Find answers to commonly asked questions about Great Heights School
Admission requirements for undergraduate programs at Great Heights School include:
Specific programs may have additional requirements. Please check the program-specific admission requirements on our website.
Our average class size is 25 students, with smaller seminars of 12-15 students in upper-level courses. This ensures that students receive personalized attention from faculty and can actively participate in discussions.
Yes, GHS accepts transfer applications. Credits from accredited institutions are evaluated on a course-by-course basis. Transfer students must have a minimum GPA of 2.5 from their previous institution and must submit all required application materials. The maximum number of transfer credits accepted is 60 for undergraduate programs.
Application deadlines vary by program and semester:
Early applications are encouraged as some programs fill quickly. Late applications may be considered on a space-available basis.
Great Heights School offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs across four main faculties:
For a complete list of programs and detailed curriculum information, please visit our Academics section on the website.
Great Heights School operates on a semester system:
Each semester is 15 weeks long, followed by a one-week examination period. The academic year typically begins in early September and ends in late May.
Yes, Great Heights School strongly encourages undergraduate research. Students can participate in research through:
Many of our undergraduate students have published papers in academic journals and presented at international conferences.
Applications for our prestigious Summer Research Fellowship Program are now open until May 15th, 2025. This 10-week program offers students the opportunity to work closely with faculty mentors on cutting-edge research projects across all disciplines.
Program Details:
To apply, submit your application through the Student Portal or contact the Research Office at [email protected] for more information.
GHS offers several on-campus housing options:
All campus housing includes utilities, internet access, and 24-hour security. Meal plans are required for residence halls and optional for apartment-style housing.
Great Heights School offers diverse dining options across campus:
Various meal plans are available to suit different needs and preferences. All dining facilities accommodate dietary restrictions and food allergies.
GHS has over 80 student clubs and organizations covering a wide range of interests:
Students are also encouraged to start new clubs based on their interests. The Student Activities Office provides support and funding for registered student organizations.
The International Student Office (ISO) provides comprehensive support services for international students, including:
Additionally, international student advisors are available to assist with personal, academic, and cultural concerns throughout your time at GHS.
Yes, international students whose native language is not English must demonstrate English proficiency through one of the following:
Students who do not meet these requirements may be eligible for conditional admission through our English Language Program (ELP).
Great Heights School offers various types of financial aid:
The Financial Aid Office works with each student to create a personalized financial aid package based on their circumstances.
Most scholarships at GHS require a separate application in addition to your admission application. The general scholarship application process includes:
Some departmental and specialized scholarships may have additional requirements or separate application processes. Check the Financial Aid website for specific scholarship opportunities and their requirements.