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Application Deadlines

  • Early Action I: November 5
  • Early Action II: January 15
  • Regular Decision: February 15

Please note, we have extended our Early Action II and Regular Decision deadlines for Fall 2026.

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Admitted Student Welcome Day

Welcome Day for Admitted Students takes place on Saturday, April 11. Encourage your students to register in their UMass Lowell admissions portal.

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Visit Us!

Now's the perfect time for your students to visit campus. Encourage them to register for a campus tour.

Math Prep for Calculus 1

Your students' academic success is our top priority, and we want their transition to college-level coursework to be as smooth as possible, particularly in their required math courses. As you advise your students on their course selection for the upcoming year, Pre-Calculus and Calculus high school courses will provide a strong foundation for students who are considering taking Calculus 1 at UMass Lowell. We are eager to support you as you work with your students to help them transition to college courses. Please reach out if you have any questions about course requirements.

Learning Excellence and Achievement Pathways (LEAP)

All students are encouraged to participate in our new student support program, Learning Excellence and Achievement Pathways (LEAP). This program will help students transition to college and set them up for success from day one through graduation. They will: receive one-on-one career prep and professional coaching, make friends at community building social events, grow confidence through peer leadership opportunities and more.

Rowdy's Esports Arena

The newest addition to University Crossing is open! Dive into action in our new Esports Arena. Sporting high-tech architecture and 50 brand new, custom-built personal computers (PCs), our arena is home to PC gaming on campus! Whether your students are seasoned gamers or simply looking to hang out and game in a low-stakes environment, Rowdy's Esports Arena is the place to be.

Meet Undergraduate Students

  • Albert Farah
    Physics, Mathematics

    Albert Farah found multiple paid research experiences at UMass Lowell.

  • Charlie Levesque
    Chemistry

    In a sport where team chemistry is vital, UML hockey player Charlie Levesque brings the perspective of an actual chemistry major – one with the goal of one day becoming a chiropractor.

  • Davood Dashti
    International Business

    Davood Dashti’s love of photography helped him transition from home in Iran to college life in the United States. Now, the Manning School of Business student is focused on a professional photography career.

  • Kelly Michael Skelton
    Marketing & Management

    Business student Kelly Michael Skelton plans to earn his undergraduate and MBA degrees in just four years – and with zero debt – while juggling multiple jobs and extracurricular activities.

  • Juana Guerrero
    Nursing

    Juana Guerrero came to UML with strong academic credentials. A support program helped boost her confidence and leadership skills, too.

  • Matthew Almeida
    Business (finance concentration)

    Matthew Almeida’s interests in real estate and finance have built off each other in the Manning School of Business.

Admissions News

  • Three people cut a ceremonial ribbon while a red, white and blue bird mascot looks on.

    Rowdy’s Esports Arena Takes Gaming to Another Level

    Rowdy’s Esports Arena, a 2,500-square-foot, high-tech gaming facility, has opened its doors at University Crossing, providing students of all skill levels a place to compete, connect and take part in the growing world of college esports.
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    High School Students PROPEL Future College Careers

    UMass Lowell’s PROPEL Careers Program gives local high school students paid, hands-on research experiences in engineering and science labs, building their skills, confidence and interest in pursuing college and STEM careers.
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  • A man in a blue polo shirt and glasses holds a microphone while speaking on a stage.

    Family Orientation Helps Ease the Transition to College for Loved Ones

    Nearly 600 family members gained resources and reassurance at Family Orientation sessions this summer — part of the university’s larger mission to support not only students, but the loved ones who guide them through the transition to college.
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    Show and Tell: Student Researchers Take Center Stage

    More than 200 students showcased their research work and academic endeavors at the 28th annual Student Research and Community Engagement Symposium at University Crossing.
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