• Contact your counselor or postsecondary counselor to get this month’s promo code to apply for free

• Seniors that are taking/have taken a dual credit course with Harper now need to complete the Harper application but will indicate they are a "Returning Student". CLICK HERE for full instructions.

• Harper Promise-eligible seniors should see the section below: Harper Promise: Steps for Seniors to Remain Eligible.

• For instructions, see the "Parchment Instructions" section of the transcript page.

• Download your score report from your College Board (SAT) or ACT Student login and attach in an email to processing@harpercollege.edu

• If you listed Harper College as a recipient when you registered for the ACT or SAT, you can skip this step

• Once your application is reviewed, you will be emailed a login for your MyHarper portal.

• Follow Harper College's STEPS TO ENROLL for next steps that pertain to you.

  • Examples:

    • MyHarper portal login

    • Admissions meetings

    • Financial aid and scholarships

    • Placement testing

    • Orientation

    • Academic Advising

    • Course Registration

In addition to the other Harper Promise requirements (attendance, rigor/quality and persistence), the following must be completed as detailed on this checklist:

• Submit the Recommitment

• Apply to Harper by November 15: Use the application fee waiver code emailed to you to waive the $25 application fee when you apply. Seniors that are taking/have taken a dual credit course with Harper now need to complete the Harper application but will indicate they are a "Returning Student". CLICK HERE for full instructions.

• Submit your FAFSA between October 1 and February 15, 2022 and include Harper on your college list in the FAFSA.

• Community Service Hours: A total of 20 hours senior year are required and should be entered using Transeo before May 2022.

• Send Transcript after 1st semester: Request through Parchment that your transcript is sent to Harper (optional but highly recommended).