Admissions & Aid
The admissions process is important for anyone interested in attending Spring Hill College at any level – including traditional, undergraduate students, graduate students and adult learners. The admission requirements and timelines vary by group.
In general, you can follow these steps to becoming a student on The Hill:
1. Request more information
2. Apply online
3. Schedule a Visit
4. Calculate your estimated financial aid award
5. File the FAFSA
6. View your financial aid award [login required]
We highly recommend you read the details of the Admissions Process based on your admission status:
Tuition and Financial Aid
At Spring Hill College, we believe that a Jesuit, liberal arts education should be affordable to all families. We offer a variety of scholarships and and programs.
Freshmen are considered for scholarships from $2,000 to $10,000 and transfer students are also eligible for scholarships based on academic achievements alone.
Use our Net Price Calculator to see your estimated financial aid award at Spring Hill College in just a few minutes.
Test-Optional Policy
Students may apply to Spring Hill College in one of two ways – complete the Spring Hill College application for undergraduate admission or complete the Common Application. Please do not complete both.
Test-Optional FAQs
How are test-optional applicants evaluated?
We thoroughly review your official high school transcript and an evaluation from your guidance counselor. We require a personal writing sample so that we can get to know you better and to evaluate your writing potential. It is highly recommended you provide a resume that outlines your participation in activities, clubs and organizations in which you participated outside of school. We also suggest that you provide letters of recommendation from teachers, coaches, employers or others who can attest to your preparedness to become a student at Spring Hill College.
Will I be eligible for scholarships?
You will automatically be considered for merit scholarships during your admission review. For all other aid, you will need to complete the FAFSA.
If I choose to apply test-optional now, but wish to have my scores considered later, can I change my mind?
No. You are unable to change the method of your application once you have submitted it.
If I apply test-optional, will I have to provide my test scores at some point?
Students will be required to supply test scores before enrollment for advising purposes to assure the best opportunity for students to be successful in their chosen field of study.
Student athletes are required, per NCAA rules, to submit test scores to determine eligibility for competition. These scores are submitted to the NCAA Clearinghouse and not necessarily directly to Spring Hill College.