Daytona Beach: 66.3%
Prescott: 68.7%
First-year students can apply by submitting an application and official transcripts through our website. Applicants may also choose to provide standardized test scores and two letters of recommendation.
Once all materials have been submitted for either residential campus, applicants typically receive a follow-up within about two weeks. For the Worldwide Campus, follow-up usually occurs within a few days!
For more information, visit erau.edu/apply.
For the 2025-26 academic year, estimated tuition* and cost of attendance are as follows:
Daytona Beach: Tuition: $44,160 | Housing: $9,860 | Estimate for Books: $1,300 | Total Costs: $68,842; daytonabeach.erau.edu/admissions/estimated-costs
Prescott Tuition: $44,160 | Housing: $9,400 | Estimate for Books: $1,300 | Total Costs: $66,700; prescott.erau.edu/admissions/estimated-costs
Worldwide Tuition: $12,528 | Estimate for Books: $1,600 | Total Costs: $30,745; worldwide.erau.edu/admissions/cost-tuition
*The costs above are only an estimate and may not reflect all costs and expenses incurred while attending your respective campus.
94% of first-year students at Daytona Beach and Prescott Campus receive some form of financial aid through scholarships, grants and loans.
- For more information on financial aid at the Daytona Beach Campus, visit daytonabeach.erau.edu/financial-aid.
- For more information on financial aid at the Prescott Campus, visit prescott.erau.edu/financial-aid.
- For more information on financial aid at the Worldwide Campus, visit worldwide.erau.edu/admissions/financial-aid.
Yes, the Center for Career and Professional Development gives students at each of our campuses access to dedicated career services professionals who specialize in various industries. These experts assist students in securing valuable internships and provide support for job placement, including resume reviews, interview preparation and more. Embry-Riddle helps students gain the skills and experiences needed to succeed in their careers and beyond.
Yes! Students need to purchase a parking permit and park in the lot that corresponds to the sticker color.
All first-year students under the age of 21 at both residential campuses are required to live on campus in a residence hall. Exceptions may apply to students already living within 50 miles of the campus, although specific housing policies may vary. For more details, refer to the housing requirements for each campus.
Daytona Beach: 7,800+
Prescott: 3,200+
Worldwide/Online: 15,100+
Daytona Beach: NCAA Div. II
- Men's Baseball
- Men and Women's Basketball
- Men and Women's Cross Country
- Men and Women's Golf
- Men and Women's Lacrosse
- Men and Women's Rowing
- Men and Women's Soccer
- Women's Softball
- Men and Women's Tennis
- Men and Women's Track & Field
- Women's Volleyball
- Co-ed Cheerleading
Prescott: NCAIA Div. II
- Men's Baseball
- Men and Women's Basketball
- Men and Women's Cross Country
- Men and Women's Golf
- Men and Women's Track & Field
- Men and Women's Soccer
- Women's Softball
- Women's Volleyball
- Men's Wrestling
Daytona Beach
- Swimming/surfing at local beaches
- Biking
- Flying over the Atlantic
- Kennedy Space Center
- Orlando theme parks with discounted student tickets
- Skydiving in DeLand
PRESCOTT
- Hiking
- Kayaking
- Mountain biking
- Rock climbing
- Snowboarding
- Grand Canyon (2-hour drive)
- Las Vegas (4-hour drive)
Residential Campuses use rolling admissions for domestic first-year applicants. International and transfer applicants have priority deadlines. For more information on important dates, visit erau.edu/apply.
Worldwide/Online uses a rolling admissions process for all applicants. For more information on important dates, visit erau.edu/apply.
Transfer students must complete the application on our website and submit official transcripts from all previously attended postsecondary institutions. Depending on the amount of previously earned credit hours, an official high school transcript may be required.
Transfer applicants may submit an essay or resume to support their application further. To determine possible transfer credits into their program of choice, students are encouraged to use the transfer portal at erau.edu/becoming-student/university-wide-transfer-student-information.
The admissions process is the same as for domestic students, except SAT and/or ACT scores are highly recommended when applying and are required for scholarship consideration.
If English is not an applicant's primary language, one of the following approved English Language exams, including the TOEFL, IELTS, Duolingo, Cambridge or EIKEN, must be submitted with the minimum required score as indicated in our academic catalog.
Applicants must also submit:
- Proof of funding for the first year of study.
- A copy of their passport and current U.S. visa, if already issued.
All undergraduate and graduate applicants with educational experience outside the U.S. must provide an official course-by-course evaluation in English, including a cumulative grade-point average unless specifically exempted through a qualifying Embry-Riddle program. For more information on international student admissions requirements, please visit erau.edu/becoming-student/international-students/enroll.
Embry‑Riddle’s Worldwide / Online Campus offers flexible learning opportunities through a variety of delivery methods, including fully online (both synchronous and asynchronous) and hybrid formats that combine online and in-person instruction.
Through these technologies, students connect with a global network of classmates and instructors. Academic advisors provide personalized support, including degree planning tailored to each student’s goals and circumstances.
Advisors provide personalized assistance, which includes degree planning tailored to individual needs and circumstances. Online degree programs feature multiple start dates throughout the year, with 10 undergraduate and five graduate terms offered in nine-week sessions. For more information, visit worldwide.erau.edu/online-learning.