High School Admission Requirements

St. Joseph Hill University will conduct a comprehensive review on each candidate's admission certificate, including but not limited to the following:

We treat each student as an individual considering personal history, attributes and living environment. Contribute to Mount Education programs and activities and look for students who can benefit from it.

Note: The Admissions Office will not process undergraduate applications one week before the course begins.

For students enrolled before the deadline, if you want to enroll in the course one week before starting studies, you need to confirm financial aid.

Application fee of 25 US dollars and application fee (Application fee will not be refunded and will not apply to university tuition fee)

Students interested in completing a paper application can download a printable PDF version and submit it by e - mail.

Applicants of high school students need to submit junior high school reports and official high school transcripts.

Students are required to print out Part I of the junior high school report and submit it to the school counselor. The counselor should complete the second part and forward the form with the student's high school transcripts to St. Joseph University. The high school official transcript will show at least six semesters classes and grades.

The enrollment procedure has not been completed until the official transcript has arrived since graduating from high school.

Mounts MUST accept the results of all ACT and / or SAT. The score can be received directly from SAT / ACT or from official high school transcripts.

The application form may include letters of recommendation and personal documents, but it is not necessary unless requested by the admissions office.

For questions on the entire application process, please contact Admission Office (admission @ msj.edu, 513-244-4531) or click here to contact the admission counselor.

If you apply for a university course less than a year, you need to fulfill the high school entrance requirements - and - in the engineering, programming brief, physics or physics with a PLUS additional course of more than 2.5 semester (or quarter 2) University calculations general chemistry

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Understanding the requirements of each school Several high schools are selective, and students must meet certain admission requirements (see selective high school section below), some have age restrictions. (For example, there are no units in courses that receive "D" by class.) Cooperate with a secondary counselor to guide your needs. I will go to EdFEST and other school fairs. EdFEST is an exhibition of public schools in the city. All DCPS and public chartered high school will be exhibited at EdFEST in December and will hold a small exhibition later this year. Please download these useful questions and bring them to the school booth in the list to help narrow down your choices