Applying
Ready to be a part of the incoming class of computer science students? The University of Rochester’s Office of Admissions is ready to guide you through the admissions process.
Apply to Become a Computer Scientist
Before becoming a computer science major, students must first apply to the Hajim School of Engineering & Applied Sciences. Once enrolled, you’ll formally declare your major during your sophomore year, officially joining the department!
First-Years
First-year students can apply online for early or regular decision using either the Common Application or the Coalition for College Application.
Applying as a First-YearTransfers
Students can apply to transfer to the Hajim School of Engineering & Applied Science in both the fall and spring semesters, with applications reviewed on a rolling basis.
Applying as a Transfer StudentInternational
Prospective international students who are not US citizens or permanent residents may have additional requirements when applying.
Applying as an International Student
Check out Life at Rochester: Schedule a Campus Visit
One of the best ways to find out if the University of Rochester is right for you is to come visit our campus! Sign up for a campus tour with one our current students and find out what it’s really like to be on campus. You’ll have a chance to check out our dorms, visit a classroom, and maybe even grab a bite to eat at one of our dining halls!
Schedule a TourInvest in You: Financing Your Education
At the University of Rochester, we’re committed to helping students meet their financial needs. We do this through a variety of financial aid options, including scholarships, grants, and loans. Our financial aid office will help walk you through the process, as well as give you and your family information about what your expected costs will be.
Visit the Financial Aid WebsiteCheck your Application Status
Already submitted your application? You can use MyROC, the URochester’s online undergraduate admissions portal, to monitor your application status, upload materials, see admissions decisions, get merit scholarship notifications, and more.