• A completed application for freshman admission and the required application fee
• Personal statement essay
• Official transcripts from either the Scholastic Achievement Test (SAT) or the American
  College Test (ACT)
• Choose one of the following requirements:

Send your official transcripts from the General Education Development (GED) exam,
OR
Supply an academic résumé that provides documentation of all subjects studied,
including the signature of the parent or guardian responsible for the student's curriculum.

High school core requirements
Please review our high school core requirements below. You will need to document in detail how your
home-based instruction fulfills these requirements. You'll need to complete prerequisite courses in six academic areas to be eligible for admission (one credit = one full-year course).

• English — Four credits, including at least three of composition and literature
• Mathematics — Three credits, including algebra I, algebra II, and geometry; an
  additional credit of math is recommended
  Please note: Beginning with admission applications for fall 2012, you must earn one full credit in a math-based quantitative course during your senior year. This can be met in a variety of ways.
  It's important that you actively prepare for college-level mathematics during your last year of
  high school.
• Science — Two credits of lab science, one credit of algebra science (typically, chemistry or physics) • World language — Two years of a single world language, Native American language,
  or American Sign Language
• Social Science — Three credits.
• Arts — One credit in fine, visual, or performing arts or an additional credit
  of the courses listed above