Parents and children are invited to learn more about an MMI education at the Visitation and Entrance Exam Day on Saturday, November 14 beginning at 9 a.m. on the MMI campus at 154 Centre Street in Freeland. Registration is required and is limited to the first 25 students.
Visitation and Entrance Exam Day gives parents and students in grades 6 through 12 an opportunity to explore the school’s admissions process and meet other families who are also making an MMI decision.
Parents can learn about MMI’s smaller class sizes, personal attention, and co-curricular and extra-curricular options in athletics, the arts, and academics, as well as its well-rounded, college preparatory liberal arts education and Advanced Placement classes.
During Visitation and Entrance Exam Day, families will meet the MMI administration, learn about the curriculum and activities, tour the facility and ask questions, and meet current students.
The event will begin with students taking the MMI Entrance Exam. Any student entering 6-11th grade in the fall of 2021 is eligible to test. The exam will be followed by a brief tour with a few classroom stops along the way.
MMI Head of School Justin Kleinheider said, “It has been an unusual year but we are happy to be back on campus with our faculty and students. While we have had to reimagine many events, we are excited to be able to welcome visitors to campus for the exam and a brief tour. MMI celebrates a joy in learning daily through a dedication to a student-centered, small class size environment. From their first day, students find themselves challenged in every classroom, playing field, and laboratory. The center of the MMI community is a partnership between parents, students, and faculty. Our role is to prepare students for the journey ahead, which we accomplish by learning and helping each other. When you join the MMI community, you will feel empowered by the resources for you and your child.”
MMI offers need-based tuition assistance for those who believe they may need assistance with tuition. Need-based assistance is determined by an application through FACTS Grant & Aid which must be completed by the scheduled testing date.
Currently, more than 55 percent of MMI students receive some form of need-based tuition assistance. The school offers generous tuition assistance packages to qualified families, provides merit aid for exceptionally gifted students, offers a summer work-study program, provides options for payment plans, and collaborates with outside firms to arrange for low-interest student loans.
For more information or to register for the Visitation Day and Entrance Exam, contact Marci Hosier, Director of Enrollment Management at mhosier@mmiprep.org or (570) 636-1108.
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