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How do I apply for scholarships?
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Academic Scholarships are based on the High School Placement Test (HSPT), which will be taken on Sat., December 3th, 2011 from 9 a.m. to noon.
How does Seton Keough determine who gets a scholarship?
Academic Scholarships are based on the school’s entrance exam (HSPT) and teacher/principal recommendations. No formal application needs to be submitted. Only students who list Seton Keough as their first choice will be considered for scholarships.
Project Lead the Way Application Procedure
In order to be accepted into the Engineering or Biomedical program at Seton Keough a separate application is needed. Included in the application is the opportunity to apply for a scholarship. Also, students are required to get a separate recommendation form filled out by their teachers. These forms are in addition to the regular application and recommendation form.
Music Scholarships
Scholarship Application Form: must be received by the Music Department no later than Fri., Jan. 20, 2012. Applicants will be notified by telephone concerning the time for the audition during the week of January 23-27, 2012.
» Download a Scholarship Application Form
Auditions: Will occur February 6-10, 2012 and February 13-16, 2012.
Questions: Contact Music Director, Ms. Kathy Krawczyk at (410) 646–4444, x3285.
Fine Arts Scholarship
Seton Keough offers the Anna E. Fehl Memorial Scholarship for Fine Arts. Students interested in submitting art portfolios for Fine Arts Scholarships may leave them at Seton Keough's reception desk. The deadline is Fri., Jan. 6, 2012. Please mark them "Attention: Mrs. Myra Perel, Art Chair." Please contact Mrs. Perel with questions, ext. 3254.
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What do I need to do to apply to Seton Keough High School?
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To apply to Seton Keough, fill out an application form and send it to the Seton Keough Office of Admissions with a $30 non-refundable application fee. Applicants are asked to write a short essay on one of two questions. Each applicant is also asked to provide answers to five short questions. If you are not attending an Archdiocese of Baltimore Catholic elementary school you must sign the Release of Records and Recommendation Form and mail it to the applicant’s current school. All incoming students must take the HSTS High School Placement Exam.
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What is the Project Lead the Way Application Procedure?
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In order to be accepted into the Engineering or Biomedical program at Seton Keough a separate application is needed. Included in the application is the opportunity to apply for a scholarship. Also, students are required to get a separate recommendation form filled out by their teachers. These forms are in addition to the regular application and recommendation form.
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When is the next Open House?
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Seton Keough will hold a Spring Open House on Mon., March 12 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. This Open House is for sixth and seventh grade students. For more information contact the Office of Admission at 410-646-4444, ext. 3248.
Seton Keough's Annual Open House will be held on Sat., Oct. 27, 2012 from 12 noon to 3 p.m. This is a great opportunity to learn more about Seton Keough, meet the faculty, and see firsthand what we have to offer to potential students. This event will include an exhibit hall featuring informational displays from all academic departments and school clubs. Teachers and students will be available to answer questions about any of our various programs. In addition, parents and students will have an opportunity to tour classrooms, labs and educational resource centers.
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How can we arrange a visit to Seton Keough?
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Students can arrange a special visit to sit in on classes, eat lunch in the cafeteria and get to know students and teachers. Parents and students are welcome to tour our school any time by appointment. Visits can be arranged through our Office of Admission by calling (410) 646-4444.
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How hard is it to get into Seton Keough?
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Admission into Seton Keough is competitive. Admission is based on transcripts from 6th, 7th, and 8th grades indicating positive conduct, attendance, and academics, satisfactory scores on the HSPT High School Placement Test, completion of the Seton Keough application, and an entrance interview. Candidates should have a willingness to work to their full potential, and a strong desire to come to Seton Keough.
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What are the transfer procedures?
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Students are admitted as sophomores and juniors as space permits. Admission as a transfer student is based on recent grades, academic transcripts and performance on standardized tests.
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Where is Seton Keough located?
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The campus is located in southwest Baltimore at the intersection of Caton Avenue and Interstate 95 just inside the Baltimore City line. It is an easy drive from Anne Arundel, Howard, Montgomery, and Prince George’s Counties. Public bus service is available from Baltimore and points north.
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Are their any transportation options?
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Private van service is available to students in Howard, West Baltimore, Carroll, and Anne Arundel counties. Specific stops are determined each year based on the addresses of students using the service. Please call the school at 410-646-4444 to obtain the names of the companies that provide this service. The bus companies will be able to give you information about bus routes and costs.
Seton Keough also offers a ride sharing program by providing a list of students who live in the same or adjoining zip codes. The school provides parking for 200 cars with no parking fee.
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Where do I purchase books and uniforms?
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Uniforms must be purchased through Flynn O’Hara Uniforms Inc., www.flynnohara.com. To see what the Seton Keough uniform looks like and to read about the uniform policies please see the Uniform Policy web page.
You may order your books online through the Seton Keough online bookstore provider: Follett: www.follett.com.
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How Do We Apply for Financial Aid for the 2012-13 School Year?
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Seton Keough is now using FACTS Grant and Aid Assessment for 2012-2013, and the financial aid application may be accessed by going to www.factstuitionaid.com.
Families of students applying to enter Seton Keough in 2012-2013 must complete the FACTS application by January 13, 2012 and provide their 2010 tax return and earnings documentation.
Families of current students who wish to be considered for aid may begin their FACTS application at any time, but their 2011 tax return and earnings documentation is required for the application to be complete. The FACTS application with all required documentation must be submitted by February 28, 2012.