Marist offers two binding Early Decision options in which candidates are limited to Marist as their sole choice. Marist's Early Decision I deadline is November 15, and notifications will be mailed mid-December. Accepted candidates are required to submit a non-refundable deposit by February 15.
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What You Need to Apply
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Application: You can choose between the Marist Application (online or print) or Common Application
- When applying to Marist with the print application, you must also use the Counselor Recommendation and Transcript Request Form
- Declaration of Early Decision
: Only for those applying Early Decision
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Secondary school transcript(s)
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SAT/ACT scores: Marist is a test-optional school, but you can still submit your scores for consideration
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One Letter of Recommendation: Counselor letter of recommendation is required. Teacher letter of recommendation is now optional for the Fall 2022 application cycle.
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Personal essay
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Any supplemental materials: Check if your desired program requires application supplements
Which Deadline and Decision Option Are Right For You?
Marist also offers a flexible Early Action option for students who wish to find out early, but are not ready to commit. The deadline for this non-binding option is November 15, and notifications are mailed mid-January. Accepted candidates will have until May 1 to submit a non-refundable deposit.
The second binding Early Decision option is Early Decision II. Early Decision II applications must be completed by February 15, and notifications will be mailed late February. Accepted candidates are required to submit a non-refundable deposit by March 1.
The last deadline for freshman applicants is Regular Decision. These non-binding applications must be received by February 15, and notifications are mailed mid-March. Accepted candidates have until May 1 to submit a non-refundable deposit.
Test Optional
While you are welcome to submit your test scores to Marist, it is optional and not a requirement. This helps us put emphasis on your merit and who you are as a person, rather than relying on scores alone.
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AP and IB Credit
Marist's AP and IB credit policies are flexible and student-friendly, with the goal of helping students make the most of their college experience, whether that means accelerating your degree, creating time to study abroad, or taking on another internship.
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