Admissions Process

Step 1: Learn about Seton Catholic

Every student and every family is unique. We recommend that you look at the options below, and decide what will help you get to know Seton Catholic Schools the best. All of the activities in this step are optional. You can choose to do all of them, or if you already know you want to apply for admission, you can begin the application step at any time.

• Request Information
• Visit Seton Catholic

Step 2: Application

When you have determined that Seton Catholic could be a good fit for your family, you are ready to apply. As part of the application process you will complete the form, gather your student’s birth certificate, immunization records, copy of the last 2 years report cards and test results (NWEA, ILEARN, IREAD, etc.), documentation of any special services (IEP, ISP, 504, Speech and Language), documentation of behavioral record,  letter of recommendation (K-12), and pay the non-refundable $60 application fee.

Our online application for 2022-2023 can be accessed here.
 
Our Early Application period for the 2022-2023 school year ends on April 15, 2022. Any student that has a completed application submitted by April 15th will be admitted using the priority list in the Admissions Policy. Early Applicants will receive an admission decision by April 29, 2022.

Applicants that complete their application after April 15, 2022 will be admitted on a first come, first served basis. Once all application materials are submitted, you will hear from us within two weeks to plan the next step. 

*A completed application includes the online application form, submission of all requested records and payment of the application fee.

Step 3: Interview/Assessment

Once we have reviewed your completed application, we will contact you to discuss next steps, which may include an interview and student assessment.

Step 4: Admissions Decision

Each student's application is carefully considered by the administration. All discussions regarding applications are held in strict confidence. Admission decisions consider the student’s potential for success at SCS and the parents' desire for a Christ-centered education for their children. Parents will be notified of the admissions decision in person or in writing. Seton Catholic Schools will admit students according to the criteria and priority outlined in our Admissions Policy.

Step 5: Apply for Tuition Assistance (optional)

Visit the Tuition Assistance page for information and apply for tuition assistance through FACTS Grant & Aid, our third party aid assessment company.  Applicants for the 2022-2023 school year may apply for tuition assistance after an accepted application for admission.  FACTS charges a $35 fee to process your request. No official tuition assistance amounts will be awarded until after an admissions decision has been made.

Step 6: Arrange for Tuition Payment

Seton Catholic works with FACTS, a tuition management company to manage families’ tuition accounts. There are several options for payment plans outlined in the set-up process of a FACTS payment plan. All payment plans will begin in July or August for a student enrolled during the summer. If the tuition plan is set up in August, and the first payment is planned through FACTS for September, the August payment will be made directly to the school. Mid-year transfer students will also need to plan to make the first payment directly to the school, and all remaining payments through FACTS. If you choose to pay in full, payment must be made by July 1 for a student enrolling in the summer. Set up a payment plan with FACTS

Step 7: Enrollment

Completion of steps 1-6 completes the Admissions process. To finalize a student's enrollment, you will need to complete the enrollment packet which will  be sent to you upon notification of admissions acceptance. The enrollment packet includes additional information about your student that we don't need to make an admissions decision,  but that we will need to take the best possible care of your child.

If a student is enrolled during summer break, they will be prepared to start classes on the first day of school. If a student is a mid-year transfer student, the student is prepared to start classes on a date determined together by the parents and the principal. Additionally, students will be eligible to begin participating in extra-curricular activities, including athletics. (Athletes in grades 9-12 are subject to IHSAA transfer eligibility rules and will be addressed on a case specific basis.)


At Seton Catholic Schools, we look forward to working with you as you consider Seton Catholic for your family. If you have any questions, regarding enrollmentplease contact a school secretary.   We look forward to talking with you.