United States · Worcester, MA
College of the Holy Cross
Jesuit LAC strong in pre-med and pre-law.
Free. Enter your grades and scores and Admitify reads this university's rules against them.
Admission at College of the Holy Cross
College of the Holy Cross admits about 36% of applicants, which makes it selective. Admission is holistic: four years of transcript and course rigor first, then essays and activities, then recommendations and test scores. Grades and rigor carry most of the decision; well-written essays and a clear intended major help at the margin.
GCC applicants: international curricula (IB, American Diploma with APs, A-levels) are read in their own terms. English proficiency tests are usually waived for English-medium schools; check the university's waiver rule. Saudi students on a Ministry scholarship should confirm the programme is on the approved list before applying Early Decision.
College of the Holy Cross supplemental essays, 2026-27
College of the Holy Cross asks for no supplemental essays. The Common App personal statement (650 words, one of seven prompts) is the only piece of writing.
Every US applicant also writes the Common App personal statement: 650 words, seven prompts. Admitify's coach reads drafts line by line and never writes for the student.
Strong for
Liberal Arts · Biology / Pre-med · Economics
Data verified September 2026. Universities change requirements each cycle; confirm on holycross.edu before you apply. Spotted a change? Tell us.