Private school admissions

Private school admissions involve families applying for a student to attend a non-public school that charges tuition. The process typically includes submitting an application, academic records, and possibly entrance exams, interviews, or assessments. Schools evaluate applicants based on criteria such as academic performance, extracurricular interests, and personal interviews. Admissions are often selective, with limited spaces available. Parents or guardians may need to pay an application fee and agree to the school's policies. The goal is to find a good match between the student’s needs and the school’s offerings, ensuring a supportive environment for their education.