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Domestic Student Admissions Process

 
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Incoming Ninth Grade Students
1. Submit to the Admissions Office:

2. The Admissions Committee will evaluate the application materials.

3. We will contact you to schedule an interview.

4. Upon acceptance, you will then complete the registration process:
  • Submit the registration form and $450 fee.
  • Complete a tuition contract.
  • For financial aid information please view the financial aid tab under Admissions.

5.You will receive a New Student Packet in April.
Returning Marist Students
1. Download and print out the 2012 Returning Student Registration Checklist [PDF]
2. Download and print out the 2011 Returning Student Registration Form [PDF]
3. Follow the checklist to complete your registration at Marist for the 2012-2013 academic year.
Transfer Students
1. Submit to the Admissions Office:

         Admissions Application for United States Students [PDF]
  • Application fee for the 2012/2013 school year $50.00 ($75.00  after February 10, 2012)
  • All high school transcripts showing a minimum, cumulative grade point average of 3.0
  • Copy of your current class schedule
  • Exit grades from your current school (if mid-year transfer)
  • Three letters of recommendation--two from current teachers and one from the principal

2. The Admissions Committee will evaluate the application materials.

3. We will contact you to schedule an interview.

4. Upon acceptance, you will then complete the registration process:
  • Submit the registration form and $450 fee.
  • Complete a tuition contract. If your student transfers in during the school year, tuition will be pro-rated on the number of instructional days remaining.
  • Financial aid may be available based on your financial need. Please contact the Business Office for more information.

5. Once registered, a class schedule is generated and book purchase information is provided.

6. Your student begins their education at Marist.
Students must be in good standing at their current school. Students who have been expelled or have behavioral issues may not be considered.

Student transcripts, the current course schedule, and exit grades in current course work must show an overall  3.0 GPA indicating academic achievement consistent with success in college preparatory classes and that the student is in line for graduation.

Every effort will be made to match the transfer student's current schedule so that the student will not lose course credit. However, students may be placed in a class for which they do not receive full credit due to lack of seat-time.

Students will be placed in the appropriate school year. Students may not repeat or skip a grade at Marist Catholic High School.