The University reserves the right of approval of all course content and of the examinations administered to students. Grades are reviewed and approved by the University. University policy limits students to a maximum of three college credit classes per semester. Students may earn as many as 30 hours of college credit in their junior and senior years of high school. The University charges a minimal tuition for each credit hour.
Admission is by selection based on standardized test scores and grade school records.
Generally, students should be in the 75th percentile or above on standardized tests and receive A's and B's in grade school. They are renewable for each of the students' four years if high academic standards are maintained. Awards are made after the in-coming class is accepted and registered. Seven renewable Alumnae sponsored scholarships are awarded after the first quarter. Students are nominated by the freshman teachers based on citizenship and school spirit.