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ADMISSIONS

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE BUILDING COLLEGE READY MEN. MEN OF FAITH & VIRTUE. EXCELLENCE. VIRTUE. FAITH.


OUR

MISSION

Rockhurst High School serves the greater Kansas City area by educating Ignatian leaders, “men for others”, in the Roman Catholic, Jesuit college preparatory tradition. In the spirit of Saint Ignatius Loyola, its goal is the formation of the whole person within a diverse and disciplined environment, as one who is open to growth, strives for academic excellence, is religious, loving, and committed to justice through service.

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ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE TO BUILD

COLLEGE READY MEN

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ROCKHURST IS KANSAS CITY’S PREMIER, ALL-BOYS,

CollegePreparatory High School. At Rockhurst High School, our education and personal formation program is unlike anything you’ll find in the city. We build academic excellence upon our Catholic, Jesuit foundation of intellect, faith, service, and brotherhood. Boys from all geographic and economic backgrounds have found a home that will form them into men who succeed and thrive into their futures. Our advanced, college-preparatory curriculum is robust with dual credit and Advanced Placement (AP) courses. We are the first STEM-accredited high school in the area, offering exceptional curriculum in robotics, engineering, fine and performing arts, and computer science.

99%

OF ROCKHURST GRADUATES GO ON TO A COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY.

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A cornerstone of our mission is to ensure access to top-notch, private, Jesuit education is not limited by a family’s financial circumstance. Living our mission, we have an unwavering commitment to making sure a Rockhurst High School education is within your family’s financial realm. As of 2024, we will meet 100% of the exhibited financial need of qualifying families so that financial circumstances are not obstacles for a Rockhurst education. Through this enhanced initiative, we want to ensure all talented and motivated young men have the opportunity to experience the transformative power of a Rockhurst High School education. The application and need evaluation process have not changed. It takes into account a family’s exhibited need as determined through analysis by an independent, third party agency, Financial Aid Independent Review (FAIR), in conjunction with the Rockhurst High School Financial Aid Office. If your son is accepted to Rockhurst High School based on his academic portfolio, 100% of your family’s exhibited financial need will be met.

QUESTIONS? CONTACT OUR FINANCIAL AID DEPARTMENT. financialaid@rockhursths.edu 816-363-2036 ext. 583

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A TOP COLLEGE-PREP EDUCATION,

AFFORDABLE FOR ALL BOYS 2026-27 FINANCIAL AID

$

3.1 M

41 % $

9,273

IN FINANCIAL AID AWARDED OF FAMILIES RECEIVED FINANCIAL AID AVERAGE RECIPIENT REWARD

2026-27 TUITION

$

19,165

Tuition includes yearly lunch plan, Apple MacBook, and text books. Discounts available for sons of Catholic educators and for siblings of current enrolled students.

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RHS TRANSPORTATION ROUTES

2026-27

TRANSPORTATION IS NO BARRIER Rockhurst provides its world class education to excellent young men in the area. We believe that no student should be deprived of a Rockhurst formation simply due to their location, difficult traffic, or general lack of transportation. Thus, we are now running 5 morning shuttles to 10 locations all around the Kansas City area to ensure that students can make it to Rockhurst everyday no matter where they live. LIBERTY + NORTHLAND SHUTTLE LIBERTY QUICKTRIP: 8601 NE 85th St, KC, MO 64157: Departing 6:50AM NORTHLAND HY-VEE: 5330 NW 64th St, KC, MO 64151: Departing 7:15AM INDEPENDENCE + MIDTOWN SHUTTLE INDEPENDENCE 7-11: 1701 Independence Ave KC, MO 64106: Departing 7:05AM MIDTOWN LINWOOD CHURCH: 3151 Olive St. KC, MO 64109: Departing 7:20AM SE INDEPENDENCE AND LEE’S SUMMIT SHUTTLE SE INDEPENDENCE QUICKTRIP: 4740 S Arrowhead Dr, Ind, MO 64055: Departing 6:55AM LEE’ SUMMIT TARGET: 1850 NW Chipman Rd, Lee’s Summit, MO 64081: Departing 7:15AM GRANDVIEW + BELTON SHUTTLE BELTON QUICKTRIP: 7920 E 171st St, Belton, MO 64012: Departing 7:05AM GRANDVIEW QUICKTRIP: 6015 E 147th St, Grandview, MO 64030: Departing 7:25AM QUIVIRA + OLATHE SHUTTLE QUIVIRA WALMART: 16100 W 65th St, Shawnee, KS 66217: Departing 6:50AM

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OLATHE GENESIS HEALTH: 17800 W 106th St, Olathe, KS 66061: Departing 7:15AM


*This is a Pilot Program and is “First Come, First Served.” There is no charge while the program is in its “Pilot Phase.” These routes are for morning pick-up only. All routes are scheduled to arrive at Rockhurst at 7:40 AM, rain, snow, or shine. All routes and schedules are subject to change at the discretion of Rockhurst. Contact Fr. Kramer at skramer@rockhursths.edu with any questions.

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ACCESS.

FOR ALL BOYS. ROCKHURST WILL MEET 100% OF YOUR FAMILY’S DEMONSTRATED FINANCIAL NEED For more than a century, Rockhurst has shaped young men of conscience, competence, and compassion into leaders who go on to change the world. We believe a Jesuit education should be available to every young man, regardless of his family’s financial situation. At Rockhurst, access isn’t a privilege, it’s a promise. Our Financial Grant Program is committed to meeting 100% of exhibited financial need. RECENT EXAMPLES OF WHY YOU CAN AFFORD A ROCKHURST EDUCATION

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100%

Families who applied for financial aid with income less than $125,000 received the aid needed to afford Rockhurst.

97%

Families who applied for financial aid with incomes between $125,000 and $175,000 received the aid needed to afford Rockhurst.

95%

Families who applied for financial aid with incomes between $175,000 and $200,000 received the aid needed to afford Rockhurst.


9,273

2025-26 AVERAGE AWARD

3.1m

2025-26 TOTAL FINANCIAL AID & DISCOUNTS AWARDED

$

$

FOR STUDENTS WHO RECEIVE FINANCIAL AID, A PORTION OF THEIR GRANT INCLUDES A WORK GRANT REQUIREMENT. Work Grant is a commitment of 50 hours of services to Rockhurst High School per academic year. Students actively contribute to our community and earn this part of their financial aid. The Work Grant hours are completed on-campus in a variety of roles, such as assisting in the Dining Commons, working in administrative offices, supporting athletic events or teams, helping with maintenance or grounds keeping or a ssisting in a specific academic department. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE EMAIL US AT FinancialAid@rockhursths.edu or call us at 816.363.2036 In addition to Rockhurst’s commitment to making a quality education available to all, Kansas and Missouri both have state savings programs that can provide tax benefits for secondary education tuition accounts. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT learningquest.com/home (KS) or missourimost.org/home (MO)

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TOP 10

AT THE ROCK

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SPIRITUALITY Daily Mass offerings, 4 full years of theology, 4-year retreat program, 4 Jesuits on campus.

BROTHERHOOD 927 students from 71 zip codes, representing 112 grade schools.

ACADEMICS 338 AP class enrollees, 26 average ACT score, 12:1 student to faculty ratio.

SERVICE 40,000 service hours donated annually, 7 domestic and international service immersion trips offered.

AFFORDABILITY 41% of students receive 3.1 million dollars in Financial Aid, $9,273 average recipient award.


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STEM ALL freshmen learn to code, 1st STEM-accredited high school in MO/KS, 7 maker spaces throughout the building.

CO-CURRICULARS 60 clubs and organizations that promote student participation and leadership.

ATHLETICS 900 roster spots in 13 sports, winning a total of 87 state titles. 3 multi-purpose turf fields, aquatic center, and 2 multi-sport gyms.

PERFORMING ARTS 229 participate in choir, 101 students participate in instrumental music, 4 theater productions each year.

PUBLICATIONS 4 student publications, many opportunities in photography, broadcasting, graphic design, movie making, and editing.

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FRESHMAN

YEAR 12


A founding principle of Jesuit Schools is Cura Personalis which translates to the “care of the whole person”. Our freshman-year programming is focused on the holistic care and support of the young men entering Rockhurst. The goal is a smooth transition that promotes personal actualization, academic excellence, spiritual growth, and community building.

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FRESHMAN CURA PROGRAM This year-long program is intended to address the expectations Rockhurst has for its freshmen and to connect each member of the class to all the various resources our community offers, from the social, personal, academic, and spiritual domains within our community. Freshman small groups will be visited by counselors, take part in social activities, work to complete their Camino Portfolio project for freshman year and meet with the Dean’s Office in Freshman Seminar. Occasionally, all-class events like Masses or the annual Freshman Club Fair will occur.

02 FRESHMAN CLUB FAIR

With 60 clubs and organizations offered at Rockhurst, the Freshman Club Fair provides an opportunity for students to decide which clubs, organizations, and activities are of interest.

03 CAMINO IGNACIANO PROJECT

The Camino Ignaciano Project is a four-year portfolio, showcasing each student’s triumphs within the framework of the Rockhurst goals for students at graduation.

04 FRESHMAN RETREAT

Planned, led, and delivered by more than 150 upperclassmen, the Freshman Retreat is all about growing deeper spiritually and in the brotherhood of Rockhurst.

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BUILDING FUTURE SUCCESS THROUGH AN

all-boys education

Beyond building a lifelong brotherhood and tight-knit friendships, an all-boys education has many other positive benefits that will build your son into a whole man. TAILORED TEACHING METHODS Customized teaching strategies meet the specific learning styles and needs of male students. We focus on instructional methods that resonate particularly well with boys, such as hands-on activities, healthy competition, and physical movement. ADDRESSING MALE-SPECIFIC ISSUES As an all-boys school, we can address topics and challenges that are unique to male students. We provide an environment where boys feel comfortable discussing and receiving support for such issues.

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REDUCED DISTRACTIONS All-boys high schools aim to create a more focused learning environment and allow students to concentrate better on their studies. NURTURING SELF-CONFIDENCE As an all-boys school, Rockhurst High School creates a safe space for boys to express themselves freely, build self-confidence, and develop their identities without feeling pressured. This environment can lead to increased involvement in class and co-curricular activities. ENHANCED ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE For all-boys schools, research shows the absence of girls can foster healthy competition among male students, leading to higher academic achievement. Additionally, tailored-teaching approaches and a more focused environment contributes to improved engagement and academic outcomes.

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The foundation of a Catholic school is religious formation, and at Jesuit schools like Rockhurst, we are part of a model that highlights the following important characteristics:

METROPOLITAN We serve the greater Kansas City area by educating Ignatian leaders, “men for others”, in the Roman Catholic, college preparatory tradition with the goal of creating a “whole person”, a man fully alive, within a diverse and disciplined environment.

ADVOCATES FOR FAITH Our students participate in community service and activities like the March for Life and the Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice to promote our Catholic values to the outside world.

SPIRITUALLY GUIDED Rockhurst focuses on guiding students through spiritual growth during the formative years in a student’s spiritual life. Rockhurst offers daily Mass and weekly Reconciliation and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, as well as periodic all-class and all-school Masses.

DAILY MASS OFFERINGS

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JESUITS

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YEAR RETREAT PROGRAM

40,000

HOURS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE ANNUALLY


A COMMITMENT

TO FAITH + COMMUNITY DID YOU KNOW? ​​Rockhurst offers four “Total Ignatian Experience” (TIE) trips to students each year to experience serving communities in need. Service trips take place in Mexico, Guatemala, the Appalachian Mountain region of Tennessee, and at Jerusalem Farm located in Historic Northeast Kansas City.

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BUILDING LEADERS

THROUGH SPORTS


With 13 sports and year-round intramurals, Rockhurst High School offers ample opportunities for students to get involved in athletics.

FALL SPORTS

CROSS COUNTRY FOOTBALL SOCCER SWIM & DIVE

WINTER SPORTS

BASKETBALL ICE HOCKEY WRESTLING

SPRING SPORTS

BASEBALL GOLF LACROSSE TENNIS TRACK & FIELD VOLLEYBALL

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STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS

900

ATHLETIC ROSTER SPOTS

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DIVERSE ACTIVITIES TO BUILD DIVERSE,

WHOLE MEN

Rockhurst offers 60 co-curricular activities so that students can pursue multiple interests and discover their passions. ARCHITECTURE & ENGINEERING CLUB

CULINARY CLUB

ASTRONOMY CLUB

DIGITAL ARTS CLUB

AUTOMOTIVE CLUB

DRAMA CLUB

BOWLING CLUB

DRONE CLUB

CANNONBALL CLUB (RELIGIOUS VOCATIONS)

DRUM CORPS

CHESS CLUB CHAPEL CHOIR CHAMBER CHOIR CLASSICS CLUB CONSERVATION CLUB

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ESPORTS ENTREPRENEURSHIP CLUB FABER SOCIETY (ALTAR SERVERS) FRENCH CLUB FRESHMAN BROTHERS PROGRAM


FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FUTURE DOCTORS OF AMERICA HUMAN DIGNITY CLUB IMPROV CLUB INVESTMENT CLUB JESUBOTS (ROBOTICS TEAM) JOSEPH OF ARIMATHEA CLUB (PALLBEARERS) LIFTING AND NUTRITION CLUB LION & DRAGON DANCE TEAM MATH CLUB MOCK TRIAL TEAM MODEL UNITED NATIONS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NI HAO CLUB (MANDARIN CHINESE) OUTDOORS CLUB PASTORAL COUNCIL PEP BAND PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB PICKLEBALL CLUB

PREP NEWS (STUDENT NEWSPAPER) PRO-LIFE CLUB REGIS CLUB ROCK COLLECTION LITERARY MAGAZINE SCIENCE CLUB SCHOLAR BOWL TEAM SOFTWARE-ENGINEERING / CYBER PATRIOTS SOURCES OF STRENGTH SPANISH CLUB SPEECH & DEBATE STUDENT DIVERSITY UNION STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION ST. JOSEPH “MEN FOR MOTHERS” CLUB TABLETOP GAMING CLUB TARGET SHOOTING CLUB ULTIMATE FRISBEE CLUB VIDEO GAME CLUB VISUAL ARTS CLUB YEARBOOK CLUB YELL LEADERS

PING PONG CLUB

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PREPARING BOYS FOR

SUCCESSFUL FUTURES

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At Rockhurst high school we are dedicated to forming young men who can adapt, problem solve, and respond to their own future path. We do this through a variety of academic and co-curricular offerings that provide our students various paths to a successful and fulfilling future.

12:1 3.4 80%

STUDENT TO FACULTY RATIO

AVERAGE GPA OF FACULTY HOLD A MASTERS OR PHD

STEM PROGRAM Rockhurst is the first STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) accredited high school in MO or KS and was voted one of the top STEM high schools in America by Newsweek.

15 40% 07 Maker Spaces are STEM infused lab spaces that encourage students to create.

STEM-BASED COURSES OF STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN STEM EXPERIENCE OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL MAKER SPACES

ALL FRESHMEN LEARN TO CODE IN COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 25


GRADUATION

REQUIREMENTS: 4 UNITS:

2 UNITS:

English Theology Math

Modern or Classical Language

3 UNITS: Social Studies Science

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½ UNIT: Communication Arts Fine and Performing Arts Computer Science and Engineering Physical Education

SEMESTERS OF COLLEGE PREPARATORY ELECTIVES

HOURS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE


COLLEGE CREDIT

PROGRAMS ADVANCED PLACEMENT CREDIT PROGRAMS (ACCP): •

College Physics for Life Sciences

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I & II

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Honors English IV: Language & Literature

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Honors French III, IV & V (AP)

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Honors Spanish III & IV

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Honors United States Government

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Multivariable Calculus

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Precalculus

HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMS (HSCP): •

College Chemistry

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Honors Statics Engineering

338

STUDENTS ENROLLED IN AP COURSES

AP PASS RATE

11%

HIGHER THAN NATIONAL AVERAGE

ADVANCED PLACEMENT (AP): Studio Art, English III and IV, French, Latin, Spanish, Calculus AB & BC, Statistics, Computer Science, Biology, Physics C-E&M, Physics C-Mechanics, Chemistry, Environmental Science, U.S. Government, U.S. History, Comparative Government and Politics, Human Geography, and World History.

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CLASS OF

2026

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MAP INDICATES WHERE STUDENTS FROM THE CLASS OF 2026 ARE MATRICULATING.

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CLASS OF 2026 POST-SECONDARY DESTINATIONS Acceptance destinations (shown in gray) and matriculation destinations (shown in blue). ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY

HAMLINE UNIVERSITY

AUBURN UNIVERSITY

HAMPTON UNIVERSITY

BABSON COLLEGE

HARFORD COMMUNITY COLLEGE

BALDWIN WALLACE UNIVERSITY

HOWARD UNIVERSITY

BAYLOR UNIVERSITY

INDIANA UNIVERSITY BLOOMINGTON

BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY

IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY

BELMONT UNIVERSITY

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY

BENEDICTINE COLLEGE

JOHN BROWN UNIVERSITY

BENTLEY UNIVERSITY

JOHNSON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE

BOSTON COLLEGE

KANSAS CITY KANSAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE

BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY

KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY

BUTLER UNIVERSITY

KENT STATE UNIVERSITY

CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY

KNOX COLLEGE

CLARK UNIVERSITY

LEWIS UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON

LORAS COLLEGE

COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES

LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY

COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY

LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO

CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY, ST. PAUL

MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY

CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY

METROPOLITAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE

DAVIDSON COLLEGE

MIAMI UNIVERSITY-OXFORD

DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY

MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY

DEPAUL UNIVERSITY

MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY

DRAKE UNIVERSITY

MISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

DRURY UNIVERSITY ELON UNIVERSITY EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY - DAYTONA BEACH

MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY MOREHOUSE COLLEGE

FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY

MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY

FARMINGDALE STATE COLLEGE

MORNINGSIDE UNIVERSITY

FLORIDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY FORDHAM UNIVERSITY FURMAN UNIVERSITY GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY

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MISSOURI WESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY

GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GONZAGA UNIVERSITY

NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY-OKC OLIVET NAZARENE UNIVERSITY PENN STATE UNIVERSITY


PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY OF DALLAS

PURDUE UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON

QUEENS UNIVERSITY OF CHARLOTTE

UNIVERSITY OF DENVER

REGIS UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

ROCKHURST UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA

SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT MANOA

SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES AND PHARMACY IN ST. LOUIS

SEATTLE UNIVERSITY SETON HALL UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA-CHAMPAIGN

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY CARBONDALE

UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY

SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI

SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY AND A & M COLLEGE

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN

SOUTHWEST BAPTIST UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

SPARTAN COLLEGE OF AERONAUTICS AND TECHNOLOGY

UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI

STATE FAIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE OF MISSOURI STETSON UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY OF OREGON UNIVERSITY OF SAINT MARY UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS, MN UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING

THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA

VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY

THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE

VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY

THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH

WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY

THE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IN ST. LOUIS

TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY

WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY

UNITED STATES NAVY (ENLISTING)

WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY

UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE

UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS

WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO

WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY-CAMPUS OF APPLIED SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA CRUZ UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO BOULDER UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO COLORADO SPRINGS UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT

WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE WOFFORD COLLEGE XAVIER UNIVERSITY XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA

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FUTURE HAWKLETS, JOIN US TO LEARN MORE ABOUT ROCKHURST:

• ATTEND NIGHT AT THE ROCK • ATTEND OPEN HOUSE • ATTEND SUMMER ACADEMIC & ATHLETIC CAMPS • VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR MORE INFORMATION AT: ROCKHURSTHS.EDU/ADMISSIONS

8TH GRADE APPLICATION PROCESS:

CONTACT US:

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COMPLETE ONLINE APPLICATION

STEVE REDMOND ‘04

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HIGH SCHOOL PLACEMENT TEST

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CURRENT TRANSCRIPTS

Director of Admissions sredmond@rockhursths.edu (816) 363-2036 (ext. 559)

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TEACHER RECOMMENDATION

BETH VANDYKE Director of Admissions bvandyke@rockhursths.edu (816) 363-2036 (ext. 557)


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