Welcome Homeschool Students!

The 14 accredited Adventist colleges and universities in North America want to welcome you to explore Adventist higher education. These 14 colleges offer you opportunities to continue your learning in an environment known for personal attention from professors and plenty of ways for you to personalize your learning experience.

Getting started
Each of the 14 colleges and universities has different admission requirements. Read more about general admissions requirements . In addition, you will likely be asked to provide each school you are applying to with supporting admissions documents.

Preparing your transcript. If you followed a self-designed program of study you will probably be asked to prepare a transcript which includes a description of each course/subject, when you took the course and the grade you received. You may also want to include other information, such as extra curricular activities or other accomplishments. If you took courses from a correspondence school, ask the school to send an official transcript of your work to each college you are applying to. You can download the transcript request form here .

When to send your transcript. You can send your transcript after you complete your junior year in school and most of the colleges will use this to make a conditional admission decision. The decision is conditional because the college will still need to receive a final copy of your completed high school transcript showing you meet the admission requirements before your admission to be final. (If you are applying to Kettering College, you need to wait until you complete the first semester of your senior year to send your transcript.)

Where to send your transcript. See the table below for information about where to send your transcript or download the transcript request form here.

Test scores. All of the accredited Adventist colleges and universities in North America require freshman applicants to submit ACT and/or SAT test scores. Because of some of the variations in homeschool programs, your scores on these nationally-normed tests will be used by the colleges to properly rank your high school experience with other students who are applying and to serve as a guide in placing you in the correct courses your first term. Preparing for the test and doing well is important and can also mean receiving additional scholarship money.

Sending test scores. You can designate which colleges receive your test scores at the time you register to take the ACT or SAT or anytime after by clicking on the here for the ACT and here for the SAT. The correct code for each Adventist college is listed below and it is also on the the transcript request form here.

Personal statement. Some of the Adventist colleges and universities will ask you to submit a personal statement. You may be asked to write about your home school experience or something else. You can submit this statement separately or you can complete it when you are filling out the Adventist Connect application (recommended).

Verify. After you submit all your materials, it's smart to check with each college 2-3 weeks after you send your test scores and transcripts to be sure they have received them.

Below is your guide to sending your transcripts and test scores to the Adventist Colleges and Universities in North America.

Andrews University	Undergraduate Admissions Andrews University 4150 Administration Drive Berrien Springs, MI 49104-0740 SAT Code: 1030 ACT Code: 1992
Canadian University College	Office of Admission Canadian University College 5414 College Avenue Lacombe, Alberta T4L2E5 SAT Code: 0914 ACT Code: 5208
Florida Hospital College of Health Sciences	Office of Enrollment Services Florida Hospital College of Health Services 671 Winyah Drive Orlando, FL 32803 SAT Code: 3614 ACT Code: 4907
Griggs University	Griggs University Admission Office 8903 N. US Highway 31, Suite 2 Berrien Springs, MI 49104 Please submit your transcripts and test scores to the above address and Griggs admission staff will help you explore your Adventist distance education options.
Kettering College of Medical Arts	Admissions Office Kettering College of Medical Arts 3737 Southern Boulevard Kettering, OH 45429-1299 SAT Code: 0602 ACT Code: 3279
La Sierra University	Office of Admissions & Records La Sierra University 4500 Riverwalk Pkwy Riverside, CA 92515 SAT Code: 4380 ACT Code: 0294
Loma Linda University	Loma Linda University only accepts students who transfer from other colleges or who have already completed a bachelor's degree. No freshmen are accepted. You may learn more at www.llu.edu.
Oakwood University	Admission Office Oakwood University 7000 Adventist Boulevard, NW Huntsville, AL 35896 SAT Code: 1586 ACT Code: 0030
Pacific Union College	Enrollment Services Pacific Union College One Angwin Avenue Angwin, CA 94508 SAT Code: 4600 ACT Code: 0362
Southern Adventist University	Office of Admissions Southern Adventist University 4881 Taylor Circle Collegedale, TN 37315-0371 SAT Code: 1727 ACT Code: 4006
Southwestern Adventist University	Office of Admissions Southwestern Adventist University Box 567 Keene, TX 76059 SAT Code: 6671 ACT Code: 4184
Union College	Enrollment Services Union College 3800 South 48th Street Lincoln, NE 68506-4300 SAT Code: 6865 ACT Code: 2480
Walla Walla University	Undergraduate Admissions Walla Walla University 204 South College Avenue College Place, WA 99324-3000 SAT Code: 4940 ACT Code: 4486
Washington Adventist University	Washington Adventist University 7600 Flower Avenue Takoma Park, MD 20912 SAT Code: 5890 ACT Code: 1687

Top Right Feature Menu

You are here