Skip to main content
Home

Secondary navigation

  • my.wilson
  • Alumni
  • Visit
Search
Give

Main navigation

  • Admissions
    • Undergraduate
    • Graduate
    • Teacher Certification Pathways
    • Transfer Students
    • Commuters
    • International Students
    • Dual Enrollment
    • Single Parent Scholar Program
    • Military
    • Partnerships
    • Apply
    • Visit
    • Get Info
    • High School Counselor Info
  • Academics
    • Undergraduate Programs
    • Graduate Degree Programs
    • Doctor of Occupational Therapy
    • Online
    • Teacher Certification
    • Pre-Professional Programs
    • Academic Success Center
    • Study Abroad
    • Internships
    • Advanced Placement
    • Learning Opportunities
    • Phi Beta Kappa
    • Library
    • Fulton Center for Sustainability Studies
    • Hankey Center and Archives
    • Equestrian Center
    • Registrar
    • Course Catalog
  • Online
    • Online Undergraduate Programs
    • Online Graduate Programs
    • Doctor of Occupational Therapy
  • Student Financial Services
    • Affordability
    • Financial Aid
    • FAQs
    • How We Help
    • Paying for College
    • Policies and Terminology
    • Tuition and Fees
  • Student Life
    • Academic Success Center
    • Campus Dining
    • Campus Housing
    • Campus Life FAQ's
    • Career Development
    • Clubs and Activities
    • College Store
    • Getting Involved
    • Living on Campus
    • Student Blue Book
    • Student Services
    • Student Wellness
    • Parents
    • Pets on Campus
    • Phoenix Against Violence
    • Student Orientation
  • Athletics
  • About
    • Our Campus
    • History and Traditions
    • President
    • Offices
    • Mission and Vision
    • Honor Principle
    • Values
    • Consumer Information
    • Human Resources
    • Notice of Non-Discrimination and Equal Opportunity
    • Employment Opportunities
    • Commencement
    • Conferences and Events
    • Campus Safety
    • Policy for Taking Photos on the Wilson College Campus
    • The Arts at Wilson
  • Academic Calendar and Events

SPS Program Application Process

Application to the Single Parent Scholar Program (SPS Program) at Wilson is completed after a student has been accepted for general admission to the College. 

Applicant Instructions

First-year and transfer students are encouraged to complete a Wilson Colllege undergraduate application (apply online). All applicants are required to submit the following materials:
  • Official copy of your high school transcript and/or GED.
  • Official copies of college transcripts from all colleges attended (transfers applicants only).

Upon acceptance into the College, admitted students will recieve and complete the SPS Program application, arrange for a personal reference to be submitted, and complete a three-part background check required for all adults living in spaces with minors. Once the required materials are received, an on-campus interview with Assistant Dean of Students/Director of the Single Parent Scholar Program will be required of the applicant. A tour of the campus and SPS residence hall will be arranged during this visit.

Openings in the program are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Once a student is accepted into the program, a $400 non-refundable deposit is required to confirm the student’s intent to enroll and to secure residency in the SPS Program for the upcoming semester.


Two Step Process

Step #1:  Students interested in this program must first apply for admission to Wilson College.

  • The application for admission is found on the apply page and filed electronically. There is no application fee.
  • Applicants who have never been matriculated in any college follow the Wilson College application instructions for first-year/freshman and must submit all of the documents that are required to complete the application process.
  • Applicants with current or previous college experience must follow the application instructions for transfer students.
  • When an applicant submits all of the required documents, an admissions decision is made and the student is notified whether or not they have been admitted to the College.

 

Step #2:  Admitted applicants must complete the application for the Single Parent Scholars Program.

  • Receive and complete the online Single Parents Scholars Program application. Applicants will be contacted for an interview when the completed SPS application is submitted. 
  • The SPS Program director contacts the applicant and arranges a time for the applicant to come to campus for an interview. Long distance students may arrange for a virtual interview.
  • Following the interview, a decision is made regarding the applicant's entry to the program. The director contacts the student with the decision.
  • A student offered entry to the program accepts the offer and secures placement by paying the same $400 enrollment deposit paid by all other students at Wilson College

Recommended Admissions Credentials

Recommended admissions credentials include:
  • A minimum high school GPA of 2.7 on a 4.0 scale or a minimum transfer GPA of 2.5.
  • A combined SAT score of 900 or a combined ACT score of 19 (for students with a cumulative GPA of 2.9 or lower)
  • Throughout the admissions process you will receive information about the SPS Program. Please contact your admissions counselor or the program director if you have any questions.

     

  • Single Parent Scholar Program
  • Important Information
  • SPS Program Application Process
  • SPS Program Housing
  • SPS Program Testimonials
  • SPS Program FAQs

Apply

Request info

Visit

 

 

1015 Philadelphia Ave.,
Chambersburg, PA 17201

717-262-2002
admissions@wilson.edu

Follow us...

Footer menu

  • Alumni
  • Athletics
  • Employment Opportunities
  • Inclement Weather Policy
  • Library
  • MyWilson Portal
  • Online College Store
  • Order Textbooks
  • Parents
  • Privacy Statement
  • Visit
  • Wilson Email
  • Wilson Magazine
  • Wilson Online

Wilson College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, 1007 North Orange St., 4th Floor, MB #166, Wilmington, DE. 19801. (Telephone: 267-284-5011)