25 application fee. A decision regarding readmission will be made after this information is received and evaluated.

If you are a former Schreiner student who has been voluntarily absent for only one term (fall or spring) and who has not attended another college or university during that time, you do not need to reapply for admission. Instead, you must reactivate your file with the Registrar’s Office directly.

For more information: Call (800) 343-4919
E-mail: admissions@schreiner.edu

Choice A: Traditional Method

Download an application  (pdf)
Send application materials to:
Schreiner University
Office of Admission and Financial Aid
2100 Memorial Boulevard
Kerrville, Texas 78028

or ...

Choice B: Online Option!

Download the Application Essay form (pdf)

Texas Common Application



We use the Texas Common Application accessible at www.applytexas.org. Follow the instructions for Schreiner University, then set up your Username and Password and proceed with completing the application.

The online option above is the quickest ways to apply to Schreiner University for freshman, transfer or returning student admission.

For more information: Call (800) 343-4919
E-mail: admissions@schreiner.edu

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Early Admission Programs
Exceptionally capable high school students may enroll in a limited number of credit hours at Schreiner prior to completing high school graduation requirements.  Any student interested in co-enrollment or early enrollment must: rank in the upper quarter of the class; and have test scores of ACT 22 or SAT 1050 Combined English and Math score (Writing section is required but a minimum score is not required.) The maximum number of credit hours that a student may enroll in is 4 credit hours per semester (summer, fall or spring terms).

Download the application (pdf)
Send application materials to:
Schreiner University
Office of Admission and Financial Aid
2100 Memorial Boulevard
Kerrville, Texas 78028
 
Co-enrollment: A high school senior who is enrolled at an area high school within commuting distance of Schreiner may apply to attend classes concurrently. Credit earned at Schreiner will be granted when proof of a high school graduation is received by the University Registrar (final high school transcript).
 
Early enrollment: A qualified student who is enrolled at an area high school within commuting distance of Schreiner may apply to attend the summer term between the junior and senior years.  Credit earned at Schreiner will be granted when proof of high school graduation is received by the University Registrar (final high school transcript).
 
To apply, students must submit the following documents to the Office of Admission:

1. A completed Application for Admission and $25 non-refundable application fee.
2. An official high school transcript to confirm that the student has achieved senior status
and is in the top quarter of the class.
3. ACT or SAT test scores. (The optional Writing section is required for admission, but a minimum score is not required.)
4. Recommendation letter from the principal or guidance counselor. Letter should attest to the student’s character, activities, and competence to successfully complete college level course work in Schreiner.
5. Written approval from parent(s) for student to participate in the program.

For more information: Call (800) 343-4919
E-mail: admissions@schreiner.edu

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NON-DEGREE ADMISSION

Download the Application (pdf)

Qualified students who do not wish to pursue a degree from Schreiner but who want to enroll in classes may be admitted as non-degree seeking students. Unless \ otherwise specified, non-degree students must meet regular admission requirements. Non-degree students are not eligible for financial aid. Applicants must submit a completed Non-Degree Application for Admission and non-refundable $25 application fee to the Office of Admission and Financial Aid by the established application deadlines.

Transient Student: A student enrolled at another institution may be admitted as a transient student in order to take courses and transfer credit back to that institution. A student must submit an official transcript or official letter of good standing from the institution where currently enrolled. The transcript or letter must state the student is eligible to re-enroll at that institution. Acceptance as a transient student is valid for only one term. To continue for another term, the student must reapply and submit an updated official transcript.

Special/Non-Degree Student: A student who wants to attend part-time and enroll in classes for enrichment purposes and for credit may be admitted as a special/non-degree student. A student must submit official transcripts from all schools attended. Acceptance as a special/non-degree student is valid for only one term, or as long as a student is enrolled in consecutive terms. If a student decides to pursue a degree from Schreiner, the student must submit a completed regular Application for Undergraduate Admission and $25 application fee to the Office of Admission and Financial Aid.

Special/Audit: A student who wants to attend part-time to audit classes (no credit awarded) may be admitted as a special/audit student. Transcripts are not required to audit a class. Acceptance as a special/audit student is valid for only one term on a space-available basis. No grades are assigned.

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