Admissions
Application Process
Grades 5–8
Fifth through Eighth Grades
Many families choose to join the Brandeis community when their children begin Middle School, and our faculty are adept at making new students feel at home from the very first moment they visit the campus.
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INQUIRE
Thank you for your interest in The Brandeis School of San Francisco! We invite you to begin the admissions process at Brandeis by inquiring online. Once you inquire, our Office of Admissions will contact you. -
VISIT
Families are encouraged to visit the Brandeis campus as part of the application process. Click here to learn more about our event schedule and/or feel free to contact the Admissions office if you have questions about scheduling a tour. -
APPLY
Nearly every step of the application process may be completed by logging into MyBrandeis. You must have already completed an inquiry form in order to begin the process.
A completed application consists of the application form, student evaluation (and student records including report cards from the last two years), a $100 non-refundable application fee, and a recent photo of the applicant. Once you have completed the application we will contact you to schedule a student visit and parent interview.
NOTE: Our priority application deadline for Fall 2023 is Friday, January 13, 2023. Families who submit an application by this date will receive a decision on Thursday, March 16, 2023, in accordance with the guidelines recommended by the ISSFBA (Independent Schools Of The San Francisco Bay Area). Applications received after the priority deadline will be considered if space is available.
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STUDENT EVALUATION FORM/STUDENT RECORDS
Please click here to access the confidential student evaluation form. You may email the evaluation form directly to the teacher(s) and/or print, sign, and complete the top portion of the form and give it to your child's current teacher(s) to return to Brandeis.
We also require the applicant's report cards, narrative reports, and standardized tests from the past two years, as well as any other pertinent information.
Please complete the top portion of the records release form and give to the applicant's school so that these documents can be mailed to Brandeis.
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STUDENT VISIT
Student visits are a required part of the application process. We will contact you to schedule the visit once all forms and records are received.
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PARENT/GUARDIAN MEETING
Parent meetings are a required part of the application process, and will be scheduled after the completed application has been submitted.
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ADMISSIONS PROCEDURE CHECKLIST
1. Inquire online
2. Click here to learn more about tour and event dates.
3. Apply online at MyBrandeis (Please note that you must login to apply. If you have inquired with us, but have never logged in to our site, click here to obtain your MyBrandeis username and password.)- Please click here to access the confidential student evaluation form. You may email the evaluation form directly to the teacher(s) and/or print, sign, and complete the top portion of the form and give it to your child's current teacher(s) to return to Brandeis.
- Please complete the top portion of the records release form and provide to the applicant's school so that report cards, narrative reports, and standardized tests from the past two years, as well as any other pertinent information, will be mailed to Brandeis.
- Include a recent photo of the applicant.
4. After you have submitted your application, we will contact you to schedule a parent/guardian interview and a student visit.
5. Apply for tuition assistance (if applicable).
Please note: An application cannot be considered complete until all records have been received.
Brandeis admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender expression 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 and ethnic origin, and sexual orientation in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.
