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  To be considered for admission to St. Thomas Aquinas College submit an application as early as possible during your senior year of high school. In evaluating your application, the Admissions Committee will review the following:

Official High School Transcript
SAT or ACT Scores
Essay should be,
Letters of Recommendation including one from your Guidance or College Counselor
Resume of Extracurricular Activities Class Rank (if reported)

As soon as we have received your completed application, the application will be assigned to the appropriate counselor for review. A decision letter will be sent in approximately two weeks. If you accept our invitation to attend St. Thomas Aquinas College, a non-refundable deposit must be submitted by May 1st.
An interview at the College is recommended and encouraged for all. Prospective students should contact the Admissions Office at (845) 398-4100 to arrange an appointment for a campus visit.
Students whose native language is not English must also submit their official scores from the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) taken within the last four months. The TOEFL is not required for students who have a New York State Regents Diploma.

HEOP The Higher Education Opportunity Program is for New York State residents only. Applicants should E-Mail or contact the Higher Education Opportunity Program Office at (845) 398-4028 for further information regarding the admissions process.

The Honors Program is designed to provide a stimulating and challenging academic program for students of superior academic ability. Qualified students will be invited to enroll in a series of honors courses, beginning with special sections of freshman English and followed by courses on particular topics, including those of an interdisciplinary nature. Admissions to the Honors Program may qualify eligible students for full or partial scholarships, as well as study abroad at Oxford University. For more information, please contact Dr. Susan Marell at (845)398-4191.

Pathways is a comprehensive, structured support program serving selected St. Thomas Aquinas College students with learning disabilities and attention deficit disorders. A summer program is required. Interested students must apply to both the College and Pathways program. For a Pathways application or additional information, E-Mail or call the Pathways Office at (845) 398-4230.