Scores on the SAT II are welcome but not required. A bulletin of information concerning the SAT may be obtained from high school officials or by consulting the College Entrance Examination Board web site. Information concerning the ACT may also be obtained from your high school guidance office or by visiting the American College Testing Program web site. Good health and character. Success in a church-related liberal arts college depends not only upon the type and quality of secondary school program completed but also upon health and good character.
Good character includes such qualities as clean living, high aspirations, and industriousness.
Applicants are expected to present evidence of them directly in the form of extra-curricular activities and within the essay, and indirectly in the form of positive recommendations from teachers, close adults, and counselors. Application for admission may be made upon the completion of the junior year in high school, and it should be made not later than August 1 of the year one wishes to enroll. Those who wish to matriculate at the beginning of the Interterm or the Spring Semester must file an application for admission at least thirty days in advance of the date of enrollment. The application form. The application form, whether using the paper version or the online application, has been designed to provide the Admissions Committee with necessary information about the applicant.