Apply

We’re glad you’ve chosen to apply to William Peace University. Applying is easy — and we’re always here to help!

Let’s get started on your application — either through Peace or CommonApp. There is no preference given to either application type. We recommend you choose the most convenient application for you.

For Readmitted Students

If you previously attended William Peace University and are reapplying for traditional undergraduate enrollment, we have simplified the application process. A readmitted student is a student who has not been enrolled for a year or more.

Send Your Transcripts and Test Scores

Please send transcripts for all schools attended (high school and college) along with your official test scores from the SAT (Peace Code: 005533) or the ACT (Peace code: 313).

Please submit documents and/or transcripts to
admissions@peace.edu

Or mail to:

William Peace University

Attention: Office of Admissions
15 E. Peace Street
Raleigh, NC 27604

Student Studying

If you have any questions regarding your application status or the readmission process, please email us in the Office of Admissions, or call 919-508-2214.

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We prefer to offer admissions decisions on a rolling basis, allowing you flexibility without worrying about deadlines. We accept and review applications year-round and will have a decision to you within 2-3 days of you completing your application, which typically means sending us your transcript.

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Yes! Find our Common App page here.

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The application fee for traditional undergraduate students is $50.

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You will apply as a Readmit Student. If you have enrolled in another college after William Peace University, you will need to submit an official copy of your transcript from any and all school(s) attended. You do not need to request a transcript from Peace; we will provide it for you.

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Peace offers rolling admissions, meaning we accept applications throughout a student’s senior year; however, we encourage an application by April 1 for the fall term and December 1 for the spring term.