Enrollment Management provides oversight for the offices of Admissions, Financial Aid and Records & Registration. The office is responsible for monitoring and tracking enrollment progress at Coppin State University. Enrollment Management staff collaborates with members of the campus community to establish recruitment and retention strategies. The Enrollment Management office staff develops and reviews policies that can impact on the University's enrollment targets.

Offices

Enrollment Management includes the following offices, departments, and initiatives:

• Office of Admissions
• Office of Financial Aid
• Office of Records and Registration
• First Year Experience
• New Student Orientation

The Division of Enrollment Management and Student Affairs (EMSA) includes 2 major areas both responsible for the successful enrollment, retention and graduation of Coppin State University Students.

Enrollment Management

Enrollment Management includes the following offices, departments, and initiatives:

• Office of Admissions
• Office of Financial Aid
• Office of Records and Registration
• First Year Experience
• New Student Orientation
• Office of University Relations

Student Affairs

Student Affairs includes the following offices, departments, and initiatives:

• Campus Recreation
• Career Services Center
• Center for Counseling and Student Development
• International Student Services
• Office of Housing
• Office of Residence Life
• Office of Student Activities and Leadership
• Office of Student Conduct & Community Standards
• Student Emergency Fund
• Student Health Insurance
• Behavioral Assessment Team
• Report an Incident (Behavioral Assessment Team Referral)

Why apply to Coppin?

We've got what it takes to help you transform the life you have into the life you want. Our innovative undergraduate and graduate programs, hands-on learning opportunities, and rigorous coursework have been preparing our students to succeed for generations.

You'll engage with our award-winning faculty and exchange ideas with peer students as motivated as you are to be the next generation of industry leaders and professionals. We know your journey through Coppin State University will surround you with experiences for you to develop and broaden your understanding of the world—and your place in it. Get involved in all the academic opportunities, professional connections, community service, and fun activities we have to offer.

Whether you're applying to an undergraduate program or want to pursue a graduate degree to become a master in your field, Coppin is the place where you can belong in a welcoming community of support, access, and excellence.

Ready to take the next step toward the future you want for yourself?

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Visit Coppin State University!

We love welcoming visitors, families, and friends to our beautiful 65 acre campus in the heart of Baltimore. We offer group tours perfect for college trips and individual/family trips perfect for personally-guided campus tours.

Also, check out our resources to help you plan your stay in the Baltimore area, where there's so much to discover!

Campus Tours

We thank you for your interest in touring The Nest! Our student ambassadors, The Soar Squad, are ready to showcase all that Coppin State University has to offer. Tour experiences will include information about the institution's history, admissions requirements, major offerings, and a detailed tour of our campus facilities. The experience will last approximately 1.5 hours, depending on the group size. Tours are scheduled at the top of the hour between 10 am-3 pm. Before selecting a date, we ask that you know your group's availability. Due to the high demand for tour requests, we may be unable to accommodate rescheduling date and/or time requests.

Summer and Fall 2024 Campus Tours

Dates for summer 2024 campus tours will open on April 1, 2024. Summer tours will begin after Memorial Day 2024. The campus will not conduct campus tours between May 15, 2024 - May 27, 2024. There will be select dates in June that will not be available due to Baltimore City High School graduation ceremonies. Those dates will be blocked on the booking page when the dates go live. Dates for fall 2024 will open on August 1, 2024. 

Coppin Kids: Campus Experience for Elementary and Middle School Friends

We are at capacity for elementary/middle school requests. Please keep us in mind for the fall 2024-spring 2025 academic year.

Additional Campus Tour Information

1. Tours must be booked and confirmed before visiting the campus. Confirmations with instructions will be emailed to the requestor. When booking, only available dates and times will populate. Coppin State University does not offer same-day requests or self-guided campus tours.

2. All group tours must have 1 chaperone for every 10 students. The maximum number of students in a group cannot exceed 75 students. 

3. Dining options are available for group tours. Contact information to secure dining will be in the confirmation email. Dining services must be requested directly through the campus catering vendor before the visit. The Office of Admissions does not facilitate dining reservations. 

For more information or accessibility needs, please contact Office of Admissions at admissions@coppin.edu.

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Coronavirus Protocols

Coppin State University is committed to implementing safety protocols and procedures that prioritize the safety of our students, faculty, and staff. In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, campus buildings are currently only accessible through the use of a CSU Eagle ID card. Visitors do not have to be vaccinated but should monitor for symptoms. If any symptoms are experienced prior to your visit, please contact us to reschedule.

Any questions may be directed to COVID-19@coppin.edu. Please visit Coronavirus Updates for information.

Welcome to Coppin State University!

Welcome to the Office of Admissions! We are excited you’re considering joining our Eagle family! Here you will find links to access all that we have to offer you as a prospective student.

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Staff Always Ready to Help

Two offices coordinate on-campus living at Coppin:

• Office of Housing
• Office of Residence Life

Office of Housing

We are your resource to learn about on-campus housing and facilities, cost, and move-in weekend. Our staff can also handle work orders, and help guide new and returning students through the housing application process.

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Office of Residence Life

Once you move in to our campus dorms, we become your main resource for dorm life, activities, and programming. Our staff makes sure you have access to residential college experiences you'll remember fondly—even after graduation.

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Housing Work Orders

Work orders can be submitted using the EagleLINKS Self Service portal. Log into EagleLINKS and go to the Self Service menu and select Residence Life for the option to submit a work order. If you have any questions, please contact the Housing office.

EagleLINKS Portal

We understand your teenage years aren’t always the right time for your college experience. At Coppin, the average age of our students is 29, and we have the schedules, services, and supports in place to meet all of our students exactly where you are. Now that you’re older and wiser, look to Coppin for an experience that caters to you, your life, and your needs.

When identifying adult learners, we consider the following criteria:

• You are financially independent.
• You have primary responsibilities, including family, work, etc. outside of being a student.
• You have not been regularly enrolled in a college or university for 3 or more years.

What do I need to apply?

• Completed admission application
• Official transcripts from all institutions attended

If you have a high school diploma or equivalent and at least 3 years since your last college or university enrollment, you do not need to submit SAT or ACT scores.

See where Coppin can take you.

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Whether you’re first in your family to pursue college or following in a long legacy of college grads, you can thrive at Coppin. Think you’re ready to take that next step? See everything Coppin has to offer—and what we’re looking for in our next class of Coppin Eagles.

We are looking for students who have completed or expect to complete the following requirements:

• 4 years of English
• 3 years of physical and life science (must include 2 years of lab experience)
• 3 years of social science or history (e.g. U.S. history, world history, local/state/national government)
• 4 years of mathematics (e.g. algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, statistics, etc.)
• 2 years of world languages and/or advanced technology education

Students must also meet all requirements for attendance, service learning, and any additional local school system requirements, if applicable.

Did you know you may not need to submit ACT or SAT scores? Refer to our Standardized Test Policy to check if our test-optional policy applies to you.

Go for your goals. Apply now.

Congratulations on your Coppin admission! Welcome to our Coppin State University family of more than 50,000 proud. We recommend you pay your non-refundable enrollment fee as soon as you decide you’re ready to join our Eagle family because it secures your spot in incoming classes.

Paying your enrollment fee is your commitment to attend Coppin. It releases your enrollment hold and allows you to register for upcoming semester courses. Also, it helps us project the amount of housing and courses we need to make available for the next year.

Pay your enrollment fee

Who’s required to pay the non-refundable enrollment fee?

If you have been newly admitted to an undergraduate, undergraduate certificate, or non-degree seeking program, you must pay the non-refundable $150 enrollment fee.

If you have been newly admitted to a graduate or doctoral program, you must pay the non-refundable $50 enrollment fee.

How do I submit the non-refundable enrollment fee?

Pay securely through EaglePay. The EaglePay screen prompts you to select “Undergraduate Enrollment Fee” or “Graduate and Doctoral Enrollment Fee.” Choose the option for your level of education.