Admission Calendar

SHADOW VISITS
We know that choosing the right high school is a momentous decision, that is why we encourage eighth grade girls to become a Mustang for the day! Marian’s fall shadow visits are open to eighth graders as well as 9th or 10th graders considering transferring to Marian. Seventh grade students may shadow at the end of their 7th grade year, during the month of May.

Shadow visits for 8th graders during the 2019/20 school year will begin the week of September 30, 2019, and may be scheduled online via the "Inquiry" button beginning in August, at which point available shadow dates will be posted. Space is limited each day, so parents should reserve a shadow date early for their daughter. The Office of Admission must have two full days notice to arrange the visit. Please note, some dates may be unavailable due to scheduled school activities. Parents are welcome to schedule a tour of the school on the same day as their daughter's visit.

HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION NIGHTS
Marian will host a table at several regional High School Information Nights this fall. These information nights are open to the public, so students from any school may choose to attend whichever night is most convenient for their family. Each event is from 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM.

All Saints, Canton Tuesday, September 24  
St. Lawrence, Utica
Wednesday, September 25
St. Patrick, White Lake Tuesday, October 1
Holy Family, Rochester Hills (South Campus) Wednesday, October 2
Our Lady Star of the Sea, Grosse Pointe Monday, October 7
Our Lady of Sorrows, Farmington Tuesday, October 8
St. Mary, Royal Oak Monday, October 14
St. Thecla, Clinton Township Wednesday, October 16
Gesu, Detroit Thursday, October 17
Holy Name, Birmingham Monday, October 21
St. Anne, Warren Monday, October 21
St. Germaine, St. Clair Shores Tuesday, October 22
 St. Edith, Livonia
Wednesday, October 23
 
 

FALL INFORMATION NIGHT - This presentation will include our most comprehensive overview of Marian's faith, academic and co-curricular offerings!
Marian's Fall Information Night will be held on Wednesday, September 11 at 7 PM. This event is open to the public and families of female students of all ages are invited to attend.

FALL OPEN HOUSE
Marian's Fall Open House will be held on Sunday, November 3 from 1-4 PM and includes a tour, plus time to explore all of Marian's academic and co-curricular offerings. Please plan to spend at least one hour on campus!

ADDITIONAL EVENTS
In addition to shadow visits, there are a number of exciting admission events hosted throughout the year, listed below. Most events are open to the public, some by invitation only, according to grade and application status. We hope you'll join us as often as possible and begin to feel right at home in the Marian community!

ONLINE ALGEBRA SUPPLEMENT FOR 8TH GRADERS
We invite you consider participating in our Online Algebra Supplement for current 8th graders, during the second semester of their 8th grade year:

Admission Events

List of 12 events.

  • Sep
    11

    Fall Information Night

    Marian's Fall Information Night is open to the public, and intended for families of female students of all ages. This presentation provides the most comprehensive overview of Marian's faith, academic and co-curricular offerings. We hope your family will join us!
    MARIAN HIGH SCHOOL- Auditorium
  • Oct
    17

    Brother Rice Marian Bowling Party

    Brother Rice & Marian Bowling Event
    Bowlero Lanes, 4209 Coolidge Hwy, Royal Oak
    4:30 PM - 6:00 PM

    This event is open to 7th and 8th grade boys and girls from any school, and is limited to the first 50 boys and first 50 girls to register.
  • Nov
    3

    Fall Open House

    Marian's Fall Open House is open to the public. The Open House is particularly beneficial for families of girls in grades 5-8 as they consider their high school options. No pre-registration or RSVP is required. Families will have the opportunity to tour the school and meet with student, faculty, staff and parent volunteers. Please plan to spend about an hour exploring our campus!
    MARIAN HIGH SCHOOL- entire campus
  • Nov
    23

    High School Placement Test

    In order to be considered for admission to Marian High School, students must take the High School Placement Test. The test may be taken only once, only by 8th grade students, and pre-registration and payment are required.

    Please click here beginning September 15 to pre-register and pay: http://detroit.stsusers.com/
    On the morning of the test:
    • Students should check-in at Marian's front lobby between 7:30-7:45 AM.
    • All registration information and testing materials will be provided.
    • A healthy snack and beverage will be provided mid-test.
    • Students may not use calculators.
    • Testing will conclude at approximatey 11:00 AM.
    • In order to maintain a quiet testing environment, we ask parents to wait in the front parking lot at pick-up time.
    MARIAN HIGH SCHOOL- front entrance
  • Dec
    5

    Class of 2024 Admission Application Deadline

    In order to receive an admission decision letter on the Archdiocese of Detroit's official decision letter mail date (fourth Friday in January), students must complete the Marian application process by December 5. Admission applications may be mailed directly to the school, or dropped off in the Front Office until 4 PM.
    MARIAN HIGH SCHOOL- Front Office
  • Dec
    7

    High School Placement Test (make-up date)

    In order to be considered for admission to Marian High School, students must take the High School Placement Test. The test may be taken only once, only by 8th graders, and pre-registration and payment are required.

    Please click here to pre-register and pay: http://detroit.stsusers.com/
    On the morning of the test:
    • Students should check-in at Marian's front lobby between 7:30-7:45 AM.
    • All registration information and testing materials will be provided.
    • A healthy snack and beverage will be provided mid-test.
    • Students may not use calculators.
    • Testing will conclude at approximatey 11:00 AM.
    • In order to maintain a quiet testing environment, we ask parents to wait in the front parking lot at pick-up time.
    MARIAN HIGH SCHOOL- front entrance
  • Feb
    1

    High School Placement Test (make-up date)

    In order to be considered for admission to Marian High School, students must take the High School Placement Test. The test may be taken only once, only by 8th graders, and pre-registration and payment are required.

    Please click here to pre-register and pay: http://detroit.stsusers.com/
    On the morning of the test:
    • Students should check-in at Marian's front lobby between 7:30-7:45 AM.
    • All registration information and testing materials will be provided.
    • A healthy snack and beverage will be provided mid-test.
    • Students may not use calculators.
    • Testing will conclude at approximatey 11:00 AM.
    • In order to maintain a quiet testing environment, we ask parents to wait in thefront parking lot at pick-up time.
    MARIAN HIGH SCHOOL- front entrance
  • Feb
    5

    Class of 2024 Welcome Party

    IMPORTANT NOTICE:
    The Class of 2024 Welcome Party is by invitation only. Invitations will be extended to all students who have been accepted to Marian as of the date of the party. This is an exciting event for incoming students, including those who have been accepted but have not yet committed to registering at Marian, and attendance is highly recommended. All students wishing to attend should be sure to submit their admission applications by the December 5 deadline in order to be accepted in time to attend the party.
    MARIAN HIGH SCHOOL- Marian Commons
  • Mar
    4

    Class of 2024 Registration

    Registration is by invitation only. Invitations will be extended to all students who have been accepted as of the date of Registration. Families may arrive any time between 4-6 PM and should plan to spend one hour on campus.
    MARIAN HIGH SCHOOL- entire campus
  • Mar
    24

    Spring Information Night

    Spring Information Night is open to the public. It is particularly beneficial for families of students in grades 5-8 who have not yet selected a high school. Students who have already registered to attend Marian need not attend.

    The event begins with a program featuring student, parent, faculty and staff speakers, promptly at 7 PM, followed by time for families to visit tables representing each academic department at Marian. No pre-registration or RSPV is required.
    MARIAN HIGH SCHOOL- Auditorium
  • Apr
    28

    New Parent Orientation

    This event is for parents only, and by invitation only. Invitations will be extended to all parents of incoming freshman and transfer students registered as of the date of the event.

    We encourage all parents to attend this important informational meeting, even if they have another daughter who has attended Marian previously.
    MARIAN HIGH SCHOOL- Auditorium
  • May
    6

    Class of 2024 Freshman Friend-zy

    This event is for students only, and by invitation only. Invitations will be extended to all students who have registered for the Class of 2024 as of the date of the event. Students will have the opportunity to meet and get to know their future classmates, as well as other Marian students in a casual, fun setting. Attendance is highly recommended. Students who wish to attend should be sure to apply and register on time in order to guarantee attendance at this event!
    MARIAN HIGH SCHOOL- Marian Commons
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Marian High School

7225 Lahser Road Bloomfield Hills, MI 48301
PHONE: (248) 644-1750
Marian High School, an IHM sponsored school, is fully accredited by NCA CASI, an accrediting division of AdvancED.

Marian is a Catholic college preparatory school for young women, sponsored by the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

The mission of Marian is to ensure, within a Christian environment, an excellent education built on a strong academic curriculum, which will enable young women to value human diversity and live responsible lives of leadership and action based on gospel values.

An enduring tradition: guiding young women spiritually, challenging them academically, and inspiring them to a life of leadership and service.