Apply to Roeper

List of 3 items.

• Lower School: Stage I (Preschool)

  1. Email Kellie Bagne, Admissions Assistant, or call her at 248-203-7397 to schedule a campus tour and parent interview. This is an opportunity to tell us about your child, discuss our program, and tour the campus.
  2. Submit the Application for Enrollment and the Parent/Guardian Questionnaire along with the $75 application fee to the Admissions Department.
  3. Once all paperwork is submitted, contact the Admissions Department to schedule a classroom observation for your child. This qualitative assessment will consist of a partial day visit in the classroom. A full IQ test will be required before a child enters Stage II.
  4. Request student records. Ask your child’s current teacher or counselor to complete the Teacher Report. The teacher/counselor should mail the completed form to the Admissions Department. Send a signed Academic Records Release Form to your child’s current school if applicable. The school should return photocopies of your child’s complete records, including transcripts, grades, other standardized tests and achievement results, special assessments, and any other relevant evaluations.
  5. Once all the above steps have been completed, the applicant’s file will be complete and ready for review by the Admissions Committee. A decision will be made at the next scheduled acceptance meeting and you will receive the results within a few working days. In certain cases, an additional interview or evaluation may be requested. Upon acceptance, an enrollment contract will be mailed. The signed enrollment contract with deposit must be returned by the date indicated to reserve a place for your child.

• Lower School: Stage II - IV (Kindergarten - 5th Grade)

  1. Email Lori Zinser, Admissions Director, or call her at 248-203-7302 to schedule a campus tour and parent interview. This is an opportunity to tell us about your child, discuss our program, and tour the campus.
  2. Submit the Application for Enrollment and the Parent/Guardian Questionnaire along with the $75 application fee to the Admissions Department.
  3. At this time, you may request an application for Financial Aid. 
  4. All applicants Stage II through Grade 12 must complete an IQ Test (WPPSI or the WISC) at their expense and submit the results to the Admissions Department. A copy of the tester’s full, detailed report, including all subtest scores and interpretation of those scores, should be submitted to the Admissions Department. Consult our referral list or contact any licensed psychologist who administers IQ tests directly to schedule a testing appointment. All expenses relating to IQ Testing are the responsibility of the applicant. An IQ test administered within the past three years may be considered valid.
  5. Request student records. Ask your child’s current teacher or counselor to complete the Teacher Report. The teacher/counselor should mail the completed form to the Admissions Department. Send a signed Academic Records Release Form to your child’s current school if applicable. The school should return photocopies of your child’s complete records, including transcripts, grades, other standardized tests and achievement results, special assessments, and any other relevant evaluations.
  6. Once all paperwork is submitted, contact the Admissions Department to schedule your child’s classroom visit and skills evaluation. The skills evaluation is an informal analysis done by members of our teaching staff during the child’s visit.
  7. Once all of the above steps have been completed, the applicant’s file will be complete and ready for review by the Admissions Committee. A decision will be made at the next scheduled acceptance meeting and you will receive the results within a few working days. In certain cases, an additional interview or evaluation may be requested. Upon acceptance, an enrollment contract will be mailed. The signed enrollment contract with deposit must be returned by the date indicated to reserve a place for your child.

• Middle & Upper School (6th - 12th Grade)

  1. Email Jason McIntosh, Dean of Middle & Upper School Admissions, or call him at 248-203-7433 to schedule a campus tour and parent interview. This is an opportunity to tell us about your child, discuss our program, and tour the campus.
  2. Submit the Application for Enrollment and the Parent/Guardian Questionnaire along with the $75 application fee to the Admissions Department. Middle and Upper School students must also submit the Student Questionnaire.
  3. At this time, you may request an application for Financial Aid.
  4. All applicants Stage II through Grade 12 must complete an IQ Test (WPPSI or the WISC) at their expense and submit the results to the Admissions Department. A copy of the tester’s full, detailed report, including all subtest scores and interpretation of those scores, should be submitted to the Admissions Department. Consult our referral list or contact any licensed psychologist who administers IQ tests directly to schedule a testing appointment. All expenses relating to IQ Testing are the responsibility of the applicant. An IQ test administered within the past three years may be considered valid.
  5. Request student records. Ask your child’s current teacher or counselor to complete the Teacher Report. The teacher/counselor should mail the completed form to the Admissions Department. Send a signed Academic Records Release Form to your child’s current school if applicable. The school should return photocopies of your child’s complete records, including transcripts, grades, other standardized tests and achievement results, special assessments, and any other relevant evaluations.
  6. Contact the Admissions Department to arrange a student visit. Visits begin at 8:00 am and conclude at 3:30 pm. This allows your child to participate in a complete school day and to experience a typical day.
  7. Once all of the above steps have been completed, the applicant’s file will be complete and ready for review by the Admissions Committee. A decision will be made at the next scheduled acceptance meeting and you will receive the results within a few working days. In certain cases, an additional interview or evaluation may be requested. Upon acceptance, an enrollment contract will be extended. The signed enrollment contract with deposit must be returned by the date indicated to reserve a place for your child.