Blackburn College processes applicants
on a rolling admissions plan, considering applicants based on at least six
semesters of high school work. Admissions decisions are based on:
a completed Blackburn College application
the applicant's high school transcript, ACT or SAT test
scores
The
applicant must submit an official copy of his or her high school transcript
with the completed application form. To complete the application form, the
applicant must submit to the College their results from either the SAT or
ACT test programs. Blackburn College urges all applicants to take these
tests as early as possible in their junior year of high school. Information
regarding these tests may be obtained from high school guidance counselors
or from the Office of Admissions at Blackburn College.
When the Office of Admissions receives the applicant's necessary
credentials, the Blackburn College Committee on Admissions will consider the
application. Normally, the applicant will be notified of the Committee's
decision within two week's time. Generally, the successful applicant should
have at least a B average in high school, and graduate in the upper half of
his or her class. ACT and/or SAT test records should indicate an above
average aptitude in academic areas. The Committee reserves the right to
delay its final decision until it has received the applicant's
seventh-semester high school transcript. Blackburn College advises all
potential applicants to apply by the end of the first semester of their
senior year in high school.