Admissions FAQ

Providence High School accepts international students on a case-by-case basis.

Please note: that Providence does not work with international placement agencies. We work directly with the student’s family.

Interested international students are encouraged to apply through our International Students Application page under Admissions.

We believe that the best way to experience Providence High School not through shadow days but through campus tours. As a result, we do not offer regularly scheduled shadow days for students. However, in lieu of shadow days, we encourage students and parents to attend a campus tour.

Our tours are held weekly on Tuesday mornings starting in September through December. 

To schedule a tour, please visit our Campus Tours page under Admissions. 

Providence offers a need-based Financial Aid program available to qualifying families that complete the Financial Aid application by the specified due date.

For more information, please visit our Financial Aid page under Financial Information.

In lieu of scholarships, Providence High School offers renewable merit awards. 

For more information, please visit our Merit Award page under Financial Information in Admissions.

A committee convenes to asses each student based on their individual merits.

Tours are held weekly on Tuesday mornings starting in September through December. 

To schedule a tour, please visit our Campus Tours page under Admissions. 

Test scores are a snap shot of the student’s profile. We assess your child’s grades, recommendations and consider the student’s interview in making our decision.

Recommendations give us a perspective different from grades that help us determine acceptance or placement

Please contact a member of the admission team. Contact information can be found on our Discover Providence page under Admissions.

To learn about our three Focus Programs in the areas of Cinema Arts, Medical, and Technology please visit our Focus Program pages under Academics.

To learn about the application process for our Focus Programs, please visit our Apply page  under Admissions.

A well-rounded student who demonstrates a desire to learn and become engaged in a high school community.

Students will meet with a faculty or staff member for an informal meeting that lasts about 20 minutes. These meetings are only for the student.

Families will be notified of the admissions decisions on first Friday of March.