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Every year, approximately 4,000 students enroll at UIS to earn aUniversity of Illinois degree. It's a place where classes are sized just right and professors really know their students.
With over 50 years of empowering leaders, we are dedicated to fully engaging students in the process of active teaching and learning, and offer degree-granting programs in four colleges.
We are excited that you are taking the time to learn more about our outstanding university. For more information about requirements, please choose from the following:
First-Generation Applicants
First-Year Applicants
Graduate Applicants
Transfer Applicants
International Applicants
Military Connected
Non-Degree Seeking
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In-State tuition for St. Louis & Quad Cities residents
Explore an exciting opportunity to be part of the University of Illinois Springfield community. Beginning Fall 2024, first-year students from specific areas - St. Louis or St. Charles county, Missouri, or Scott County, Iowa - can benefit from an attractivein-state tuition rate.
Here's how to join:
Step 1: Apply confidently and await your admission decision.
Step 2: Hail from the specified areas mentioned earlier.
No ACT/SAT Required
TheUIS application for admission does NOT require ACT/SAT scores for first-year students.
First-year students admitted to UIS with an unweighted 3.0+ GPA are eligible for merit scholarships up to $8,000 – no test scores necessary. Check out your potential merit scholarship for all four years, and compare your annual tuition and fee costs after scholarships are applied.
No GMAT? No GRE? No problem! - No tests are required for application toUIS Graduate programs.
Contact the Office of Admission
Contact us by phone(217) 206-4847, toll free at(888) 977-4847, by email at admissions@uis.edu, or request additional information using our request information form.
Annual Security and Fire Safety Report
The University of Illinois Springfield prepares the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report and includes statistics for the previous three years concerning reported crimes that occurred on the Springfield and Peoria Center campuses.