Admissions

New Haven admits new students on a rolling basis and accepts applications 365 days a year. Our multi-disciplinary team reviews each application to ensure that the applicant is a fit for New Haven and that New Haven is a fit for her. To get a feel for the type of young woman who thrives at New Haven, please complete our behavioral checklist and review our admissions criteria. New Haven girls come from all over the US and around the world. We welcome international students.

Call or Email

Contact Jacqueline or David at 888.317.3958 or Admissions@NewHavenRTC.com with any questions you may have regarding admissions or to discuss a potential applicant. We're available to talk twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. You may also contact us using our contact form.

Apply

You may begin the application process by downloading and completing our application, and returning it by fax, mail, or email.

You may also complete the online application for admissions by clicking here.

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Our brochure provides you with a portable and shareable description of our program.

Contact Us

For Admissions Call

888.317.3958 Calls Answered Live 24/7 Facility Main Number 801-794-1218

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