Online Undergraduate Admissions
Where Does God Want Me To Be?
Choosing the right college involves both practical and spiritual challenges, but the University of Valley Forge (UVF) aims to simplify the process by ensuring a mutual fit between students and the institution. UVF considers applicants’ transcripts, personal essays, and optional standardized test scores to gain a comprehensive understanding of each individual’s background, values, and leadership potential as a Christian leader. This multi-faceted approach allows UVF and prospective students to jointly assess whether the university offers the ideal environment for personal growth and academic success.
Undergraduate Admissions Process
We understand that applying to college can be overwhelming. That’s why we’ve streamlined our undergraduate admissions process to be as straightforward and stress-free as possible. Our step-by-step guidance and dedicated support team are here to ensure you have everything you need to succeed. Apply today with confidence and ease!
Step 1: Submit Your Application
An Admissions Counselor will be there to support you through the entire process!
Things to Do: Apply Today
Please provide the following materials electronically:
- Transcript from high school or General Education Development (GED) transcript
- Transcripts from any prior colleges
- College entrance exam (ACT, SAT, or CLT) scores
- UVF is test optional, but scores can be submitted for math and English placement
Step 2: File Your FAFSA
Things to Do: Submit a FAFSA and your Financial Aid Info
Students should apply for financial aid as soon as possible.
To ensure availability of financial aid at registration, all aid information including loan applications and any necessary corrections must be completed as early as possible.
Step 3: Enrollment Deposit
Deposits may be submitted by signing into your application, over the phone with your admissions counselor, or mailed to:
University of Valley Forge Office of Online Admissions
1401 Charlestown Road
Phoenixville, PA 19460
Please send check or money order, not cash.
Things to Do: Submit your Enrollment Deposit
