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Understand the enrollment journey

A family’s first contact and a student’s enrollment represent different stages in the admissions process.

An inquiry is an early conversation about joining a program. It is a place to capture interest and follow up before enrollment details are agreed.

An application gathers the information used to consider a student for a program. Submitting an application does not by itself confirm a place.

An enrollment records a student’s relationship to the program at a site. The site, schedule, dates, and applicable agreements are important parts of that record.

Your program decides how it accepts and reviews applications. Families should contact the program for application status or enrollment decisions.

Program teams can use preparing enrollment information as a starting checklist.