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Undergraduate

Your application is the beginning of a lasting relationship you’ll build with the Pratt community. Amidst the deadlines, essays, and supplemental materials, we’d like to emphasize this above all: we are grateful for your time and effort, and we are eager to get to know you.

First-Time/First-Year Applicants

You are considered a First-Time/First-Year Applicant if you:

  • are a junior (11th grade) or senior (12th grade) in high school
  • have earned college credit while still enrolled in high school (summer school, pre-college programs, advanced placement, dual enrollment between your high school and a university or community college, etc.)
  • completed high school but have not yet enrolled in a college or university
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Transfer Applicants

You are considered a Transfer Applicant if you:

  • attended a college or university after graduation of high school 
  • will attend a college or university prior to enrollment at Pratt

Associate Degree Applicants

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  1. The Pratt community is made up of 3,675 undergrad students and 1,462 grad students.