Jacksonville University: what international applicants need

What are Jacksonville University's application deadlines for 2026–27?

Jacksonville University admits on a rolling basis for 2026–27: there's no single deadline, and it answers applications as they come in, so applying early is safer.

What is Jacksonville University's acceptance rate?

56.9% for students who started in fall 2024: Jacksonville University admitted 4,660 of its 8,184 first-year applicants.

• The rate covers all first-year applicants, US and international: the federal data doesn't give a separate rate for international applicants.
• US Department of Education (IPEDS). Fall 2024 admissions (provisional release). Source

Does Jacksonville University require the SAT or ACT for international applicants?

It depends. Jacksonville University requires SAT or ACT scores from some applicants or programs only for 2026–27, and its testing page says which.

• This is the policy listed for all first-year applicants. Some universities treat international students differently, so confirm it on the testing page.

What SAT score do you need for Jacksonville University?

The middle half of first-year students who enrolled in fall 2024 and sent SAT scores had 520–620 in Math and 580–660 in Reading and Writing (21% of them sent SAT scores).

• On the ACT, the middle half had a composite of 22–27.
• If your score is above the middle of these ranges, it helps your application. At a test-optional university, a score below the lower number usually isn't worth sending.
• US Department of Education (IPEDS). Fall 2024 admissions (provisional release): 25th to 75th percentile of enrolled first-year students who submitted scores. Source

How much is Jacksonville University's application fee for international students?

Jacksonville University's application fee is $30 for international applicants, the same as for US applicants.

Does Jacksonville University accept the Common App fee waiver from international students?

Yes. Jacksonville University accepts the Common App fee waiver and doesn't limit it to US students.

• Your eligibility is confirmed through the Common App, usually with your counselor.

Which English tests does Jacksonville University accept?

Jacksonville University lists the TOEFL iBT, IELTS Academic, Duolingo English Test, PTE Academic, and Cambridge English as accepted English proficiency tests for 2026–27.

• Minimum scores and exemptions (for example if you studied in English) are set by the university: check its international page.

Does Jacksonville University accept the Duolingo English Test?

Yes. The Duolingo English Test is among the English tests Jacksonville University accepts for 2026–27.

How many recommendation letters does Jacksonville University require?

Jacksonville University doesn't require recommendation letters on the Common App for 2026–27.

• Letters that aren't required can still be accepted: the university's site says whether it reads them.
• Whatever the letters, your school sends the School Report and, after graduation, the Final Report: the Common App says every university requires them.

Does Jacksonville University require the Common App personal essay?

No. Jacksonville University doesn't require the Common App personal essay for 2026–27, though you can still send it: the Common App lets you submit it to any university.

How many international students does Jacksonville University have?

128 of Jacksonville University's 2,946 undergraduates were international students (US nonresidents) in fall 2024: 4.3%.

• US Department of Education (IPEDS). Fall 2024 enrollment (provisional release). Source

How much does Jacksonville University cost for international students?

Jacksonville University's published tuition and fees for 2024–25 were $47,830, the same for every student. On-campus food and housing was $17,210. With books and other expenses, a year cost about $68,366 before any financial aid.

• US Department of Education (IPEDS). Published charges for 2024–25. Costs usually rise each year: check the university's site for 2027–28. Source