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Information for School Counselors

​School Counselor Newsletter

 
Four times per year, the Office of Admission sends an electronic newsletter to our high school counselor colleagues. If you would like to be added to our mailing list, please e-mail admission@providence.edu with your name, title, high school, and contact information.
 
 

Find Your Admission Counselor

 
View our admission staff directory by geographic territory to find the counselor who works with students from your area.
 
 

PC Admission Blog


For additional details about PC's admission review process, we invite you to read the blog written by one of our admission counselors. Scott Seseske, Assistant Dean of Admission, has been writing the blog since 2006 and provides information about the admission process and campus updates throughout the year.

Information For School Counselors

Thank you for taking the time to visit the Providence College website.  As a secondary school counselor, we understand that you are working with many college-bound students who themselves are looking at a wide variety of colleges and universities.  The Office of Admission at Providence College seeks to assist you in determining the right fit between each student you work with and the college or university that they will ultimately enroll at by giving you as much information as possible about PC.

These pages are designed for you and your particular needs as a secondary school counselor working with high school students.

 

Class of 2017 Updates

 

  • Early Action Review Process:
    Decision letters were mailed to all Early Action applicants on Tuesday, December 18, 2012. All letters, regardless of the decision, were released at the same time. Providence College releases admission decisions by U.S. Mail only - decisions are not accessible online.

    Need-based financial aid packages were mailed to students accepted during the Early Action process on Friday, January 18, 2013 (as long as the student applied on-time and his or her CSS PROFILE and FAFSA forms were complete).
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  • Early Decision Review Process:
    Early Decision letters were mailed to all applicants on Friday, January 11, 2013. All letters, regardless of the decision, were released at the same time. Providence College releases admission decisions by U.S. Mail only - decisions are not accessible online.

    Students who were admitted during the Early Decision process and met PC's financial aid deadline received their need-based financial aid package within the acceptance packet.

 

  • Regular Decision Review Process:
    Decision letters were mailed to all Regular Decision applicants (and students who were deferred from the Early Action group) on Monday, March 18, 2013. All letters, regardless of the decision, were released at the same time. Providence College releases admission decisions by U.S. Mail only - decisions are not accessible online.

    Students who were admitted during the Regular Decision process and met PC's financial aid deadline received their need-based financial aid package within the acceptance packet.
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