- Summer Opportunities:
- First Year Research Experience
- Orientation in the Wilderness
- Resources for Admitted Students:
- New Student Orientation
- Academics
- Financial Aid
- Housing
- Visit
- FAQ
- Especially for:
- Transfer Students
- International Students
Admitted Students
Welcome and congratulations on being accepted to Coe! You are now in the same shoes as other students from all across the globe. So what is the next step? Below you will find what you will need to do in order to join the Coe community.
Complete the financial aid process – Deadline March 1st
Students applying for financial aid need to complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid between January 1 and March 1. Submit your application online at www.fafsa.ed.gov or request a paper copy from Coe's Financial Aid Office.
Confirm your enrollment - Deadline May 1st
How do I confirm my enrollment? Easy, submit a $200 payment to Coe prior to May 1 with your intent to enroll form. By doing so, you will officially become a Kohawk. The deposit also secures you housing on campus. Housing preference is based off of deposit date.
Students who wish to pay by check must mail a check postmarked no later than May 1st for $200 to the Office of Admission, Coe College, 1220 1st Ave NE, Cedar Rapids, IA 52402.
Students that wish to pay by credit card, call your admission counselor directly at 1-877-CALL-COE. We accept Visa, MasterCard and Discover credit cards.
Register for Scholarship Weekend – Deadline February 13th
Scholarship Weekend allows students to compete for departmental scholarships in any of our academic areas. Scholarships range between $1,000 and $5,000. Scholarship Weekend will occur in February.
Register for Admitted Student Weekend
What is the best way to meet your future classmates? Have an entire open house for all admitted students! This is a great opportunity to get one last look at Coe before making that final decision. Scheduled in late March, hundreds of accepted students will be on campus visiting with professors, going to classes, experiencing "The U" and staying on campus.
Not coming to Coe? Let us know
If you have decided that Coe is not the place for you, it has been a pleasure getting to know you and wish you the best. Please help us update our records by stating your intent to decline Coe's offer of admission by contacting our office by sending in your intent to enroll elsewhere form or by contacting your admission counselor. Best of luck!
Gina Hausknecht (English)
"So many of our students find out that there are many more things available to them in their lives than they knew existed before Coe."
