As long your application (either the Coalition Application or Common Application) is submitted by the deadline, your application will be considered as on time. Additional materials including transcripts may be submitted subsequently. Due to high school and college closures, this year only, we will allow students to submit unofficial or self-reported transcripts.

In the interest of time, we recommend sending unofficial transcripts.

Unofficial transcripts or a screenshot of your transcript can be emailed to undergrad-admissions@duke.edu. If you do not have unofficial transcripts and instead need to self-report your classes and grades, you can create your own. You may want to use this free site https://ssar.selfreportedtranscript.com/Login.aspx.  However, just as with self-reported test scores, official transcripts must be submitted this summer for all enrolled transfers and must match the information that we previously received.

As long your application (either the Coalition Application or Common Application) is submitted by the deadline, it will be considered as on time and additional materials including letters of recommendation may be submitted subsequently. Your recommenders can submit their letters via the Coalition Application or Common Application. Or, they can email their letters directly to the admissions office at undergrad-admissions@duke.edu.

Applicants will not be penalized for any situations beyond their control, and the admissions committee will give full consideration to all applications using the materials we have received.

Yes. Applicants will not be penalized for any situations beyond their control, and the admissions committee will give full consideration to all applications using the materials we have received. You can self-report any previous test scores that you would like for us to consider as part of our review. Official test scores must be submitted this summer for all enrolled transfers and must match the information that we previously received.

We regret that COVID-19 restrictions prevent us from being able to greet you in person. We recommend our virtual tour as a way to see Duke.

Additionally, admissions officers are available to answer questions Monday though Friday from 8:30am – 5pm by calling 919.684.3214. You can also send any questions to undergrad-admissions@duke.edu. Questions will be answered by admissions officers or current students, if students are available.

No. We anticipate that we will still release admissions decisions by mid-May. You will receive e-mail correspondence from us letting you know how to check your decision online.

We understand that many schools are using Pass/Fail grades for classes taken in January-June 2020. We will consider Pass/Fail courses taken during this time period for Duke credit if they were taught as in-person instruction at the beginning of the term.