Admissions Process

When you apply to Notre Dame High School, you are taking the first step toward defining your own success and becoming college- and life-ready — and the ND Admissions Team is here to help you start your journey.

Explore this section to learn more about our Admissions process, and contact us with any questions. We look forward to welcoming you to the ND family.

Step 1: Submit your Inquiry Form

Step 2: Visit ND

The best way to learn about ND is to visit! Come spend time with us and get to see our school in action! Although ND is temporarily changing how we meet with families, it doesn’t change our excitement about getting to know you!

Admissions Interview: The admissions interview gives us a chance to learn more about your interests and gives us an opportunity to answer any questions you may have. All applicants are required to interview with an admissions representative. Families have the option of choosing an in-person interview or a virtual interview.

Schedule Your Interview

Explore ND Information Session: We invite you and your family to learn more about the ND Experience by attending one of our in-person or virtual information sessions! You’ll get a feel for what life is like as a Green Knight, meet members of our community, and have the opportunity to ask us some of your questions.

schedule your information session

Step 3: Apply

Early Action (November 15):
Students who clearly consider Notre Dame High School their first choice, or want to be considered for the competitive Moreau Honors program, academic scholarship and/or need-based tuition assistance are strongly encouraged to apply to Notre Dame by the Early Action deadline of November 15.

Rolling Admissions (Begins November 16):
Applications are reviewed on a Rolling Admissions basis continuously. We will begin evaluating applications in early December and start notifying students about decisions approximately every two weeks.

Step 4: Report Cards and Transcript(s)

Please download the Record Release Form to request your prior standardized testing scores and grades directly from your school.

Freshman Applicant:
- 6th, 7th, and current 8th grade report cards (Please send 6th and 7th grade report cards immediatly and the 8th grade report card as soon as it is available.)
- SBAC or IOWA testing (any other standardized testing)
Sophomore Applicant:
- 8th and 9th grade report cards
- Standardized Testing
Junior Applicant:
- 9th and 10th grade report cards
- Standardized Testing
Senior/PG Applicant:
- High school transcript and current year report card
- Standardized Testing

Download record release form

Step 5: Recommendations

Principal/Guidance Counselor Recommendation
The Principal/Guidance Counselor Recommendation can be completed on your admissions portal by sending an online request to your principal/counselor, or you can click the button below to download.

Download Principal/Guidance Counselor Recommendation

English or Math Teacher Recommendation
The Teacher Recommendation can be completed on your admissions portal by sending an online request to your Math or English Teacher, or you can click the button below to download.

Download english/math reacher recommendation

Class of 2025 Important Dates and Deadlines

November 15 - Early Action Application Deadline
Priority Financial Aid
November 16 - Rolling Admissions begin

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Financial Aid

If you are interested in applying for financial aid, please visit our Tuition and Value page.

Visit tuition and value page

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Non-Discrimination Policy

Notre Dame High School admits students of any race, color, religion, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally allowed or made available to the students at the school. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of educational policies, admissions policies, loan programs and athletic or other school-administered programs.