Pepperdine, alongside many other colleges nationwide, decided to not require standardized test scores on the admission application this year. This decision not only led to higher application rates for the upcoming academic year but also more anxiety for applicants wondering if they will get accepted.
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Pepperdine Becomes More Competitive as Seaver Reports Lowest Admittance Rate for 2019
Due to an increase in admissions, Pepperdine is having to adjust to being a more competitive school.
Pepp Admin & Student React to National College Admissions Scandal; Calabasas Father Among Those Charged
Pepperdine students and admission directors comment on the largest college admissions cheating scandal in U.S. history
Promote Heightened Cultural Awareness
It is easy to fear something we don’t necessarily understand, but in these modern times, it is even easier to grasp opportunities for understanding.
Increase in Chinese International Students at Christian Universities Allow for Spiritual Growth
Photos and Graphics by Chad Jimenez Over the past few years, Pepperdine has been receiving an increasing amount of international applications, a majority of which are coming from China. At least 40 percent of international students enrolled at Pepperdine University are from China, according to Pepperdine’s website. For Fall 2016 Pepperdine received 11,828 applications and […]
Pepp Hires New Dean of Enrollment Management
Photo courtesy of Kristy Paredes Collins Along with the incoming freshman class and transfer students this semester, Pepperdine welcomed back alumna and former employee Kristy Paredes Collins as Seaver’s new dean of Enrollment Management. As dean of Enrollment Management, she will have “the privilege of leading the Offices of Financial Assistance, International Student Services and […]
Who receives financial aid and why?
A breakdown of how financial aid money is disbursed
