After the application window closes on in December, students are unable to make any adjustments to the rank order or designation of their chosen career pathways.

Grades, discipline, and attendance records for the last school year will be scored for all applicants. In order to advance to the "Interview" portion of the admission process, applicants must score a minimum score that will be determined, which must include at least one point from the "Discipline" category. Students that do not meet the minimum score requirement during this records review are not eligible for further admission consideration.

All qualified applicants (those that met the minimum score requirements in the records review as outlined above) are required to participate in an admission interview. These interviews are scheduled for a Saturday during the month of February or March. The interview portion will consist of both a panel interview and a short written essay. The interview scores will be added to the scores earned during the records review to determine the total score for each student. All students with a qualifying composite score will advance to the lottery, while those that fail to achieve the required score are not eligible for further admission consideration.

A random lottery for each pathway will select students, and the student's status will be communicated immediately using the email address that you provided. All qualified students (that were not selected for admission into their first-choice pathway) will be placed in a second random student selection to determine the rank order for possible selection into their second-choice pathway. Students that are admitted into their first-choice pathway will not be assigned a waiting list position in their second-choice pathway.

After the application window closes on Oct. 31, students are unable to make any adjustments to the rank order or designation of their chosen career pathways.

Grades, discipline, and attendance records for both the last school year as well as the first two grading periods of the current school year will be scored for all applicants. In order to advance to the “Interview” portion of the admission process, applicants must score a minimum of 25 points, which must include at least one point from the “Discipline” category. Students that do not score the minimum 25 points during this records review are not eligible for further admission consideration.

All qualified applicants (those that earned at least 25 points in the records review as outlined above) are required to participate in an admission interview. These interviews are scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 1, 2018. The interview portion will consist of both a panel interview and a short written essay. The interview scores will be added to the scores earned during the records review to determine the total score for each student. All students with a qualifying composite score will advance to the lottery, while those that fail to achieve the required score are not eligible for further admission consideration. A random lottery for each pathway will select students, and the student’s status will be communicated immediately. All qualified students (that were not selected for admission into their first-choice pathway) will be placed in a second random student selection to determine the rank order for possible selection into their second-choice pathway. Students that are admitted into their first-choice pathway will not be assigned a waiting list position in their second-choice pathway.