Requirements...

Four years of English courses that incorporate a variety of texts (fiction, non-fiction, essays, memoirs, journalism) and that emphasize exploratory and analytic writing.

Four years of math courses that include at least algebra 1 and 2, and geometry, taken as separate courses or as an integrated sequence of courses, and a 12th-grade college-preparatory math course that provides a solid foundation in quantitative and algebraic reasoning. For those students planning to major in mathematics, science, or a technical or profes-sional field that requires advanced math skills, a pre-calculus or calculus course is strongly recommended.

At least three years of laboratory science—offered as either separate courses or as integrated core classes—that include the study of biology, chemistry, and physics. Science courses should emphasize the writing of technical reports and the quantitative representations and analysis of data.
At least three years of history and social science in courses that emphasize the reading of pri-mary and secondary texts of analytic and expository essays, and the use of quantitative data and research findings.

At least two years of study in a language other than English.
In addition, most colleges expect students to have taken some classes in the visual or perform-ing arts and all colleges expect that they will know how to use a computer. Students should take every opportunity to learn about these subjects.

Students and parents should consult their high school guidance counselor or the Unity College admissions office for specific admissions requirements.

Steps to Apply...

Submit a completed International Application.

Submit an official high school transcript with certified translation in English.

Submit two letters of recommendation from your guidance counselor and one from a teacher.  Additional letters of recommendation may be submitted but are not required.

If your first language is not English, have official TOEFL scores sent to the Unity College Admissions Office.  Native English speakers may submit SAT or ACT scores in lieu of TOEFL.

Submit a Certificate of Finances form signed by a bank official.