Success Starts Here
Applying to McLean
Success Starts Here
Applying to McLean
Thank you for your interest in McLean’s life-changing approach to learning! We believe in our college preparatory model, which emphasizes small classes, differentiated instruction and, most importantly, “can” rather than “cannot.” Simply put: a better way of doing school.
Are you ready for a transformational education? At McLean, we’re ready for you.
Step By StepHow To Apply
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Create an Account
Our secure, password protected, online application system will allow you to complete and submit your child’s application. When creating an account username, please use your first initial and last name. For example: jsmith
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Complete & Submit Application
Once you have created an account, complete and submit the Application with the $100 Application Fee, then the Admission Office will process your application. The information shared on your child’s application is confidential and provides valuable insights.
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Submit Required Documents
A checklist of required and supporting documents will be visible to you once your Application is processed. All documents should be uploaded to your child’s checklist. We encourage you to check back frequently to view the status of any missing documents.
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Schedule Student Visit & Parent Interview
Now that you have completed an application and uploaded the required checklist items, you can self schedule a student visit and parent interview. The one hour parent interview is a conversation with a member of the Admission team that looks at the student’s academic growth and development, as well as addressing any parent questions. The student visit is an opportunity for an applicant to experience a day in the life of a McLean Mustang.
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Admission Policy
McLean School does not discriminate nor tolerate any discrimination based on ethnicity, race, religion, socio-economic status, culture, color, age, sexual orientation, gender, physical disability, or any other classification proscribed under local, state, or federal law.