Submitting an application is always the first step for all applicants. The applications
process is an opportunity for Antonian to learn more about the applicant and to share
their goals, interests/passions, activities, and other involvement.
We invite you to browse the information contained on this page. Knowing that you won’t be able to learn everything about Antonian just from mere words, we extend to you the warmest welcome to visit us in order to experience the Christian warmth and hospitality, academic excellence, and the pride and enthusiasm that Antonian offers.
2024-2025 ADMISSION APPLICATIONS
Applications for the class of 2028 will be accepted through Monday, September 2, 2024. Beginning Tuesday, September 3, 2024, prospective Class of 2028 students will need to apply for "Transfer Admission." For detailed information and requirements for freshman applicants and transfer applicants click the links for "Steps for Freshman Admission" or "Steps for Transfer Admission."
2025-2026 CLASS OF 2029 - ADMISSION APPLICATIONS
Applications for the class of 2029 are now open. For detailed information and requirements for freshman applicants click the links for "Steps for Freshman Admission."
Please note that we will not be offering or requiring the HSPT this year. Merit-based scholarships will be determined by review of standardized testing scores. Please see "Tuition & Aid" for more information.
TRANSFER ADMISSION APPLICATIONS
Antonian accepts transfer applications on a rolling basis. For detailed information and requirements for transfer applicants click the links for "Steps for Transfer Admission."
*Application Fee: $22/application.
Application Process
Step 1: Submit an Application for Admission
To apply for admission, families will create an account to access the application. This is a $22 application fee.
Application Deadlines:
- For January/February 2025 Admissions Decisions: Friday, November 15, 2024
- To be considered in the first round of admissions decisions, applicants should apply by the above date. Incoming freshmen applying after November 17, 2023, will be offered acceptance-permitting space.
- Late Admission: Rolling Deadline
Click here to create an account and start the application process.
Documents Needed for Application:
Documentation must be uploaded prior to the submission of the application.
- Student Declaration Statements (must be filled out by the student)
- Student Photo
- Learning Accommodations Plan if applicable
After completing your application for admission, consider attending or registering for the following to learn more about Antonian.
Admissions Events:
- Schedule a Tour
- Register to attend a Shadow Visit
- Attend an Open House/Information Session
Applicants will schedule an interview with a member of the Antonian Admissions Team. Applicants will receive an email with a link of available dates. This interview allows Antonian to get to know the applicant and for the applicant to ask additional questions.
First-round admissions decisions are sent via the United States Postal Service (USPS). Official dates to be announced soon.
Applicants should have completed all requirements prior to the mailing of decisions.
As soon as the applicant receives their acceptance, there will be instruction included in the packet to complete enrollment. In order to secure the admitted students placement into the class of 2029, the enrollment deadline is March 1, 2025.
Due to the expected number of students seeking admission into Antonian, we cannot hold admitted students placement after the enrollment deadline.
The typical entry point for transfer students is at the start of semesters (fall semester in August and spring semester in January).
- There is no deadline for transfer applications, but we suggest applying for the beginning of a school year during the spring semester of the previous year, or during the early part of the summer.
- We suggest applying for mid-year enrollment after the completion of the first grading period of the school year and no later than early December.
- Please contact the Director of Admissions for more information about transferring to Antonian.
Step 1: Submit an Application for Admission
To apply for admission, families will create an account to access the application. This is a $22 application fee.
Click here to create an account and start the application process.
Documents Needed for Application:
Documentation must be uploaded prior to the submission of the application.
- Student Declaration Statements (must be filled out by the student)
- Student Photo
- Student Current Academic Record
- Student Unofficial Transcript
- Student Standardized Test Scores
- Student Discipline Record
- Learning Accommodations Plan if applicable
- Divorce Decree/Custody Agreement if applicable
The Director of Admissions will reach out to the applicant and schedule an interview with a member of the admissions team. Interviews are generally brief (10 to 15 minutes) and are a means of gaining more information about the candidate.
Decisions are rendered on a rolling basis.
Due to capacity constraints, most applications for transfer admission are placed immediately on a waiting list, then reviewed as positions become available. As a result, candidates for transfer admission may not receive an immediate decision on admission status. Each candidate for admission will receive a correspondence from the Dean of Admissions advising the status as positions become available.
As soon as the applicant receives their acceptance, there will be instruction included to complete enrollment.
Criteria for transfer admission include the following:
- Space availability
- Student academic performance and conduct in previous schools (including the student's current school)
- Assessment of the stated reason(s) for transfer admission
- Current course evaluation and ability to meet Antonian graduation requirements
Please contact the Office of Admissions at:
admissions@antonian.org
(210)344-9265, ext. 112
The mission of Antonian College Preparatory High School is to inspire and empower young men and women
to thrive while leading meaningful lives rooted in the teachings of Jesus Christ.