Applying to Delphian

Thank you for your interest in attending Delphian. Our international student body is always growing and changing, and we're excited to assist you in becoming part of it. Our application process is detailed in the following steps. If you have any questions, please call our Admissions Office at 1-800-626-6610 or 503-843-3521.

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Request Information
Download & Complete the Application
Schedule a Visit
Pay Application Fee Online
Pay Deposit Online

1. Call our Admissions Office for a pre-enrollment interview at 1-800-626-6610. Our Admissions staff are dedicated to helping inquiring families understand Delphian's unique community to determine if Delphian is the right choice for them.  

2. Download our Application Forms. The application forms are in Adobe Acrobat Reader PDF format. If you do not already have it, you can download Adobe Acrobat Reader for free. The Application should be completed by both the student and a parent. The Teacher Recommendation Forms should be given to two academic teachers and one other teacher of the student's choice. 

Submit the completed Application Form to the school Admissions Office along with copies of the student's most recent report cards (previous year) and the application fee ($100) or pay the application fee online. If any standardized test scores are available, those should be included as well.  

3. Schedule a visit to our campus for an admissions test, tour and enrollment interview. Enrollment interviews are essential and include both the student and the parents, separately and together. (In cases of international families, interviews can be scheduled over the telephone. However, a personal visit is still strongly recommended.) Visiting the campus allows parents to meet faculty and gives potential students a better feel for the school and student body. A Delphian student will conduct the tour and can answer questions about our academic program, residential life, trips and activities, etc.

Visits should be scheduled on a weekday when the school is in session, allowing visitors to observe classroom activity.