Accepted First-Year Students
Congratulations on Your Admission to Le Moyne!
As you consider your future on the Heights and get ready to make your deposit, we’re here to answer your questions and welcome you to accepted student event that will give you a deeper understanding of what makes Le Moyne so special.
Ready to Become a Dolphin?
Class of 2029, Welcome to the Heights!
Here's a step-by-step guide for accepted first-year students.
File Your FAFSA for Financial Aid
File your FAFSA (domestic students only) online using Le Moyne’s code: 002748. The FAFSA will also provide a link to the New York State TAP application (NYS residents only). Notification of financial aid awards will be mailed to your home.
Attend an Accepted Student Event
We have a full suite of in-person and virtual events where you can learn more about the Heights. Whether you’re curious to know more about housing, financial aid, academics, student life, dining, study abroad or career opportunities, we’re here to help!
Make Your Deposit & Complete New Student Checklist
Once you make your deposit and commit to the Heights, you’ll receive a New Student Checklist with everything you need to do before the first day of classes. You’ll get a log-in for your personalized status portal to see the next steps in your enrollment process after we receive your deposit.
Residential Life
All students more than 30 miles from Le Moyne are required to live on campus. Your deposit date helps determine your priority for housing assignments.
Join your fellow Dolphins on the official social media channel for the Class of 2029 – ZeeMee. This exclusive group for first-year students who are accepted to Le Moyne is an informal way to meet fellow new ‘Phins, connect with your future roommate, join live virtual social events and more!
Here I have been given the opportunity to make my dreams come true while being surrounded by people who believe in me and are relentlessly committed to my success. Figuring out what you want to do with your life is stressful. Recognize that figuring out what you don’t want to do in the future is as big as a success as figuring out what you do want to do.”
Life on the Heights
Questions? Let’s get in touch.
