How To Apply
As soon as you are ready, we invite you to start an online application. Please note that the application may be saved and returned to at any time.
Selectivity
While most applicants are qualified to attend the program, we are able to offer admission to only a small percentage. As a part of its highly selective admissions process,
Swiss Finance Academy seeks mature individuals who will
thrive in a challenging academic and work environment
where teamwork is paramount. We use an applicant's
academic record, coupled with extracurricular
activities, essays, achievements and work history, to make this determination.
For more information on building a successful application, we invite you to review the qualities of accepted students.
Eligibility
We accept applications
from undergraduate students in any year of study, including students who would like to attend the program after graduating.
We seek diversity in
academic backgrounds and therefore students with all
academic concentrations are welcome to apply.
To learn more about the diverse makeup of our
classes, please click
here.
Reapplying: We welcome applications from students who have previously applied. Please click here for more information.
Deadline
The application process is deadline driven, and qualified candidates are offered admission in the order applications are received. For next deadline, please see the dates and fees page. Early applicants have a greater chance of acceptance.
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are currently accepting applications.
Policies
Kindly take a moment to make sure you are aware of our policies.
Application Requirements
The following are required as part of the application process.
US Applicants: GPA,
Class Rank (if applicable), Transcript, GPA, standardized test scores for at least one of SAT / ACT / GMAT
/ GRE / LSAT, resume, and two essays about past and current
achievements (detailed instructions are found in the application).
Non-US Applicants:
Applicants must provide their class rank, as well as a complete
description of grades, coursework, and academic qualifications. If you have taken the SAT or GMAT, you are encouraged to submit these scores. A reume or CV, and two essays about past and current acheivements are also required.
All Applicants: One recommendation letter (optional): If you decide to submit this optional letter, it should be from a current university professor (for those
currently enrolled in a full-time educational
institution), or from the current employer or
a former professor (for those working full time).
The letter should be directly emailed to 
by the individual offering
to write it. The recommendation form can be downloaded from here and given to the faculty member / employer.
