EFBC at STM encourages applicants to complete applications for its degree and non-degree programs online. The online application allows applicants to submit the admissions application form, essay, and resume simultaneously. Recommendations can also be submitted online. If you would like to complete a paper application, please contact the Admissions Office so that we may mail you one.

 

 

After this initial contact, the scholastic's Provincial would write a letter to the Rector of the Weston Jesuit Community. The letter would indicate an intent to mission the student to Weston Jesuit, request housing and indicate if financial fundng is needed. Funding for Jesuits from developing countries is approved by the United States Jesuit Conference in Washington D.C., the request is made by the Rector of Weston Jesuit Community.

 

All Jesuit Scholastics are reviewed by the Admissions Committee. Lastly, if accepted, the Office of Admissions would process all visa documentation.

Religious applicants, who are not Jesuits, must follow the instructions 1 through 5 above. Additionally, international religious should first contact the Director of Admissions at least 5 months prior to their planned enrollment to discuss their plans, academic background and language skills. The application deadline for religious men and women, who will not require financial assistance, is June 15 for the fall semester and November 1 for the Spring semester. Religious requiring scholarship and parish or convent housng assistance, should apply by February 15 for the fall semester.

 

All Religious are reviewed by the Admissions Committee. Lastly, if accepted, the Office of Admissions would process all visa documentation for international applicants.

All transcripts and paper-based letters of recommendation must be mailed to the Office of Admissions.

 

No materials submitted as part of the application for admission can be returned or forwarded to a third party. The Admissions Committee will not consider an application until it is complete. The Office of Admissions will contact you if you are missing documentation, as well as to inform you that your application is complete.

Once an application is complete, it may take about two to four weeks before you receive a decision.  Decision letters are mailed to applicants from the Director of Admissions. International applicants also receive a letter via email.

 

The evaluation process for applications is complex. The Admissions Committee takes into account all of the material submitted with the application: Grade point average (GPA), GRE scores,  TOEFL (for international students), letters of recommendation, work and/or volunteer experience, and personal statement - where we look for a high level of religious, social and intellectual maturity.

 

Acceptance to a STM degree program is not guaranteed and is competitive. Therefore estimates of the likelihood of acceptance can not be given to any applicant.