We look at everything we ask families to submit: historical grades, recommendation letters, SSAT scores, discipline records as well as the parent and student responses. Our approach is to take a comprehensive view of each prospective student.

It varies from year to year. Blessed Trinity is a highly sought after high school for many families. Our goal is to accept the students who best fit our school’s offerings in order to make up an incoming freshmen class of 250 students.

The SSAT scores are one of the factors in the admissions decision process. SSAT scores are a significant factor in determining course level placements for incoming students. If a student takes the SSAT more than once, we will superscore (take the best from both) the results.

No. The SSAT is one factor considered in the admissions decision.

No. The initial application and fee are due by February 1st in order to avoid a higher application fee and guarantee consideration for the first weekend of April notification. The admissions team will spend the month of February reviewing applications and collecting any outstanding items.

No. Families are contacted directly by the admissions office if more information is needed.

Families receive an email the morning of the first Saturday of April. Students are either accepted, placed on a wait list or notified that they have not been accepted. A follow up notification letter is also mailed to students who have been accepted at the beginning of the next week.

Yes. Placement tests are offered soon after acceptance letters are sent in the areas of Math and World Languages.

No. All students are reviewed together. Our Catholic student population is approximately 80% of the student body.

No. Only classes taken in high school will be considered for graduation credits.

Morning bus transportation is available from Johns Creek (Holy Redeemer Catholic School).

Yes. All students are registered for eight classes each semester. One of the eight classes is always a grade level religion class. These courses are not leveled and are treated as academic classes within each student's block schedule.

Students are scheduled for eight classes each semester. Students attend four of their classes every other day. Students have a Green Day with four classes, and a Gold day with their other four classes. This cycle continues throughout the semester.

Blessed Trinity offers need based financial aid for students.

Yes, we accept late applications throughout the Spring. The application fee increases from $100 to $150 after February 1. Applicant families are encouraged to contact the Office of Enrollment to learn more about applying to Blessed Trinity in order to be considered for admissions decisions in the Spring and Summer.