To start your application, simply submit the 10-minute online application form. You can submit other items later on.

2025 students: Full Application Fee is waived if you apply by November 19!

The essay component to the application allows us to learn more about you and your academic goals, while also giving us the chance to evaluate your written communication skills. The questionnaire consists of several short-answer essay questions, and can be completed in 20 minutes.

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To attend JPCatholic, students must receive a high school diploma or hold a General Education Development (GED) Certificate. JPCatholic normally requires a minimum GPA of 2.6 for admission.

Please mail, email, or upload a copy of your high school transcripts thus far. Unofficial transcripts (PDF, photo, scan) are sufficient for the review process, but official transcripts will be required before attending JPCatholic.

Transfer Students: If you have taken college-level studies elsewhere, please submit both your college transcripts and high school transcripts. College transcripts may also be unofficial for the admissions review, but official transcripts will be required before attending JPCatholic.

International Students: All transcripts from foreign institutions must be officially translated and evaluated; IEEis recommended. Exceptions will only be made in the event that a University is accredited by an accrediting body recognized by the Department of Education that requires the same standards as a U.S. institution. Learn more here.

Homeschool Students: If you do not already have transcripts prepared, you are welcome to utilize this homeschool transcript template.

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We are remaining test-optional.

If you wish to submit them, ACT, SAT, or CLT scores may be used in determining acceptance and later on during JPCatholic's scholarship process. If you submit multiple scores for the same test, we will superscore.

Please note: If you are a Californian homeschool student, a test such as ACT or SAT can be required by the state of California to be eligible for Cal Grant A. Ask your admissions representative for more information.

JPCatholic's SAT number: 4576

The SAT is a standardized test for college admissions in the United States. It includes two sections comprised of three tests: Math, Reading, Writing & Language, plus an optional Essay. Your SAT composite for Math and Reading/Writing should score between 920-1600 for admission to JPCatholic. Visit www.collegeboard.com to learn more about the SAT test and to register for an exam.

JPCatholic's ACT number: 0343

The ACT covers four skill areas: Math, Science, English, and Reading. The composite of the scores for the Math, Science, English, and Reading sections is the score that we use. ACT also offers an optional Writing Test, which we do not require for admission purposes. Your composite ACT score should range from 19-36 for admission to JPCatholic. Visit www.act.org for more information about the ACT and to register for an exam.

Classical Learning Test

The Classic Learning Test (CLT) is a college entrance exam that it is accepted by some colleges and universities, similar to the SAT and ACT tests. The exam covers Verbal Reasoning, Grammar/Writing, and Quantitative Reasoning. Your total score should range from 62-120 for admission to JPCatholic. Learn more and find a testing site at www.cltexam.com.

As part of the application process, you may be contacted by an Admissions Representative for a 10-15 minute phone interview. This interview will:

• Explore your interests in the degree programs offered at JPCatholic.
• Help you identify the appropriate area of study best suited with your background and interest.
• Provide you with information concerning curriculum offerings and support services available at JPCatholic.
• Help you understand the dynamic Catholic environment at JPCatholic.