Admissions

Application Process

Application Update – 2024-2025 School Year

At this time, the 2024-2025 acceptances have been extended to families who have fulfilled the Admissions Process. New families have until March 1, 2024, to secure their spot. After March 1st, Concordia Prep will work with any existing and new families in rolling admissions until grades are at capacity. Families that are still interested in applying are recommended to email the Director of Admissions to determine the availability of the grade they are seeking. 

Contact Director of Admissions, Mr. Stephen Berger (email) with questions and details regarding specific grades.

Get Started

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  • Step 1a: Explore and Apply

    Thank you for considering Concordia Preparatory School for your child’s education. If you are interested in learning more about the school but not sure about applying for the 2024-2025 school year,  please take a moment to complete our prospective student inquiry form by clicking here. By filling out this form, you will be added to our mailing list where we will keep you updated with  helpful information about the application process and updates about upcoming Admissions events.

    We use an online portal, called MyConcordia. Once the Admissions Team processes your inquiry form, an Admissions checklist will be assigned to your account and the email address used on the inquiry form will be your username. You will also receive an email invite from Blackbaud to set up your password and login to the portal. Once logged in, select your student’s name to open the checklist and you may begin exploring. The checklist will provide you with the opportunity to schedule a shadow day, begin the application and review/submit other necessary documents required for the admissions process. Please give us 24-48 hours business days to process your inquiry and assign the admissions checklist.
  • Step 1b: Apply in myconcordia – Deadline: Friday, December 15, 2023

    The 2024-2025 Application is now LIVE. The Deadline to apply is Friday, December 15, 2023. 
     
    To begin the formal admissions process, sign in to your MyConcordia account or create an online account and submit the online application. From there, you will have access to our Admissions Checklist. Remember to save your login details so you may return to the portal and track which components have been received, as well as check your progress.
  • Step 2: Schedule a Visit

    We encourage all families to visit the school (“SAINT for a Day” visit, personal tour, open house, family forum) prior to applying. We have planned a variety of options to facilitate your learning and application to Concordia Prep School for fall 2023 Please visit our Visit Opportunities page for more details.
  • Step 3: Submit Records Request for Transcript – Due January 5, 2024

    The Release of Records Form can be found here or in the Admissions Checklist in My Concordia. A parent will need to download, print, sign, and submit the form to your child’s school counselor or principal at their current school. Your child’s school should return the form, official transcripts/school records, conduct record, and attendance record to our Admissions Office. We need to receive grades reflecting the students’ current performance and the previous two years. For example, for any student applying for the 9th grade, we need to receive the student’s final 6th and 7th-grade report card and the most up to date 8th-grade report card (Q1 or Q2 report card).

    We recommend documents are emailed. Records are due to Concordia Prep School by Friday, January 5, 2024.
  • Step 4: Common Referral Forms – Due January 5, 2024

    These forms can be found here and on the Admissions Checklist in MyConcordia. Records are due to Concordia Prep School by January 7, 2024.
    Concordia Prep requires two (2) common referral forms from the student’s current school academic teachers. We ask that one (1) form be from the student’s English teacher and one (1) from the student’s Math or Science teacher. More than two (2) referral forms are welcome to be submitted. We ask that you do not complete these forms before November 15th and return to the school to which the candidate is applying by January 5. 
  • Step 5: Admissions Interview

    An important and necessary component in the admissions process is the opportunity for the prospective student and family to meet with members of our Admissions Team. Once your family has completed the application and submitted records and common referrals, our Admissions Team will set up your admissions interview. Interviews will begin in January 2024.
  • Step 6: Apply for Tuition Assistance or Scholarships (optional)

    Concordia Prep strives to provide financial assistance to qualifying families. To be eligible for financial aid consideration, families must complete a financial aid application. The Financial Aid Application will become available in October 2023.

    Concordia Prep School also offers Merit and Co-Curricular Scholarships. Visit our Tuition and Assistance page to learn more.
  • Step 7: HSPT or ISEE testing (*Pathways candidates required)

    *Candidates applying for admission into the Pathways Program in the Upper School (grade 9) are required to complete the HSPT test. 

    Admission Testing
    : We do not require, yet strongly recommend, completion of the ISEE test for Middle School students (grades 6-8) for admission to the school. Students applying for High School (grades 9 and 10) may take the Independent School Entrance Exam (ISEE), or the HSPT – not required unless your child is applying for the Pathways Program. Click the link for information about dates, sites, and registration for the ISEE test.
Policy: Concordia Prep School welcomes applications from students desiring a challenging academic program within a Christian environment. Each applicant is evaluated on the strength of academic achievement, readiness, test scores, sense of responsibility, and desire to succeed in a Christian atmosphere. Admission is open to all students despite race, color, national or ethnic origin, and disability who possess the motivation, ability, and character that would enable them to succeed in a rigorous academic environment.