At Gettysburg, you’re joining the ranks of driven and exceptional students who want to make a difference—students who share your vision of a better world and a brighter future.
We are a community of thinkers and doers. There are no bystanders here.
Join us and discover what it means to Do Great Work!
How to Apply to Gettysburg
At Gettysburg, you’re joining the ranks of involved students who want to make a difference—students who share your vision of a better world and a brighter future. To take the first step toward joining our vibrant community, please submit the Common Application and necessary supporting materials. For a full list of required documents, please click the link below that most accurately describes your college search at this time:
Access your Gettysburg College application portal
Once your Common Application is received, you will receive log in credentials for your Gettysburg applicant status portal. We recommend that you check your portal regularly for important information regarding your applicant checklist, upcoming events, and ways to connect with the Gettysburg campus community.
Application Deadline
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Early Decision
November 15 • January 15
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Early Action
December 1
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Regular Decision
January 15
Visits & Interviews
Attend an information session, tour campus, meet current students and faculty, interview with an admissions counselor.
Applying for Financial Aid
Gettysburg College is committed to working with students and their families to ensure that the ability to pay does not become an obstacle to a Gettysburg education.
Gettysburg at a Glance
Learn more about Gettysburg College.
Admissions Spotlight
Study Abroad
Unleash your curiosity with the Center for Global Education
Can you imagine climbing the Great Wall of China? Do you see yourself working with and mentoring school-aged children in Senegal? Are you dreaming about camping under the stars in Tanzania? It’s possible.
Student Success
First-Year Seminars prepare students for collegiate success
First-Year Seminars help to aid the academic transition and prepare students for the level of intellectual curiosity and critical thinking required for collegiate-level work.
Career Connected
What can you do with an English degree?
After graduation, English majors find personal and professional success in traditional fields like teaching, writing, editing, and publishing, but also in unexpected fields, too: business and entrepreneurship, politics, sales, marketing, health, and finance.