Consistent with the principles of our founding, the King's College admission process is need-blind and based on a holistic approach to student assessment that considers academic performance, standardized exams (SAT/ACT), and strength of schedule. This approach goes beyond the typical assessment of academic qualifications to include other measures, such as leadership characteristics, personal interviews, and letter(s) of recommendation, all of which play a critical role in allowing the College to find students who will benefit most from a King's education.

We will consider your SAT/ACT scores if you choose to submit them, but they are not required for admission. We strongly suggest students submit SAT/ACT scores if they are applying to the Physician Assistant program. 

A completed application includes:

• A completed King's College application or Common Application for admission (online applications do not have an application fee)
• Official high school transcripts
• SAT/ACT scores (if you are not submitting scores, you must select "Test Optional" on the application)

APPLICATION GUIDELINES FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

June 1 is the preferred application deadline so that the I-20 (F1 Visa) process may be completed in a timely manner. Applications may be submitted after September 15 and are reviewed on a rolling admission basis. A completed application includes:

• Official transcripts (high school/college)
• English proficiency (SAT/ACT/TOEFL/IELTS)
• Foreign National Bank Statement
• Foreign National Financial Declaration Form
• Passport
• Personal Statement