Picking the Right College
Choosing the “right” college can be a challenge. As a parent, you should be active in the decision-making process; your student needs your input and encouragement as he or she makes a decision about college. Some students already have an inclination toward a particular college before the process even starts, but adding other colleges to the process may be a good idea to be sure their original choice is a good fit.
If your son or daughter is unsure of which college he or she would like to attend, some factors to consider might be large vs. small institutions; public, private, or Christian colleges/universities; cost; and intended major/program.
Be sure to choose a date when classes are in session, since visiting during summer or school breaks makes it difficult to determine what life on campus is like. Call to arrange the visit at least 1-2 weeks before the date you plan to arrive. Request appointments for a campus tour, chapel, classes and meetings with any personnel your son or daughter would like to meet, such as a professor or athletic coach.
High School Requirements
We do not require specific classes; however, we strongly recommend four years of English, three years of social studies and math, and two years of a foreign language.
Admissions Requirements
- The Crown College Admissions Application
- Two recommendations: Spiritual Life and General Recommendations
- Official high school transcript: A minimum 2.0 GPA is required for standard acceptance. Certain majors may require a higher GPA for acceptance into that department.
- Official ACT or SAT Scores: We require a minimum of 18 composite on the ACT and minimum of 860 combined (Math and verbal) on the SAT for standard acceptance. We take the higher score if two or more are sent.
- College transcripts are also required from transfer students or students who have taken post-secondary credits while in high school. A minimum 2.0 GPA is required for standard acceptance.
