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Admissions
Becoming a Raider
Regis Jesuit
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A Tradition of Excellence
Each fall, we welcome more than 400 new students from all corners of the Metro Denver area to our diverse community rooted in the tradition of Jesuit education. Each student and family brings their unique experiences, gifts and perspectives to enrich our school community. During their four years, Raiders experience a journey of faith, scholarship, service and friendship that will impact them for a lifetime!
Learn More about the Raider Experience
Explore our website, visit our campus, plan a shadow day and experience the distinct opportunity of a Jesuit education offered at Regis Jesuit.
Our Admissions Office staff is available to assist you with any of the items listed below or any other questions you have about the admissions process or Regis Jesuit, please contact us at any time.
Our Admissions Office staff is available to assist you with any of the items listed below or any other questions you have about the admissions process or Regis Jesuit, please contact us at any time.
AYUDA EN ESPAÑOL?
Para más información acerca del proceso de solicitud de admisión o acerca del proceso de aplicación de ayuda financiera, por favor comuníquese directamente con Naileth Talbot al 303.269.8177 o al correo electrónico ntalbot@regisjesuit.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What if we missed the application deadline?
While Regis Jesuit has an application deadline, we understand some families have a unique situation or simply have a different timeline. We are committed to being fully enrolled with young men and women who are qualified and who will enrich our community. Regardless of the time of year, we welcome a conversation with any prospective family. Please know, all acceptances are based on available seats. Please do not hesitate to contact our Admissions Office at admissions@regisjesuit.com if you have recently started an application or would like to learn more about Regis Jesuit. -
Will my student fit in at Regis Jesuit?
We are proud to boast a student body that is diverse in all areas. Please see the following pages for more specific information about our Diversity Program. You might also be interested to read about the wide variety of co-curricular clubs and organizations our student body supports. Finally, while RJHS is a Catholic school in the Jesuit tradition, we also welcome a wide variety of faith backgrounds to our campus. -
My family doesn’t live near Regis Jesuit. How will my student get to school each day?
We draw our student body from a very wide geographical area. Students come from as far north as Boulder and as far south as Castle Rock. Please see our Transportation page for more information about RJHS bus lines, RTD lines and carpooling opportunities. -
Does Regis Jesuit accept students with learning differences?
Yes. We offer a range of accommodations through our Learning Services Program, which is designed to maintain the dignity and uniqueness of individuals with diagnosed learning differences. Programs in each division support students with specific learning disabilities, so they may work toward their academic potential. These diagnosed learning differences can include reading disorders, math disorders, disorders of written expression, ADHD, Autism and physical disabilities. Psychological disabilities, such as anxiety or depression, are supported through the Counseling Office and sometimes through private counseling. Anxiety toward testing, while impactful, is not accommodated through the Learning Services Office.Read More -
How will Regis Jesuit impact my student’s college opportunities?
The College Counseling Office at RJHS is here to work with students and families as they navigate school choice, the application process and finding and securing scholarships to help offset the cost of college.
Admissions Team
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Regis Jesuit High School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, athletic and other school-administered programs.