Yale College
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
P.O. Box 208234
New Haven, CT
06520-8234   USA

Physical address:
38 Hillhouse Avenue
New Haven, CT
06511

Phone: 203-432-9300
FAX: 203-432-9370
*FAX: 203-777-6120

*for missing application
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Quick Application Guideline

Application Deadlines and Testing Requirements for 2006-2007

We receive many questions about application deadlines and testing requirements, and we provide the following information as a quick reference. However, we encourage you to read the full information about each admissions program that is available at the links indicated below. (For information regarding applications and testing requirements for special student programs that are not listed below, please go here.)

Quick Reference for Application Deadlines

Single-Choice Early Action, Yale College Class of 2011

Application deadline – November 1, 2006; decisions announced mid-December.

Regular Decision, Yale College Class of 2011

Application deadline – December 31, 2006; decisions announced early April 2007.

Transfer Student Admissions Program

Application deadline – March 1, 2007 for transfer in the fall of 2007.

 

 

Quick Reference for Testing Requirements

Yale College Class of 2011 Applicants

Please check the full information about Single Choice Early Action and the Regular Decision process available at our application web site. As a quick reference, Yale currently requires either the SAT I examination (with the new Writing component) plus any two of the SAT II subject examinations. In substitution for the SAT I and/or the SAT II, Yale will also accept the ACT examination (with the new Writing component).

International students and students for whom English is not a first language should check here for full details relevant to their testing requirements.

Transfer Applicants

Please check the full information available at our web site for transfer applications. Yale currently requires transfer applicants to have taken either the SAT I or the ACT, plus the TOEFL if English is not your first language and if you have not been taught in English for the past four years. If you took either the SAT I or the ACT before the new Writing components were added, Yale will accept score reports for these older examinations.