Information and university updates about COVID-19 and CARES Act Funds.
July 14 & 28
August 11
9:00 a.m.-12:45 p.m. | University of Saint Francis
Join us for a day catered to incoming high school seniors and juniors and their families to visit and experience life at the University of Saint Francis. Learn about the admissions process, scholarships, and programs, hear from a professor about academics and what it is like to be a USF Student, take a tour of the campus, and have lunch with other families and students. Add a personal appointment if you need some one-on-one information.
July 9 or 23, 9 a.m. EST | University of Saint Francis
New fall students are invited to get familiarized with campus and make key connections. There will be special programming for parents. Learn More!
Contact Kati Hultman-Schlabach, Director of First Year Experience, at 260-399-7700 ext. 6740 or [email protected] if you have questions.
August 26-28 | University of Saint Francis
This celebration weekend brings the new student community together for fun and learning. Watch for the complete Welcome Weekend schedule to be posted soon at fye.sf.edu. Students must register by August 1.
Contact Kati Hultman-Schlabach, Director of First Year Experience, at 260-399-7700 ext. 6740 or [email protected] if you have questions.
September 24
8:00 a.m. | University of Saint Francis
Welcome high school seniors and parents! You are invited to learn more about USF, explore academic and social opportunities, and make connections while hanging out with other prospective students and current Cougars.
You may schedule a virtual or in-person review or audition through Molly McGowan at 260-399-8064 or [email protected]. One-on-one reviews and virtual reviews are also offered all year for those that cannot attend a Talent Scholarship Day.
In the fall and spring of each year, the Creative Arts hosts Talent Scholarship Day — providing incoming students the opportunity to have your work reviewed by professional Creative Arts faculty for talent scholarship consideration.
Scholarships are awarded in the following areas:
You can also submit a digital portfolio for faculty review, please send an email with:
A Creative Arts faculty member will review your submission and make a scholarship recommendation to the office of Financial Aid. Please contact Molly McGowan, Creative Arts Coordinator, with any questions at [email protected] or 260-399-8064.
Your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) must be on file at USF and all requests for supporting documentation must be provided. Talent Scholarship recipients must:
Students can audition at the Ballet or virtually. The faculty reviews the performance audition and makes evaluations based on the following criteria that apply:
The audition on site will include participation in a class of 1½ to two hours in length. If you are auditioning virtually please prepare a solo of your choice, up to three minutes in a length.
The faculty reviews visual arts portfolios and makes evaluations based on the following criteria:
Your portfolio should have 12-15 works demonstrating two-dimensional (drawing, painting), three-dimensional (sculpture or ceramics) or any other media illustrating design ability.
We are interested in your background and current musicianship level, and want to know more about your goals with music tech. Audition requirements:
Enrollment and scholarship opportunities for the USF Choir are open to all students regardless of major. Audition requirements:
Enrollment and scholarship opportunities for the USF Marching Pride are open to all students regardless of major. Audition requirements:
Winds:
Drumline:
Color Guard: