As part of our Southern Hospitality, we’d love to chat with you. There’s a lot of information on our website, but nothing is as good as a conversation. So, please call, email, text us, or fill out this form. We look forward to chatting soon!
It’s hard to imagine the beauty and breadth of our 900 acre campus without setting foot on it. When you come to visit, you’ll be able to meet our Admissions team, talk to our Headmaster, visit with teachers and students, and get a glimpse of the indescribable family feel. We can’t wait to show you in person what you see in pictures!
If you’ve visited SBP and want to live a day in the life of a student, we encourage you to schedule a shadow day. As a prospective student, you’ll be able to hang out with one of our students for the day, while they show you the ins and outs of classes, activities, and even dorm life at St. Bernard Prep.
Step 4: Apply
Once you’ve learned more about SBP, we invite you to complete an online Application for Admission. As part of that application, we’ll ask you to upload copies of your current transcripts, test scores, and letters of recommendations from past teachers. After you’ve submitted an application, we’ll arrange a time to visit. We want to learn more about you and your interest in St. Bernard.
Application information Apply now
If you need assistance with the application process, please call the Admissions Office at (256) 255-5890 or email us at [email protected].
St. Bernard Preparatory School accepts applications year round for grades 7 through 11. All applications are reviewed by the Admissions Committee for consideration of acceptance. St. Bernard Prep School admits students and administers its general policies without regard for race, creed, sex, or national or ethnic origin. The Admissions Committee will evaluate the applicant’s potential for success in our school. Though broad based, this evaluation will consider primarily an applicant’s academic, social, and behavioral history. Acceptance may be given with stipulations regarding academic and social expectations to be met during the first semester of school or for any stated period of time. The decision of the school is final.