Welcome to Notre Dame Academy!
We are excited to learn more about you during the application process.
Whether you're interested in robotics, theatre, athletics or music, you will find your place at NDA. Follow the steps below to apply. The Enrollment Team is happy to guide you through this process.
Key Steps
Applications for Admission will still be accepted for the 2023-2024 school year until all seats are full.
STEP 1: Create a Ravenna Account
Notre Dame Academy uses Ravenna-Hub for the online submission of all application materials. Once you create an account you can submit your admission application, check the status of your application materials, and register for admission events. Create your Ravenna-Hub account today.
STEP 2: Register for an Entrance Exam
All applicants to seventh, eighth and ninth grade are required to submit entrance exam results. Click the exam name for direct access to testing information.
- ISEE (NDA Code: 570414) (In person and at home testing options)
- SSAT (NDA Code: 5429)
- HSPT (NDA Code: 23) (9th grade applicants only)
STEP 3: Submit Required Application Materials
Detailed instructions on how to submit each of these can be found in Ravenna Hub.
Application checklist:
☐ Notre Dame Academy Application Form and $50 Application Fee
☐ Applicant Questionnaire
☐ Parent/Guardian Statement
☐ Official Transcripts (current year, plus 2 previous years)
☐ School Administrator/Guidance Counselor Report
☐ Current English Teacher Recommendation
☐ Current Math Teacher Recommendation
☐ Entrance Exams (ISEE, SSAT or HSPT)
☐ Admissions Interview recommended but not required
For Questions about Admission at NDA
Contact: Office of Enrollment | admission@ndahingham.com | 781-749-5930 x 2232
Non-Discrimination Policy
Notre Dame Academy admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin, religion, or creed to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the Academy. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin, religion or creed in the administration of its education policies, scholarship and financial aid programs and athletic and other school-administered programs.