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APPLICATIONS
Judge Memorial is a private, selective high school. Prospective students are required to submit a full application complete with all necessary documents in order to be considered for admission. Families cannot automatically enroll a student similar to the process at other public and charter schools in Utah. Applications are reviewed based on a student’s previous academic performance and personal fit in accordance with the mission of Judge Memorial and the Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City.
Freshman Admissions Timeline
2025-2026
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October 15, 2024
Admissions/scholarship applications available
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Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2024
Judge Memorial Open House
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January 21, 2025
Priority Application Deadline
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Early February
Priority Admissions Notifications
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February 2025
Placement Exams
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March 12, 2025
Incoming Freshman Registration
ADMISSIONS PROCESS
Applicants must complete an online application, which includes the following:
• $100 non-refundable application fee
• Application form
• Most recent report card for 9th grade applicants, complete high school transcript for transfer applicants
• Immunization record (all applicants)
• Admissions Essay (for all new applicants - details are found on the admissions checklist after completing the application form)
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TRANSFER ADMISSIONS
Applications for the current school year for students currently in grades 9, 10 and 11 are considered on a rolling basis.
As applications are received, candidates will be contacted to schedule an in-person/Zoom interview. Admissions notifications will be sent within a week of interviews. Students will then meet with their assigned school counselor to discuss transfer credits and course selection.
Judge Memorial does not typically accept senior transfer applicants. Please contact us to further discuss before submitting an application.
FRESHMAN PLACEMENT
Judge Memorial provides placement assessments for incoming freshmen in math, science, English writing, and Spanish language (optional). Placement takes place after a student has been accepted.
Placement has no bearing on a student's admission to Judge Memorial.
Our assessments, designed specifically by Judge faculty, are one way — in addition to teacher and family input — we can best place students into appropriate freshman courses. Judge does not provide any study guides or advise any supplemental preparation for placement. We recommend students focus on their eighth grade studies and come to placement prepared to do their best.
Centennial Scholarship for Freshmen
Did you know that incoming freshman can apply for our Centennial Scholarship? It’s awarded annually to four incoming freshman students. Each award is valued at $20,000 total. Applications are due each January.