Admissions

Once your application has been accepted, you have until April 1 to let us know if you plan to enroll in the fall. Please send your tuition and housing deposits to secure your space for the fall class. We have limited space available for new freshmen and after April 1, we may not be able to accommodate you. Many academic programs at Mount Aloysius College require students to commit at an earlier date – be sure to check your official acceptance letter! Typically refunds are issued up until May 1, as long as formal notification is received in writing and an extenuating circumstance exists. Housing deposits are not tuition deposits and are non-refundable.

Application requirements differ from traditional students to transfer and adult students. Please visit our admissions page to view specific requirements. All applicants must complete an application and submit a $30 application fee.

Students can apply for admission either online or with a traditional application. We do not have a preference. However, if students visit campus, we’ll waive the $30 application fee! It is important to apply early during your senior year.

Recent high school graduates, transfer students, adult students, international students, graduate students, and members of the military are all welcome to apply to MAC!

We encourage prospective students to see the campus for themselves before applying! To schedule a tour visit https://mtaloy.edu/visit/.

MAAPP stands for Mount Aloysius Academic Preparation Program. MAAPP is a conditional admission program. During the week prior to fall semester classes beginning, MAAPP students participate in a residential program aimed at easing the transition from high school to college, thereby increasing a student’s chance for academic success. MAAPP includes one hour of Educational Enrichment credit. Additionally, students are introduced to campus technology and opportunities to build connections with other students, staff and faculty. Students in the program must complete the program successfully to receive permission to matriculate into the fall semester. During the year students will be full-time students and take some courses together, attend group meetings and will meet their advisors often. Once students are accepted for college matriculation, students work closely with the MAAPP coordinator. Admission into the program is based upon criteria set by the College.