The admissions process for 7th graders will officially begin in January, when registration opens for the 7th Grade Exam and our Preview Mornings. In the meantime, members of the Class of 2030 are welcome to submit an inquiry form to be added to our mailing list.
Admissions
Admissions Process
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We are now accepting inquiries for the class of 2029 and transfer students.
- To apply, please review the information below.
- If you would like to apply for the 2025-26 school year, please submit an inquiry form.
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Application Process for Entering Freshmen
We’re looking to admit young men who will take advantage of our programs — and want to reach their full potential.
Admission is based on students’ performance on the placement exam, their elementary school records, recommendations from previous teachers and principals, and any legacy they may have.
Salesianum is committed to maintaining a diverse student body and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds.
To apply for the Byrne Scholarship, please complete an inquiry form — learn more here.
Resources & Quick Links
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Step 1: Complete an Inquiry Form
Get started by filling out and submitting the inquiry form. Once it is processed, you’ll receive an email with your username and instructions for creating a password for onCampus.
Current Salesianum families must also complete the inquiry form — once it’s processed, you can log in using your existing onCampus credentials. -
Step 2: Submit Application and Required Documents
Log in to onCampus to access the admissions checklist. The following checklist items are mandatory:- Submit an application for admission (includes a $100 application fee)
- Upload a candidate profile picture
- Submit extended time testing documentation if needed for the exam
- Upload final 6-7th grade report cards, 6-7th grade standardized test results, and first-term 8th grade report cards.
You do not need to obtain recommendation letters — our team will send a recommendation form to your current school. -
Step 3: Take the Placement Exam
Once your application is submitted, you’ll be registered for the exam. Please visit the placement exam page for more information. -
Step 4: Upload First Term 8th Grade Report Card
Please upload the report card through the onCampus checklist.
Application Process for Transfer Students
Salesianum may accept transfer students for the 9th, 10th, and 11th grades after a review of their applications, which are considered on a rolling basis. Mid-year transfers are also considered under certain circumstances.
Transfer candidates must submit an inquiry form to obtain access to onCampus. Once the form is processed, follow the onCampus checklist to upload the necessary documentation.
Resources & Quick Links
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Step 1: Complete an Inquiry Form
Get started by filling out and submitting the inquiry form. Once it is processed, you’ll receive an email with your username and instructions for creating a password for onCampus. -
Step 2: Submit Application and Required Documents
Log in to onCampus to access the admissions checklist. From this checklist, you will be able to fill out an application and upload important documentation.- Submit an application for admission (includes a $100 application fee)
- Upload a candidate profile picture
- Submit extended time testing documentation if seeking educational support services.
- Upload academic records and test scores
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Step 3: Upload Most Recent Report Card
Please upload the report card through the onCampus checklist.
Application Process for International Students
Salesianum admits international applicants on a very limited basis. Students needing a host family should contact Renascentia Hall International before applying for admissions. If you do not require a host family, please contact our office at 302-356-2648.
Learn more about admissions at Salesianum
Salesianum School
Salesianum School educates and develops the whole person based on the teaching of Saint Francis de Sales, whose spirituality can be summarized in “Live Jesus.” As an independent Catholic secondary school founded by the Oblates of St. Francis de Sales in 1903, Salesianum challenges young men through dynamic college preparatory and extracurricular programs to live as Salesian Gentlemen devoted to faith, community, and service.