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Spring Advantage Program for 2010
from the office of Admissions
Oak Ridge Military Academy (ORMA) has a “Spring Advantage Program” for students in need of academic “revival.” This program has flourished by offering an opportunity for students in grades 7 – 11 to “get back on track” so as to re-target their projected graduation date. That means if a student is not expected to pass the year, we at the Academy offer a chance to salvage the school year by enrolling in March and attending the Summer School Program. Obviously, this is not a guarantee for success, but it will certainly afford the student a new start toward a much higher level of academic achievement.
Requirements for Acceptance
from the office of Admissions
Historically, all of our graduates are accepted into a college or university of their choice. What this means to those applying for admission is that we don’t just take everyone that applies to the Academy. Listed below are the broad requirements for acceptance into Oak Ridge Military Academy:
• The student must be at least average in the ability to do college preparatory work. • Student must not have had any major infractions with the legal system (or pending rulings of infractions) or serious trouble in school.
• The student must be willing to become a cadet and adhere to the responsibilities of being an ORMA Cadet.
• Enroll student for the fourth quarter (March) of the school year as a boarding or day student. Student will reside on campus or attend classes until the end of the academic year May 30, 2010.
• Student will be automatically enrolled in ORMA's Summer Academic Camp and will reside on campus or attend classes from June 27, 2010, through July 31, 2010.
Cost for Spring Advantage Program at ORMA
from the office of Admissions
ORMA is offering two options to enter as a Spring Advantage Cadet, Boarding Student or Day Student. The total costs for each option is:
Day Student $ 7,502
Boarding Student $14,727
This price includes all expenses except optional fees and spending allowances. See below for a breakdown of tuition and fees for both options.
How to Apply
from the office of Admissions
Admission to Oak Ridge Military Academy (ORMA) comes after a formal review process by the Admissions Committee. An interview is required for acceptance. Exceptions can be made for international or out of state students.
Parents: Use the checklist below to make sure you have completed all of the steps necessary in applying for admission to ORMA.
•Return completed ADMISSIONS APPLICATION (along with non-refundable $100 application fee) completed and signed by the student’s parent(s) or guardian(s) responsible for enrollment at ORMA. If primary custody is not with both parents, proof of custody/guardianship is required.
•Contact ORMA to set up an interview and tour of campus.
• Provide the TRANSCRIPT REQUEST FORM to the guidance office of the student’s current and former schools. The schools should send the student’s official transcripts (grade reports), health and immunization records, standardized test results (if available), and any supporting documentation (such as an IEP).
• Return the two confidential RECOMMENDATION FOR ADMISSIONS forms. These forms should be filled out by an adult (other than a family member) who has knowledge of the student’s personality and behavior. Letters can be from a teacher, guidance counselor, coach, pastor, etc.
• Return completed ADMISSIONS QUESTIONAIRE. This form is to be filled out by the student. In addition, a personal interview is strongly suggested.
Evaluation of Applicants
from the office of Admissions
Once we have received the completed application and all necessary forms, we can begin to evaluate the candidate for admission. The enrollment decision cannot be made until all of these completed items have been received.When we have determined that the applicant is the sort of young person who can benefit from and contribute to life at our school, we will notify you of acceptance for enrollment.
International Students
fromthe office of Ad missions
In addition to the required admission documents listed above, international students must submit a financial certification to the Academy showing their parents’ ability to pay tuition. Once the application has been approved, the Academy will issue an I-20 form which is necessary to obtain an F1 Student Visa.Campus Visit
from the office of Admissions
We encourage families to visit our campus as part of our admissions process. A personal interview with a member of our Admissions Team is helpful for everyone involved in this important decision- making process.
When you visit, you will receive a guided tour of our campus grounds and facilities. You will have a chance to ask questions, meet some of the staff who will be working with your child, and form a real impression of what we can (and can’t) offer your family in meeting your specific needs.
Contact Information
from the office of Admissions
Admission Officers are available on weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. for campus tours and interviews. If you would like to schedule a tour, please call the Admissions Department at (336) 643- 4131 ext 131 or 197. You may also email us at blipke@ormila.com| jshelton@ormila.com
Non-Discrimination Policy
from the office of Admissions
Oak Ridge Military Academy admits students of any race, color, national or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic or other school administered programs.
Testimonial
from the ORMA testimonial archive
“ Enclosed is a gift for the academy in appreciation for the care and attention that was given our daughter, Mary Claire. Oak Ridge’s mission and philosophy did prepare Mary Claire for college and life. She will always remember the school as "home" and the faculty and staff as "family." „
- Evelyn and Ron



