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Holy Apostles College and Seminary

Cromwell, CT

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Acceptance Rate

$9,580

Avg Cost (In-State)

$9,580

Avg Cost (Out-of-State)

N/A

Graduation Rate

216

Total Enrollment

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By the numbers

Holy Apostles College and Seminary, at a glance

216students enrolled
$9,580sticker cost / year (out-of-state, before aid)

Graduation rate is the standard federal 6-year completion rate (students often take longer than four years). Earnings & selectivity rankings are computed across every US college in our catalog. Figures from College Scorecard / IPEDS; sticker cost is before financial aid.

Popular programs

TheologyPhilosophyCatholic StudiesPastoral MinistrySacred ScriptureChurch History

Application requirements

Regular Deadline

Rolling admissions

Common App

No

Test Policy

Test Optional

Essays Required

1

Letters of Rec

2

Application Fee

$50

Interview

Available

Essays: Personal statement required describing faith journey and reasons for applying

Note: Church endorsement letter required; additional seminary-specific requirements for graduate programs including theological writing sample

Requirements are AI-generated from public data and may change. Always verify directly with the college.

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Tactics that apply here

Things you can do that most families don't know about.

Early Action priority deadlines unlock the biggest merit pools

~$15k value

At many public universities, applying by the EA deadline (Nov 1) instead of regular (Feb 1) decides whether you're considered for the top merit awards.

Who it helps: Students with their applications ready by November of senior year, especially those targeting merit-rich publics.

How to use: List each target school's EA deadline (commonly Nov 1, sometimes Oct 15 or Dec 1). Submit complete applications + test scores by then. Confirm merit-scholarship deadlines separately — some require a different priority date or supplemental essay.

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File FAFSA the day it opens

~$5k value

Most schools award state and institutional aid first-come-first-served from a fixed pool. Filing FAFSA in October beats filing in February by thousands.

Who it helps: Every student applying for need-based aid, but especially families relying on state grants or institutional aid.

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CSS Profile is required by 200+ private schools — separate from FAFSA

Most selective private colleges use the CSS Profile in addition to FAFSA. It costs $25 + $16/school and reaches deeper into family finances than FAFSA does.

Who it helps: Any student applying to a private 4-year with significant institutional aid needs.

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Scholarships

Scholarships you may qualify for.

Roberta B. Willis Need-Merit Scholarship

$2,000-$5,250 (need-merit) or up to $5,250 (need-based)

state

CT residents attending CT colleges. Need-merit requires SAT 1200/27 ACT or top 20%; need-based by EFC.

Deadline: February 15

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Eastern Connecticut Warrior Award

$2,000-$6,000/year

university

ECSU incoming freshmen via automatic merit grid.

Deadline: January 15

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Yale Financial Aid (Need-Met No-Loan)

100% need met; no loans; full ride for families under $75k

university

All admitted Yale students with demonstrated need; families under $75k contribute $0.

Deadline: CSS Profile + FAFSA

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Quinnipiac Honors Scholarship

$15,000-$25,000/year

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Top Quinnipiac incoming freshmen via competitive process; Honors Program admission.

Deadline: December 1

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Trinity College (CT) Need-Met Aid

100% need met; loans capped

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Admitted Trinity (CT) students with demonstrated need.

Deadline: CSS Profile + FAFSA

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Connecticut College Need-Met Aid

100% need met; loans capped

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Admitted Conn College students with demonstrated need.

Deadline: CSS Profile + FAFSA

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UConn Husky Distinction Scholarship

$2,000-$8,000/year

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Top UConn incoming freshmen via automatic merit grid.

Deadline: December 1

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UConn Babbidge Scholarship

$5,000/year (renewable)

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Top UConn freshmen with academic merit + leadership; tier below Nutmeg/Day of Pride.

Deadline: December 1

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Governor's Scholarship Program

Varies

state

CT residents demonstrating financial need at participating CT institutions.

Deadline: Through campus aid office

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Net price by income

What it actually costs your family.

Average net price (tuition, fees, room/board minus grant aid) by household income tier, AY 2023–24. Source: IPEDS NPRC1.

Household incomeAverage net price / year
$0 – $30,000$10,117
$30,001 – $48,000Not reported
$48,001 – $75,000Not reported
$75,001 – $110,000Not reported
$110,001+Not reported

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Class profile

Who actually goes here.

From the most recent Common Data Set and IPEDS.

21.5%

% Pell-eligible

Federal Pell grant recipients

26.9%

% URM

Black, Hispanic/Latino, Native combined

90.9%

1st-to-2nd year retention

Freshmen who return as sophomores

78.6%

6-year grad rate

Graduate within 150% normal time

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