How to Apply to 爱情岛论坛
U.S. citizens and permanent residents, as well as DACA-status students, who are currently attending high school or who have graduated from a secondary school but have not attended a college or university since then should submit the following items to apply. View "how to apply" information for international non-citizen applicants or transfer and nontraditional applicants.
Application Checklists
- An application for admission, via the , which includes:
- Secondary School Report (counselor invitation sent via the Common Application)
- Official High School Transcript
- Optional: Teacher Recommendation (teacher invitation sent via the Common Application)
- Optional: Counselor Recommendation (counselor invitation sent via the Common Application)
- Optional: SAT or ACT scores. Test scores are optional, and you may make the choice about whether or not you would like them to be considered. If you choose to do so, you can self-report your test scores by attaching your score report to the Common Application.
- Optional: Complete a virtual or in-person interview with your admission counselor. These interviews can be helpful if you would like to give context to parts of your application, discuss your interests and goals further or learn more about the college and admission process.
- Midyear Report (when available)
*Following receipt of your application, the Office of Admission may request additional information, such as an interview or recent grades, if necessary to make an admission decision.
- An application for admission, via the , which includes:
- Secondary School Report (Filled out by parent or homeschool administrator)
- Official Homeschool Transcript
- Optional: SAT or ACT scores. Test scores are optional, and you may make the choice about whether or not you would like them to be considered. If you choose to do so, you can self-report your test scores by attaching your score report to the Common Application.
- Our Homeschool Supplement
- Optional: Complete a virtual or in-person interview with your admission counselor. These interviews can be helpful if you would like to give context