How to Apply

Wondering about the best time to apply? Check out our Admissions timeline for a bird’s-eye-view of our enrollment process. We recommend that you apply by the new year so you’ll be ready to take important next steps in January and February.

Step 1: Online Application

Already have an OnCampus account?
Log-in using your parent account and select “Apply another student” on the homepage.

New to Wheaton Academy?
Click here and follow the prompts to create a new account. OnCampus will issue you a password through your email to log-in. Once you receive the email, you can log-in and start the application

Step 2: Submit Grades/Transcripts

Grades from the current year and the previous year are required.

We realize that official quarter/semester grades for this current school year may not have been released to families yet. A PDF copy of your school’s parent online grade portal (RenWeb, MySchool, Blackbaud, etc.) will suffice for the time being.

Transfer students must submit their current transcripts instead of current grades.

Step 3: Request References

English Teacher Reference (student’s current English teacher)
Math Teacher Reference (student’s current Math teacher)
Student Selected Teacher Reference (any teacher the student chooses)
Youth Pastor Reference (or any pastor/youth leader at your church)

Step 4: Submit Standardized Test Scores

Examples: MAP, Terra Nova, Iowa, etc. (if completed)

Step 5: Submit Supplemental Paperwork (if applicable)

IEP/504
Accommodations Paperwork
Custody Information

Step 6: Interview

Upon receipt of the required documentation, Wheaton Academy will contact your family to schedule an interview.

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Non-discrimination Policy

Wheaton Academy admits students of any race, color, or national or ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, or national or ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, scholarships, athletics, and other school programs.