Applying to SVC - Undergraduate
Application Checklist
If you wish to apply for admission, make sure that we receive the following items:
- Your completed, signed application form
- Your official high school transcripts
- Your SAT or ACT scores
- Letter(s) of reference or recommendation (optional)
- Your essay or writing sample (optional)
View the full list of admission requirements.
For Test-Optional Applicants:
Applicants who did not take the SAT/ACT may be required to submit one of the following items to aid in the application review process. Your admission counselor will contact you via email and/or phone number provided on your application should one of these supplemental items be required.
- Personal statement of no more than 3 printed pages responding to the provided prompt:
- Prompt: Saint Vincent is a learning community based in academic rigor, service and personal/spiritual growth. How do you plan to contribute to our community during your time as a student?
- Virtual interview with an admission representative.
- Each applicant will be evaluated on academic performance, the rigor of high school curriculum, class rank (when provided), one or more of the test-optional additional requirements in lieu of test scores, extracurricular activities/involvement, letters of recommendation (optional), motivation, character, and potential for success at Saint Vincent College.
If you’re thinking about applying to Saint Vincent College, we encourage you to visit the campus, meet some of the people here and have a look around. Many of our students tell us that it was during their campus visit that they knew without a doubt that Saint Vincent College was the right choice for them.
If you let us know when you would like to visit, we will be happy to schedule an admission appointment and campus tour for you during one of those times. An online visit request form is available here.
Nursing
Please review the admission requirements here.
Early Enrollment
If you have an exceptional record, Saint Vincent College may allow you to begin your degree program after you've completed your junior year in high school. To be considered for this option, you should be in the upper tenth of your class and have the assurance that your high school will grant you a diploma after you've successfully completed one year of college. An interview with the Dean of Admission is required.
Deadlines
Saint Vincent College has a rolling admission policy; that is, we'll notify you of our admission committee's decision shortly after we've received all your credentials.