Millikin hosts several Campus Visit Days throughout the year, but you can also schedule an individual visit. On all Visit Days, prospective students and their families are able to take a tour of campus, speak with our Admission representatives, hear from administrative staff and faculty, and learn more about academic programs, athletics, and financial aid.

When is a good time to start visiting colleges? If you’re a sophomore or junior in high school, now is the perfect time to visit Millikin and find out if we’re the right fit for you. If you’re interested in transferring, PACE, or one of our graduate programs, we recommend scheduling an individual visit and scheduling an appointment to speak with a representative of the program you’re interested in applying to.

Find out more about scheduling a visit today! Can't make it to campus? Take a tour!

Applications for admission to Millikin's traditional undergraduate program (for freshman and transfer students) are accepted on a rolling basis. PACE (evening, degree-completion program) applicants, Master of Business Administration (MBA) applicants, and Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) and Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) applicants must meet specific application deadlines.

You can fill out the application by clicking here. Simply create an account, choose the program and term you’re applying for, and begin filling out the various sections. There is no fee required to apply! You will be asked to send additional application requirements such as official transcripts and test scores. Certain programs may have extra requirements.

ACT Code: 1080
SAT Code: 1470

Forms:
Faculty Evaluation Form
Counselor Evaluation Form
 

Once you’ve applied to Millikin and sent in all of the application requirements, we will begin reviewing your information. Millikin takes a holistic approach to deciding who will be admitted. Basically, we look at other things besides grades and test scores. We’re also interested in any extracurricular activities, community service, or hobbies that you’re involved in; your drive and ambition to succeed; or ways in which your talent and personality will contribute something special to the campus!

The Admission Office will contact you about whether or not you’ve been admitted. If you accept Millikin’s offer of admittance, we’ll send an Admission packet highlighting important information and deadlines, including deposit and housing information. In the meantime, call 217.424.6211 or email us with any questions.

In order to hold your spot, you’ll need to submit your $150 advance tuition deposit, which is refundable until May 1st. You can pay the deposit on myMillikin. You’ll just need your username and password that was included on your myMillikin card in your Admission Packet. Be sure to keep your username and password handy from now on because you’ll need it to check your Millikin email! Submit your deposit.

Within 24 hours of receiving your advance tuition deposit, we’ll send you an email with a link that enables you to access the Housing Application. Deadlines for Housing Applications are May 1st for the fall semester and December 1st for the spring semester. Housing assignments are typically given out during Orientation & Registration, which takes place in June.

Preferences for housing are considered, but the sooner we receive your deposit, the quicker we’ll be able to accommodate you. The application includes a questionnaire about your personal habits, and your answers will help us match you to a compatible roommate.

For more information about  housing visit Residence life.

You’re so close, you can almost taste it! Registration for O&R begins in April. You can register by logging in to myMillikin, clicking the myVIP tab on the right and selecting "Sign up for O&R" in your admission checklist. At O&R, you’ll register for classes, get your housing assignment, meet fellow classmates, familiarize yourself with the campus, and get connected with faculty and current students.

Need more information? Visit the Orientation & Registration page.

You’re here! Congratulations! First Week is designed for first-year students and offers an experience that will teach you what is expected in the college environment and how to best engage in the Millikin community. You’ll learn more about student organizations, studying abroad, internships, student media, athletics, and many more programs and services that support your academic goals, personal development, and well-being.

All First Week activities are mandatory so that you can learn all that is vital to your success while at Millikin. Plus, you’ll make bonds that last a lifetime, not only with your peers, but also with our dynamic faculty and administrators. Welcome home!

Click here for more information about First Week!