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Applying to colleges can be daunting - we want to reduce that load for you. Below you will find four helpful steps to prepare yourself for the college application process.
Most students don’t start seriously looking at colleges until senior year. This means that they are searching for colleges, applying for scholarships, and finishing high school coursework while trying to spend time with friends before graduation.
Even if you are unsure of your major, starting your search during your sophomore or junior year can save you time and stress. So start early—it helps!
Visiting Patrick Henry College tells you far more than a website or brochure. When you visit, be sure to notice the campus community, the spiritual life of the students, and the depth of the faculty and staff.
College research is important, but don’t forget: they will ask for your high school transcript. So study hard, pay attention in class, and finish strong.
Here at Patrick Henry College, we waive the application fee before November 1st. In addition, early admitted students receive priority consideration for available scholarships.
We are committed to working with students to help make Patrick Henry College affordable. Whether you're interested in finding out more about scholarships, student loans, or student employment options, the Financial Aid Office can answer questions from you and your family.
Patrick Henry College was founded to offer parents and students a credible alternative to the status quo in higher education—an alternative that lifts high both faith and reason.
The best way to get to know PHC is to see it for yourself! Experience a community that challenges your mind, sharpens your faith, and develops your calling.
You can complete your entire PHC application in as little as 20 minutes—as long as you have prepared the required documents in advance.
Our admissions team is ready to help you through the process! Please feel free to contact our office or your admissions counselor Monday through Friday, 8:30am-5:30pm EST.
Our previously homeschooled alumni have an impressive track-record, with graduates going on to work at the most prestigious organizations, including the White House, FBI, CIA, The Washington Post, The New York Times, and some even clerking in the Supreme Court of the United States.
Let us know if you would like to talk to a current student at Patrick Henry College who was also homeschooled, or if you’re interested in having a PHC representative visit your homeschool co-op. We'd love to meet you.
Patrick Henry College's five Williamsburg-style residence halls are well-equipped to provide students with all the comforts of a full college experience.
