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Application Steps for Undergraduate Students

Complete Our Online Application

Once you apply, the next step is simply sending us your high school transcript. There are a few easy ways to send it to Grace:

  • Use Parchment (Most Common Method): Your high school can send transcripts electronically through Parchment. Go to parchment.com and request that your transcript be sent to Grace College.
  • Email: Your high school guidance counselor can email your transcript directly to our Admissions Office at admissions@grace.edu.
  • Mail: Your high school guidance counselor can also mail your transcript to: Grace College Office of Admissions, 1 Lancer Way, Winona Lake, IN 46590
  • Send a Copy Yourself (Optional): If it’s easier, you can email a copy of your transcript to admissions@grace.edu. Transcripts sent directly by students are considered unofficial, but they sometimes allow our team to begin processing your application sooner.

Dual Credit Courses
If you’ve taken dual credit or college classes in high school, please also request an official transcript from the college where those credits were earned.

All first-year freshmen applicants can submit their ACT, SAT, or CLT scores. An official copy of your scores may be obtained from your high school or by request from www.act.org, www.sat.org, or www.cltexam.com. The Grace College code numbers are 1198 for the ACT and 1252 for the SAT.

Application Evaluation

Once your completed application and transcripts have been received in our Admissions Office, your application for admission to Grace College will be complete and will be evaluated by the Admissions Committee. (Grace College reserves the right to request additional information if needed.) The Admissions Committee will provide notification to undergraduate students within two weeks regarding the status of your application.

Wait List

Applicants receive one of four decision letters: admit, deny, defer (for additional information) or wait list. Students on the wait list will be considered for admission at a later date if places in the class become available.

Enrollment Deposit

Once admission is granted, a place in the class can be secured by submitting a $200 enrollment deposit by the May 1 reply date. (Housing assignments are prioritized by date received.)

Important Deadlines

October – January
Invitation-only Presidential Scholarship Days: Grace College awards over $2 million in scholarships to participants following an on-campus interview. Participating students receive a minimum of $1,000 per year up to full tuition, which are renewable over four years.

www.grace.edu/scholar

October 1
First day the FAFSA can be submitted for the following school year.

November 1
Early action admission. Notification will arrive two weeks after completing the application.

March 1
Preferential deadline for admission application (postmark or electronic submission). Notification will arrive two weeks after completing application.

April 15
FAFSA deadline for residents of Indiana.

May 1
National enrollment reply date for accepting admissions offer ($200 enrollment deposit due).

August
Welcome Weekend / Classes Begin

Have any questions? We're happy to help.

Email:
admissions@grace.edu

Phone:
866-974-7223.

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