Campbell University: Rankings, Courses, Admissions, Tuition Fee, Cost of Attendance & Scholarships

Ans. All first-time, full-time students are required to live on campus for the first three years (6 semesters) of enrolment unless one of the following criteria is met:

• Student is married
• The student is 21 years of age
• The student is commuting from the primary residence of a parent or legal guardian within a 40-mile driving distance of Buies Creek.

Ans. The University's SAT code is 5100 and the ACT code is 3076.

Ans. The tuition fee will be the same as an in-state student's tuition fees itself and so the methodologies followed for tuition will also be the same. As a private university, Campbell University does not distinguish between in-state and out-of-state students. State residency may, however, affect eligibility for certain types of financial aid.

Ans. Application Fees for applying to Campbell University depend on the programs that are being selected by the student. Some programs may not require an application fee, whereas some programs may charge an application fee of $20 - $50.

Ans. Campbell University Online courses are hosted through the Blackboard Learning Management System which has a robust set of tools to allow frequent interaction with your professor just like a traditional setting. The courses are asynchronous, meaning that you can participate in the class when you schedule your coursework time. As long as you are meeting the deadlines set forth by your professor, you can schedule assignments to fit your needs. Each of the students completes the Campbell University Online Seminar for Undergraduates that helps students become oriented with our tools, culture, and online community. This is a required course for all students at Campbell University.

Ans. Yes, CUSOM may accept students who are US-born citizens, naturalized citizens, or green cardholders. Applicants need to understand that for intern and residency sites, clearance for permission to participate in clinical training is determined by the site, not CUSOM. CUSOM cannot guarantee clearance for permission to participate in clinical training at a specific site but will work to place students at the necessary sites to complete their educational requirements.

Ans. The acceptance rate of Campbell University is 78%.

Ans. Almost 3700 undergraduate students are enrolled in the academic curriculum of Campbell University.

Ans. In order to ensure the safety of the students and their families, the college faculty has shifted the in-person admissions experiences online. The Undergraduate Admissions Counsellors are always ready to talk to students and families one-on-one via video conference over Zoom. You can learn more about life at Campbell, get answers to your questions, and take you on a virtual tour of the main campus. When you schedule an appointment online, you’ll be able to book a time that is convenient for you.