To apply for admission ...
1 File application. Specify when you plan to enroll (fall, spring, summer). Every advantage goes to the early applicant. Late applicants may find admissions closed. 2 Remit the $20 application fee (non-refundable). Do not send cash. 3 Request transcripts from high school and schools attended after high school graduation. If enrolled at the time application is filed, be sure to request transcripts of work you have finished and final transcripts upon completion of course of study whether it is high school or college. 4 Arrange to take the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). SAT is required of all applicants except those who will have junior classification upon entrance (requires 57 semester units of accepted course work) . 5 Request recommendations (forms supplied). One reference must come from a member of the pastoral staff of your church. The other may come from school or employer.
After you've filed ...
1 You will be notified of items needed to complete file. Failure to comply only postpones a decision and admissions could close in the meantime. 2 Acceptance Notice certificate will be sent upon completion of file if you qualify for admission. 3 Remit required $50 enrollment deposit along with Validation of Acceptance certificate and the residence information card. Send these three together to Admissions. 4 The medical examination form included with the acceptance notice must be completed and returned by a physician of the student's choice. 5 If you plan to live on campus, please remit a deposit of $50 (in addition to enrollment deposit}. If your plans change and you do not plan to complete your application or to enroll if accepted, please notify the Office of Admissions.
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