Digital Innovation, Film, and Television

97% of students from Xavier's College of Arts and Science programs, including Digital Innovation Film and Television, are working, volunteering or in graduate school within six months of graduating.

Top Jobs: Content creators in creative and corporate digital environments of film, television, web and broadcasting as Producers, Multimedia Journalists, Editors, Videographers, Filmmakers, Freelance production, Social Media Marketing and may others

Top Companies: GE Aviation, Major News Networks, Kroger, Disney, Fox Sports, Cincinnati Children's

Explore Xavier Alumni Outcomes

Option 1: Xavier University offers test-optional admission. It is your choice to include ACT or SAT scores as part of your application. Indicate your choice within your application for admission. If you are considering this option, visit our  Test Optional Admission FAQ  and contact your admission counselor with questions.

Option 2: If you choose to submit your test scores, this requirement can be fulfilled in several ways:

• Official - Send SAT or ACT scores directly to Xavier from the testing service. Xavier's SAT code is 1965 and ACT code is 3366.
• Official – scores, with subscores, printed on official transcript.
• Official – scores sent to Xavier directly from your high school counselor.
• Unofficial - list your test scores, including subscores, in the Common Application. Students submitting scores using this option who are admitted and commit to attending Xavier will be required to submit scores via one of the official means before the start of their first term.

2. Submit official high school transcripts.

By mail to:
Xavier University
Office of Admission
3800 Victory Parkway
Cincinnati, OH 45207-5131

OR

By email (directly from your high school) to: [email protected] .

The following curricular requirements are strongly recommended:

• Four years of English
• Three years of mathematics
• Three years of science
• Three years of social sciences
• Two years of language study other than English

Applicants must have earned a high school diploma or its equivalent at the time of enrollment and submit final, official transcripts affirming diploma and graduation date.

Minimum scores on English proficiency tests are as follows:

TOEFL: iBT 79, PBT 550
IELTS: 6.5
PTE: 55
MELAB: 75
Step-Eiken: Grade Pre-1 (Japanese Students Only)

Students who complete Xavier's Intensive English Program with a B average or higher are not required to meet these minimum test scores.

• Tuition and fees were not increased for the 21-22 school year.
• Books are provided at no charge as part of the University's DayOne program.

This listing is based on the 2021-22 rates for an undergraduate student taking 12-18 hours per semester living in Husman Hall in a double room with the Xavier Silver meal plan. Fees are estimated; actual course fees may vary. The estimate does not include books and supplies, transportation, or miscellaneous personal expenses.

• Submit Your Application
• Submit Test Scores - Optional
• Submit Official High School Transcripts
• Submit Counselor Recommendations
• Forward Previous College Credits
• Apply For Honors Programs and Competitive Scholarships
• File the FAFSA