Thinking about your next academic step? Coppin State University is opening its doors, and getting your application in is simpler than you might imagine. Whether you're eyeing a bachelor's degree or diving into graduate studies, the journey starts with their online application portal.
It's good to know that Coppin operates on a rolling admissions basis. This means they review applications as they come in, continuing until they've filled their available spots. So, there's no single, nail-biting deadline to worry about for the immediate future. In fact, applications for both the Spring and Fall 2026 terms are already available, giving you ample time to get everything sorted.
For those looking to start their undergraduate journey, there's a clear pathway to begin. Similarly, if graduate studies are on your mind, a dedicated link is ready for you. It’s all about turning that ambition into action, as Coppin likes to say.
Beyond just the application itself, Coppin offers a vibrant community with around 2,500 students, faculty, and staff. They boast an impressive 64 areas of study, covering undergraduate, graduate, certificate, online, and non-degree options. And for many, financial aid is a significant factor; it's worth noting that a substantial 92% of students receive either merit or need-based financial aid.
The Office of Admissions is your go-to for any questions. You can reach them by email or by phone at (410) 951-3600. Their hours are Monday through Thursday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, and Friday from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm. They're located in the Miles Connor Building, 1st Floor, at 2500 W. North Ave., Baltimore, MD 21216-3698.
For those interested in online programs, the rolling deadline still applies. These courses are designed for flexibility, with recorded lectures available for convenient access. Whether you're a first-year student or looking to transfer, Coppin aims to support your educational goals. They accept transfer students and consider GPA and recommendations as part of the admissions process. Interestingly, an application essay isn't required, and a minimum GPA of 2 is generally expected for high school completion.
