MA REQUEST FOR RECORDS
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MA APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION
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Preschool registration is now open for August 2023! Marlboro Academy has openings for students who will be 4 years old by Oct. 31st. Applications are available on the website. Please contact Amy Sloop, preschool director, with any questions about the program. 843-897-3808 asloop@marlboroacademy.com

Admissions Information

Visiting our campus is a very important part in making a decision about Marlboro Academy. You should not only see our school, but also meet members of our faculty and student body. They make our school the vibrant place it is.

Required for Final Admissions

• Application form (with $50 application fee)
  
• Transcript of grades
• Standardized testing record
• Disciplinary record
• Attendance record
• Enrollment contract and enrollment fee.

Application Process

• Complete and mail application form and the $50 application fee to the Admissions Office.
  
• Contact the Admission Office to arrange for a campus visit. (843-479-6501, ext. 221)
• Arrange for admissions testing.
• Have appropriate records faxed or mailed to the school.  (See records request.)
• Student takes admissions test.
• Complete enrollment contract and remit with a deposit within ten days of issuance.

Required Prior to the First Day of School

• Copy of social security card
  
• Copy of birth certificate
• South Carolina Certificate of Immunization
  

Tuition

Tuition for the 2023-24 school will be $4900.00, and a $200.00 technology fee. Families who pay in full will receive a $100 discount ($5000 due with contract).  For families who choose to pay monthly, the first payment will be $535 (which includes the $500 non-refundable tuition deposit), and the remaining eleven payments will be $415 per month which will total $5100.00. Credit card payments will remain an option for tuition payments only.  There are no annual book fees, activity fees, building fees, etc. (Occasionally, a middle or high school student may be asked to purchase a paperback novel.)