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[ Admission - High School ]
The Application Process
Apply to Elmhurst as a Freshman
We try to make the application process as simple—and friendly—as possible. If you have questions along the way, please contact the Office of Admission.
Admission Criteria
Applying
Admission Calendar
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Admission Criteria
Elmhurst's basic criteria for admission are straightforward: We seek students who show evidence of their ability to complete college-level work based on high school performance.
We give preference to students who have completed 16 academic units, including three units of English; two units each of mathematics, laboratory science, and social studies; and seven units in additional college preparatory subjects.
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Applying
Step 1
Submit an application. You can do this in one of five ways:
- Request an application by e-mail
- Apply online
- Download an application, complete it, and mail it to us (you'll need a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader)
- Call (630) 617-3400 or (800) 697-1871
- Write the Office of Admission and Financial Aid, Elmhurst College, 190 Prospect Avenue, Elmhurst, Illinois 60126-3296
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Step 2
Provide the following supporting documentation:
- Your high school transcript, sent directly from the school to Elmhurst. You may substitute GED test results.
- Your scores on the ACT or SAT, sent directly from the testing corporation to Elmhurst. (Our ACT code is 1020.)
- A recommendation by a member of your high school faculty (the form is part of the application). Your teacher should send the completed form directly to Elmhurst.
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An essay and an interview are recommended, but not required.
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Admission Calendar
Rolling Admission for Fall Term
Freshmen - Beginning October 1
Transfers - Beginning November 1
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Visit us!
Visiting the campus is a great way to see first-hand what it's like to be a student here. You may arrange your own individual visit, which might include an overnight stay and meetings with faculty, or come for a Preview Day. Interviews are recommended but not required. For more information, click here or call (630) 617-3400 or (800) 697-1871.
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